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• Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture
  The '''Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture''' was founded in [[1986]] in honor of Japanologist [[Donald Keene] Among the events is sponsors are the [[Soshitsu Sen Distinguished Lectures on Japanese Culture]].
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• Soshitsu Sen Distinguished Lectures on Japanese Culture
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• Keene Center of Japanese Culture
  #REDIRECT [[Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture]]
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• Caffe Swish
  '''Caffe Swish''' was a Thai and Japanese fusion restaurant on [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] between 115th and 116th
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• Tomo
  '''Tomo''' was a Japanese and Sushi restaurant on [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] at 110th St.
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• M2M
  ...[[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] at 115th St. It closed in 2017. It stocked Japanese and other Asian foods, and sold junk food from, well, morning (7am) to midn
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• East Asian Languages and Cultures Department
  The department teaches [[Chinese]], [[Japanese]], [[Korean]], and Tibetan as well as many literature courses. Other langua
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• William Theodore de Bary
  ...ourse in Japanese humanities, a graduate-level survey of either Chinese or Japanese philosophy (alternating each year), and the Columbia College senior colloqu ...merous books of original source material relating to East Asian (primarily Japanese and Chinese) literature, history, and culture, as well as making the case,
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• Buell Hall
  ...ture, the Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery and Columbia's Headquarters for Japanese Architectural Studies and Advanced Research.
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• Hoshi Coupe
  '''Hoshi Coupe''' is an upscale Japanese salon on Broadway at 108th Street.
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• C. V. Starr East Asian Library
  ...United States. It currently holds in excess of 810,000 volumes of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Tibetan, Mongol, Manchu, and Western-language materials and over 6
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• Post-graduation
  ...nclude the worldwide English teaching scholarships from [[Fulbright]], the Japanese government's JET program, or the French government's teaching assistants pr
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• Tokyo Pop
  '''Tokyo Pop''' was a Japanese restaurant on [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] between 104th St and 105th St,
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• Ming's Wok
  '''Ming's Wok''' was a Chinese, Japanese, and Sushi restaurant on [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] at 101st St. It off
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• Fat Ming
  ...te that the owners of Fat Ming went on to operate Kouzan, a well-respected Japanese joint also on the [[Upper West Side]].
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• Introduction to Major Topics in Asian Civilizations: East Asia
  ...ions: East Asia''' is a seminar course covering the key points of Chinese, Japanese and Korean history and philosophy. The course has been taught for decades b
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• Introduction to East Asian Civilizations: China
  : The Sino-Japanese War
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• Miwa Kai
  ...ur), her travels on the Trans-Siberian Railway in the 1930s, her time in a Japanese internment camp during WW II, her encounters with Presidents [[Nicholas Mur ...r her long and continuing service in increasing the public availability of Japanese cultural materials.
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• J. W. Smit
  *Knew English, French, Dutch, Latin, Greek, German, dabbled in Sanskrit and Japanese and was, at the time of his death, attempting to master Classical Chinese.
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• Paul Anderer
  '''Paul Anderer''' is a professor of Japanese and [[comparative literature]]. He is the author of ''Other Worlds: Arishima Takeo and the Bounds of Modern Japanese Fiction'' (Columbia U. Press, [[1984]]), and ''Literature of the Lost Home:
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• Donald Keene
  ...s highest-circulation newspaper. In [[1986]], the [[Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture]] was founded in his honor. ...en.<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime/2013/05/08/donald-keenes-latest-japanese-adventure/</ref>
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• Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture
  The '''Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture''' was founded in [[1986]] in honor of Japanologist [[Donald Keene] Among the events is sponsors are the [[Soshitsu Sen Distinguished Lectures on Japanese Culture]].
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• Sen Lectures
  ...annually at Columbia to "increase American awareness and understanding of Japanese culture". The series began in [[1988]] with a lecture by Dr. Soshitsu Sen X ...ical performances. The lectures are hosted by the [[Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture]].
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