The Story of Shonen to Inu’s Journey into English
When Seishu Hase won a Naoki Prize in July 2020 for Shonen to Inu, my interest was immediately piqued. Once I had read it I knew I wanted...
JAT held ProJECT 2022: Reconnect on November 19, 2022. We thank all the participants for coming to JAT’s first in-person event in 3 years.
JAT is also grateful to all our volunteers (speakers, moderators, room captains, receptionists, videographers, and general helpers) for making the day a resounding success! We only heard positive feedback about the day and all the presentations.
A special thank you to our Ask Anything! Group leaders who kindly led small group discussions over lunch. First-time participants and new translators were full of praise for the opportunity to learn from our veterans’ vast experience.
JAT also appreciates the Board Directors and Organising Committee members for all their time to prepare and organise the event.
We look forward to seeing you at IJET-31 Tokyo on June 24-25, 2023, if not sooner. Details will be posted to https://ijet.jat.org/
Photos & Videos:
Photos and videos taken at the event will be uploaded by the end of the year. JAT appreciates your continued patience.
Seeking Volunteers:
JAT runs on its volunteer power. Please feel free to email [email protected] to ask how you might contribute to future events, a SIG, or as a Board Director.
Upcoming Events:
Information about upcoming events can be found at: https://jat.org/events
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