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昨日の立ち上げ式に招かれて行ってきました。UMの学長についで、ASICSの社長さん(写真1)、そしてミシガンのGretchen Whitmer知事(彼女、次期大統領にという声も、写真2)がそれぞれスピーチをし、その後、研究施設のツアー、アシックス所属の一流運動選手のパネルと素晴らしい1日でした。社会・行動・運動科学の研究も来年度から始まります。
アシックスが米国で復活、ナイキと再逆転なるか ミシガンに研究拠点 - 日本経済新聞 nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOGN2…
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ミシガン大学の巨大な図書館を案内していただく。とにかく膨大な書籍があり、余生をここで過ごしたいほど…
日本語の本も豊富、畳のコーナーもあってくつろげます!
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Announcing the 12th annual Ann Arbor Japan Week! 🎉 Join us from June 14th to 20th for a week of free, all-ages performances, workshops, crafts, and so much more! Visit myumi.ch/2jNwe to view the full schedule and all of our wonderful community partners.
@iiumich
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This Japanese map turns Buddhist cosmology into geography, and the whole thing was carved into a single woodblock in the 1700s! Every line you see was cut by hand, in reverse, before being pressed onto paper. Zoom in on the details here: myumi.ch/A1q24 #MapMonday
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You’re invited! All graduating international students and their guests are invited to join LSA in celebrating our global graduates.
Learn more: myumi.ch/y1Dp1
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Attending #AAS2026? U-M's Asian Studies Centers invite you to our reception!
🗓 Sat, March 14 | 7:30–9:30 PM
📍 Fairmont Waterfront, Ballroom C
@AASAsianStudies @michiganchina @UMCJS @umCSAS @umcseas @MichiganKorea @iiumich
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Ann Arbor community members gather to celebrate the Japanese New Year in Asia Library's Oka Tadoku room. Read about it in the @michigandaily: myumi.ch/D8DkG
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Ikebana is the brilliant art of Japanese flower arranging. Join Ichiyo Associate Masters Terre Voegeli and Liz Larwa as they present the history and aesthetics of Ikebana and demonstrate a few arrangements.
Sunday, January 26 at 2 pm at Traverwood.
→ aadl.org/node/634317
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🌎 The @UMich is the leading public university in study abroad programs and No. 2 nationally. In 2022-23, 3,340 students traveled to 124 countries.
@EmyGuttman @PlatosSinFronte @GlobalMichigan @UMich_Engaged
Learn more: 👇
news.umich.edu/u-m-ranks-no-…
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@UMich students affiliated with @iiumich or its centers/programs, today is the last day to submit your photos to📸 II's Photo Contest and win up to $500! Don't miss your chance!
@UofMAfrica @umichCREES @umichWCEE
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A special shoutout to @UMCJS for their continued support of The Michigan and State Theaters! For years, they've hosted #JapanWeek which brings free Japanese-related programming to the #AnnArbor community.
See MARY AND THE WITCH'S FLOWER at The #MichiganTheater on June 20!
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Join us for Professor XiaoHong Xu's Memorial Conference on May 24th! Prominent scholars from around the nation will reflect on his impactful contributions in four panels. Don't miss this opportunity to honor his scholarly legacy! #xiaohongxu
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The application for FLAS Fellowships is now open! Join our info sessions, in person and virtually. Visit myumi.ch/1AyMg.
@GoGlobalED @umichLSA @GlobalMichigan @UofMAfrica @umichLACS @UMCMENAS @umichCREES @umCSAS @UMCJS @MichiganChina @MichiganKorea @MaryGao @UMich
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CJS is pleased to be a co-sponsor of @UmichDigital's upcoming Esports Symposium!🎮
Register using the QR code below, or through their website: digitalstudies.umich.edu/
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Join us later this week to celebrate the International Institute's 30th Anniversary with a scholarly symposium on global issues (technology, journalism, regional power dynamics) that zeroes in on specific cases including #China and #Ukraine.
myumi.ch/GkVZ4
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TODAY, 9/21: Join us in the Clark Library for the opening of the exhibit Manga no Ryokou: The Manga Map and A Journey Through the Art of Depiction in Japanese Cartography. Learn about the collection and see colorful examples of Japanese maps over time. myumi.ch/y24Ww
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Starting next week!
@iiumich @GlobalMichigan @UMCSEAS @MichiganKorea @MichiganChina @UMCJS @umichsmtd
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When #UMich faced a labor shortage during #WWII, it hired Japanese Americans held in #internment camps. When students of Japanese heritage applied for admission, they were rejected. @DenshoProject @UMCJS
myumi.ch/kxpjj
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TONIGHT, The Sakura Japanese Instrumental Group presents a mini concert of festival and folk music followed by a Bon Dance!
6 pm at the Downtown Library.
Details: aadl.org/node/614411

ALT The words "Bon Odori Dance Festival" are included in large pink letters at the top middle. The words "with Sakura Japanese Instrumental Group" are included in small pink letters under this. Six Japanese women with black dresses and purple scarves are in the center of the photo. The women are holding a golden dragon head.






























