Japan Foundation, Manila

Japanese-Language Education

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Oshaberi Salon: アニメの日本語 (Japanese in Anime)

Oshaberi SalonAre you looking for a chance to practice your Nihongo? Why not join the Oshaberi Salon?

 

Are you a fan of Japanese Anime?

Do you know about the variations in Japanese language used by Anime characters?

If you know much more about アニメの日本語, you will be able to enjoy アニメmore!

 

For this session, we will learn about several types of the Japanese language, e.g. dialects and role-specific language (samurai, butler, old man, etc.) through anime.

After that, let’s try a short and easyアフレコ(post-recording) in Japanese!

 

Date

March 3, 2017 (Friday)
Venue The Japan Foundation, Manila
Time 6:20pm-8:00pm

Admission

 FREE

MAXIMUM OF 40 PARTICIPANTS

*Participants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Only those who have registered will be considered.

Registration

 Please register online through the link below.

http://tinyurl.com/OshaberiSalon170303
Eligibility of participants

Latecomers until 6:45 only

At least High School Student

Maximum of 5 people per group
Inquiries
The Japan Foundation, Manila
23/F Pacific Star Bldg., Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Cor. Makati Ave., Makati City
TEL. # 811-6155~58
FAX # 811-6153

 

This session will be conducted mostly in Japanese. Interested Japanese-language learners are welcome to join us.

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22nd Philippine Nihongo Teachers’ Forum

22nd Philippine Nihongo Teachers’ Forum

We are pleased to invite all Japanese language teachers to the 22nd Philippine Nihongo Teachers’ Forum, a project of the Association of Filipino Nihongo Teachers (AFINITE), in cooperation with the Japan Foundation Manila and the UP Department of Linguistics. This year’s forum has the theme “RETHINKING AND INNOVATING ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR NIHONGO CLASSES”.

This forum aims to enhance the teaching techniques and strategies of Japanese language teachers to help them become better and more competitive educators. For this reason, we will limit the attendance of this year’s forum to teachers of the Japanese language only.Please submit registration form and registration fee no later than October 30, 2015.

Date November 14 & 15, 2015
Time Registration at 8:00 am on November 14, 2015
Venue Palma Hall 400, CSSP, UP Diliman
Fee AFINITE Members: PHP500

Non-AFINITE Members:

> NCR Residents: PHP900

> Non-NCR Residents: PHP800 (Please show your boarding pass/bus ticket upon arrival at the venue to (Ms.) Maria Francisco, AFINITE Treasurer)
Mode of Payment You may deposit your payments through any RCBC branch under Association of Filipino Nihongo Teachers (AFINITE) RCBC S/A No. 1-194-530338 (Morayta Branch) and email the fully-scanned validated deposit slip together with the registration form to <afinite.officers@gmail.com>with the subject [22ndPNTF].
Inquiries For inquiries, please email or call the following:
(Ms.) Corazon Shobiri, AFINITE Vice President-External: cshobiri@yahoo.com / 0916-4347785
(Ms.) Florinda Palma Gil, AFINITE President: floripg2808@gmail.com / 0928-4230882
(Mr.) Tatsuya Nakagome, The Japan Foundation Manila, Japanese language adviser: 811-6155
Download 22nd PNTF 2015_Registration Form (MS Word File)
22nd PNTF 2015_Registration Form (PDF File)

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Sensei no Wa

Sensei no Wa July 2015先生の輪は、日本語教師の交流の場です。もっと楽しく、もっとおもしろく一緒に日本語教育を勉強しましょう！

“Sensei no Wa” is open to both experienced and neophyte Japanese-language teachers, and offers a platform for information exchange with one’s peers. It is for the further encouragement of Japanese Language Education and aims to support professional enrichment and network expansion through interactive learning.

 

Topic:

日本語：日本の文化・事情を教えるときの大切なヒント
Important things when teaching Japanese Culture
by Ms. Marie Dominique E. Licup (Miriam College High School)

Teaching Japanese culture is as important as teaching its grammar. Several use authentic teaching materials as examples to teach culture, but how effective is it? Aside from that, the comparison between two cultures often lead to lowering the view on one culture, but highly regarding the other. What should be done to prevent this, and the students’ stereotypical understanding of Japanese culture? In this session, discover how to avoid these misconceptions and the important points that make teaching Japanese culture more meaningful to the students.

Date July 25, 2015 (Saturday)
Time 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Venue Nihongo Center Foundation, Makati
Admission Free
Download SenseinoWa_20150725 Flyer
Sensei no Wa_Registration Sheet

 

Interested parties, please send the completed registration sheet to Ms. Kimy Tanmo (nihongo1@jfmo.org.ph) on or before July 23, 2015 (Thursday).

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Sensei no Wa

Sensei no Wa June 2015先生の輪は、日本語教師の交流の場です。もっと楽しく、もっとおもしろく一緒に日本語教育を勉強しましょう!

“Sensei no Wa” is open to both experienced and neophyte Japanese-language teachers, and offers a platform for information exchange with one’s peers. It is for the further encouragement of Japanese Language Education and aims to support professional enrichment and network expansion through interactive learning.

Topic 1

漢字学習ストラテジー
The Practical Memorization of Kanji
by Ms. Cherry Rolaine Ramirez (Nihongo Center Foundation)
Grantee, Long-term Training Program for Foreign Teachers of the Japanese Language (Urawa, Japan), September 2014 – March 2015

Topic 2

Simple speech can motivate student to speak in Nihongo
by Ms. Maria Crispina Francisco (Nihongo Kyoiku Tutorial Services)
Grantee, Short-term Training Program for Foreign Teachers of the Japanese Language (Urawa, Japan), January 2015 – March 2015

Date June 19, 2015 (Friday)
Time 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Venue The Japan Foundation, Manila
Admission Free
Inquiries The Japan Foundation, Manila
23/F Pacific Star Bldg., Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Cor. Makati Ave., Makati City
TEL. # 811-6155~58
FAX # 811-6153
E-mail: email@jfmo.org.ph
Download Sensei no Wa Flyer

 

Interested parties, please confirm attendance with Ms. Kimy Tanmo (nihongo1@jfmo.org.ph) on or before June 18, 2015 (Thursday).

Events & Courses|

Sensei no Wa

Sensei no Wa March 2015先生の輪は、日本語教師の交流の場です。もっと楽しく、もっとおもしろく一緒に日本語教育を勉強しましう！

“Sensei no Wa” is open to both experienced and neophyte Japanese-language teachers, and offers a platform for information exchange with one’s peers. It is for the further encouragement of Japanese Language Education and aims to support professional enrichment and network expansion through interactive learning.

 

Topic:

授業のちょっとした工夫

Simple Ways To Spice Up Your Lessons

Lecturer:

Ms. Sachiko Kuwano (The Japan Foundation, Manila)

Date March 20, 2015 (Friday)
Time 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Venue The Japan Foundation, Manila
Admission Free
Inquiries The Japan Foundation, Manila
23/F Pacific Star Bldg., Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Cor. Makati Ave., Makati City
TEL. # 811-6155~58
FAX # 811-6153
E-mail: email@jfmo.org.ph
Download Sensei no Wa Flyer

 

Interested parties, please confirm attendance with Ms. Kimy Tanmo (nihongo1@jfmo.org.ph) on or before March 19, 2015 (Thursday).

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19th Philippine Nihongo Teachers’ Forum

19th Philippine Nihongo Teachers’ ForumFor this forum, we present to you the coursebook developed by Japan Foundation for adult learners, Marugoto: Japanese Language and Culture.

The topics found in this coursebook set scenes for people with diverse cultural backgrounds to interact in Nihongo, providing audio input through natural conversations spoken in each scene. It also features Japanese culture through numerous photographs and illustrations which motivate the learner to find out more about Japan on their own.

By all means, we enjoin you to get to grips with Marugoto on May 17, where we have invited Senior Japanese Language Specialist of Japan Foundation Jakarta, Ms. Naomi Hatta, one of the authors of Marugoto. Send in your application forms now!

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