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Online Center
for Japanese Studies
The Yamasa Institute, Okazaki, Japan
Innovative, International & Non Profit
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Online Center officially launched.
A lot of grey hairs, a lot of investment, and around fifteen thousand hours of work is just starting to show results. The OCJS has been in development so long that I thought (several times) that I'd never live long enough to see it. A big step forward today - we have now finally acheived the "online" part of the name. A lot of content development and infrastructure still required though. Your patience is greatly appreciated. As always a big thanks to the people who have helped make it possible, including:
Kato Erina, Tomas Cermak, Sugita Tadashi, Jong-Gap Mun, Andres Barbosa, Kato Tatsuya, Koh Shihkuei, Onishi Eriko, Chris Moorhouse, Suzuki Saori, Kelly Duke, Steffen Lehmann, Eva ("Nina") Hoerschgen, Steffen Schnorzinger, Hugo Britos, Steffanie Klinge, Anthony Jack, Zara Shulman, Yokozawa Norikazu, Ban Tomoe, Euan McKay, Helena Simmonds, Oleg Benesch, Kim Suerim, Joshua Wilbur, Stephanie Weng, Jon Walden, Brett Robson, the staff of the Okazaki Chamber of Commerce, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, the Hattori Foundation etc. And last but not least, you!
I hope I haven't missed anybody.
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Hattori Foundation (est.1919) - The Yamasa Institute
1-2-1 Hanehigashi-machi, Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture, JAPAN 444-0832
Tel: +81 (0)564 55 8111 Fax: +81 (0)564 55 8113 Email: Inquiries
www.yamasa.org content is created and maintained by
Declan Murphy and the students and
staff of the
Yamasa Institute's Multimedia Studio. This site is Yamasa - All rights reserved.
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