Everything related to Arabic in Japan: its institutions, professors and researchers, projects, books and activities, and its news and articles.
Universities, departments, institutes, schools and associations
Osaka
Arabic is taught at The University of Osaka (Arabic Major, School of Foreign Studies), in Osaka.
Tokyo
Arabic is taught at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (Arabic, School of Language and Culture Studies), in Tokyo.
Tokyo
Arabic is taught at The University of Tokyo (Department of Islamic Studies, Faculty of Letters), in Tokyo.
Tokyo · Since 2017 CE
Arabic is taught at Waseda University (Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies Course, Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences), in Tokyo. It offers Master's and PhD degrees.
Tokyo · Since 2011 CE
Arabic is taught at The University of Tokyo Centre for Middle Eastern Studies (Sultan Qaboos Chair), in Tokyo.
Tokyo · Since 1985 CE
Arabic is taught at Japan Association for Middle East Studies (JAMES), in Tokyo.
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Peer-reviewed journals and book series on Arabic published in this country — from the publication-venues directory, shown here automatically
Annals of Japan Association for Middle East Studies (AJAMES)
Japan Association for Middle East Studies (JAMES)
Japan · About Arabic
ISSN: 2433-1872
Multidisciplinary International Peer-reviewed journalOrient (Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan)
The Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan
Japan · About Arabic
ISSN: 1884-1392
Multidisciplinary International Peer-reviewed journalBulletin of the Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan (Oriento)
The Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan
Japan · About Arabic
ISSN: 1884-1406
Multidisciplinary International Peer-reviewed journalJournal of Asian and African Studies (Ajia Afurika Gengo Bunka Kenkyu)
Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA), Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Japan · About Arabic
ISSN: 2436-911X
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How the writer came to Arabic, and what kept them with it
Questions put to teachers of Arabic in the country, in their own words
Words in the country's language that come from Arabic, each with its source
Questions about Arabic asked from this country, with their answers
Collections in the country that hold Arabic manuscripts
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367 مجلّدًا في المجموعة الأولى و153 في الثانية. ولا يذكر المصدر عدد ما هو بالعربية لغةً.
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