Our Japanese Language and Culture Sampler courses are a series of courses offering a window into both Japanese language and culture. Please come and sample various aspects of Japanese culture through the beautiful decorations in our center, and try a … Continue reading →
This session is now full. Thank you for your interest. The Japan Foundation, Toronto is offering a series of Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) information sessions this September. Join us to start preparing for this December’s JLPT! These sessions are … Continue reading →
Step 1: Start with an easy level Step 2: Don't use a dictionary Step 3: Skip any parts you don't understand Step 4: Boring? Read a different book! These are the principles behind the "Tadoku" Japanese Graded Reader series, and … Continue reading →
A Talk by Professor Chieko Mizoue, University of Tsukuba In Japan, one in every four individuals is over 65 years of age, and one in eight is over 75 years of age. This presents challenges to all levels of government … Continue reading →
This session is now full. Thank you for your interest. The Japan Foundation, Toronto is offering a series of Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) information sessions this September. Join us to start preparing for this December’s JLPT! These sessions are … Continue reading →
JFT Booth at The Word On The Street 2013 September 21, Queen's Park Circle The JFT Library is currently preparing for The Word On The Street, the national book and magazine festival taking place in Queen's Park on Sunday, September … Continue reading →
This session is now full. Thank you for your interest. The Japan Foundation, Toronto is offering a series of Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) information sessions this September. Join us to start preparing for this December’s JLPT! These sessions are … Continue reading →
A Talk by Professor Masako Iino, Tsuda College After the Pacific War ended in 1945, a relief agency called Lara (Licensed Agencies for Relief in Asia) was formed. Between 1946 and 1952, twenty percent of the relief supplies sent to … Continue reading →
Step 1: Start with an easy level Step 2: Don't use a dictionary Step 3: Skip any parts you don't understand Step 4: Boring? Read a different book! These are the principles behind the "Tadoku" Japanese Graded Reader series, and … Continue reading →
“Bullet Train Theatre” brings a mix of kabuki, rock, modern theater and big stars to the stage, the screen and the JCCC for its Canadian Premiere! details
