Part one of series on innovations in contemporary Japanese architecture
presentation on Chinese calligraphy and painting at Shady Side Academy.
Join the Asian Studies Center and Global Hub for a Lunar New Year celebration in honor of the Year of the Tiger! Come for some light refreshments, crafts, a photobooth, and more.
Kitsuke workshop with Shaler Middle School hosted by Evan Mason and ELI Yasuda students.
SCREENSHOT Asia will be hosting screening of film On-gaku at the Tekko Convention in Pittsburgh
Visiting Japanese students and local Pittsburgh students gather at the Rink at PPG Place for an afternoon of ice skating and language/culture exchange, building on the previous language exchange event that had over 90 attendees.
China’s ongoing economic reforms have produced new types of legal, political, economic, social, and familial subjects. The revolutionary political subject of Maoism—“the People”—has been atomized into independent economic subjects responsible for their own welfare outside of work. This has been marked by the abolition of the so-called “iron rice bowl,” or a system of cradle to grave welfare for privileged urban workers, in contrast to exploited rural citizenry who have historically subsidized China’s urban industry.
Nantional Council for the Social Studies annual conference: Expand your knowledge of the American War in Vietnam and the Vietnamese diaspora that followed to the United States, rising to dominate the booming nail salon industry.
As part of a club activity, I designed a Japanese language lesson for absolute beginners. Club members participated and learned a variety of introductory Japanese phrases.
