Occupied Countries' Student's University In Japan

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Occupied Countries' Student's University In Japan

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Post by Anwar bin Zapari » 14 Dec 2003, 11:55

I have found a few of these universities' name. Can someone help me to translate them?

Kokusai gakuyukai
Hiroshima Bunri Daigaku

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Post by kobold » 17 Dec 2003, 12:27

von Luck wrote:I have found a few of these universities' name. Can someone help me to translate them?

Kokusai gakuyukai
Hiroshima Bunri Daigaku

TIA.

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Anwar

Kokusai gakuyukai
international (or foreign/overseas) students association.

Hiroshima Bunri Daigaku
is something like:
hiroshima general university (arts/science)


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Post by hisashi » 17 Dec 2003, 16:19

Hiroshima Bunri Daigaku was upgraded from Hiroshima advanced teachers' school in 1939. In postwar Japan, most teachers graduated from teachers' school (shihan gakko), but Hiroshima advanced teachers' school gave college level educations. In 1949 this college became faculty of education, Hiroshima University.
http://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/index.php?lang=en

ISI(Kokusai Gakuyukai) founded in 1935
http://www.isi.or.jp/index_e.htm

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Post by Anwar bin Zapari » 19 Dec 2003, 05:22

Thank you kobold and maisov.

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Post by Balrog » 23 Dec 2003, 12:29

only a test...

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Post by Christian Ankerstjerne » 23 Dec 2003, 12:41

joel pacheco wrote:only a test...
Please use the test section for test posts...

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Post by Balrog » 23 Dec 2003, 12:55

sorry, i have had a impossible time posting on other sections and wanted to see if i could post here.

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