Getting Your Japanese Driver’s License (Ehime Edition)
By Emily GuoThe number of congratulations (“おめでとう御座います”)I received - both from the license center staff and teachers who knew I was going through this process - shows that obtaining a…
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By Emily GuoThe number of congratulations (“おめでとう御座います”)I received - both from the license center staff and teachers who knew I was going through this process - shows that obtaining a…
Edited by Emily GuoAt the beginning of June, Ehime fielded two teams for this year’s Touch Rugby Tournament in Tokushima . With 3 veteran players from last years tournament, and…
Meet your 2023-2024 AJET Team!
Jordan Rocke looks back at his time as the Mikan Blog Editor and as an ALT in Ehime Prefecture.
The Kochi and Ehime AJETs team up to host an ice skating event at the Iyotetsu Sports Center in Matsuyama.
In March, Ehime AJET hosted a little TTRPG event in Matsuyama, playing the game Cozy Town, a chill game about building a happy little place, no negativity allowed!
This year was a blast. Our team did a fantastic job this year, especially considering that we were finally stabilizing after a devastating global pandemic.
We have another Backtrack! This time from Jennie Terman, an ethnomusicologist who was a JET out on Kamijima from 2006 to 2008.
By Patrick Peh
Prelude
At the end of January we had Tsubaki “Matsuri” (meaning Festival), which is a massive festival held at Tsubaki Shrine, marking the coldest day this winter. But what I am going to write about here is not so much about the festival but about a concert band of the same name. In my final year of the JET program, I had the honor and privilege to perform with Brass Band Camellia in Masaki Culture Center. Previously, in Listen to the Japanese School Band I narrated the story of students playing their instruments in band. This time, I will write about their teachers who play their instruments in band.
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