日英翻訳・通訳業界全体の底上げ – Come. Learn. Columbus.
The JAT committee, IJET-28 organizing committee and everyone who participated and attended IJET-28 in Columbus, Ohio wish to thank Ohio State University [] and its East Asian Studies Center for providing us the facilities and every convenience in order to make this another fantastic conference. IJET-28 Columbus would also not have been possible without Translation Business Systems Japan, Honda R&D Americas, Forte Inc., Word Connection, the International Monetary Fund, Kent State University, and with grant and support of the Japan Foundation New York, and The Consulate General of Japan in Detroit.
We all look forward to seeing everyone again in Osaka for IJET-29.
April 8 – 9, 2017
The Ohio State University
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Indra Levy, Stanford University
EnJoe Toh (b. 1972) is a remarkable figure in contemporary Japanese literature. He holds a 2007 Ph.D. in Physics from Tokyo University, and he won the Akutagawa Prize for the latter half of 2011. Although his work is often categorized as sci-fi, it is more aptly classified, to...
For a translator new to the financial field, navigating through top lines and bottom lines can prove potentially hazardous. With a road map, translating about corporate earnings—the bread and butter of financial translators—should no longer prove daunting. This presentation will...
What face does Japan present to the world today? News about business and politics gives an important part of the picture, but literature gives a different kind of insight. The term “Galapagos syndrome” is frequently used to describe Japanese technology products so uniquely...
April 7, 2017
Handouts are now available for the following sessions on the IJET-28 website. You must be logged in to view and download the content. Chris Mellinger: Inside the Translator’s Mind. . . Jim Davis & Emily Shibata-Sato: Hands-on translation Workshop . . . Jeff King: The Who,...
April 4, 2017
Reminders If you haven't yet, please fill out the Attendee Survey, tell us how we can fine-tune IJET-28 and beyond: IJET Attendee Survey Did You Know? ★ You can print tickets or your invoice for the conference. If you have already set a password for the IJET-28 Conference...
March 11, 2017
Q: Where is the largest collection of Manga in the United States? A: In Columbus, at The Ohio State University Library! That’s right, Manga-lovers! Not only does The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum house “the world’s largest collection of materials related to cartoons...
