Join the JCA for an anime night! The event is free, but spots are limited and registration is required.
Please join us for an Association for Asian Studies NEAC distinguished lecture by Professor Jennifer Robertson, professor emerita, University of Michigan Kokoro (心) is widely and innovatively used in everyday parlance and figures in many Japanese idioms. Kokoro connotes intellectual,...
Join us for our annual speech contest! Entrants from elementary school to university come from across Southeast Wisconsin to share poetry, song, and speeches. Winners in each category will receive prizes, including a scholarship sponsored by AnimeMKE! This event is...
Join the Japanese Culture Association for a screening of the wonderful film Spirited Away! Free and open to the public
Please join us for a talk by Dr. Linda Galvane of University of Michigan for a talk here on campus! Talk title: Readers, Writers, and Wipers of Modern Japan: Toilet Paper as Complex Literary Material This talk examines toilet paper...
Please join the Japanese Program for a screening of the wonderful film Time Scoop Hunter featuring subtitles by students in the UWM Japanese Program. Based on the television show of the same name, Time Scoop Hunter centers around a team...
We would like to extend to you an invitation to the annual UWM Japanese Program’s Spring Festival. We would like to showcase the projects that our students have worked hard on this semester. The festival will be held in person....
Please join the Japanese Program for a screening of the wonderful film Before the Coffee Gets Cold featuring subtitles by students in the UWM Japanese Program. This film is based on the best-selling book of the same name. Film: Before...
Please join the Japanese Program for a screening of the wonderful film Thermae Romae featuring subtitles by students in the UWM Japanese Program. This film is headlined by the oh-so-dreamy Abe Hiroshi and is based on the manga series of...
The Japanese Program, with sponsorship from the Religious Studies Program and the Center for 21st Century Studies Critical Asian Humanities Research Collaboratory are thrilled to present a Japanese tea ceremony at UWM. Where: Golda Meir Library, East Wing room E281...