If you think in terms of a year, plant a seed; if in terms of
ten years, plant trees; if in terms of 100 years, teach the people.

- Confucius
Recent News & Announcements
Feature stories:
Korean Class Grand Opening NEW
Teaching English in Korea with the TaLK and EPIK Programs NEW
Aging Issues in Korea (Coming soon)
Tea Ceremony (coming soon)
Japan and China Summer Camps
UTSA's East Asia Institute will offer one week of Japanese Language and Culture Camp (June 11-15) and one week of Chinese Language and Culture Camp (June 18-22) this summer. Enjoy a different, educational and fun summer learning Chinese and Japanese through language instruction, culture, customs, arts, crafts, cooking and more. For children ages 9-12 and the cost is $220 per camp or $420 for both camps. See flyer
To register: Click here to download registration forms and learn more about the camps
Learn Korean @ UTSA
The East Asia Institute in collaboration with the Houston Korean Education Center will offer one non-credit beginning-level and one intermediate-level Korean Language and Culture course starting on September 11, 2012. The classes are made possible by a generous grant from the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of the Republic of Korea. Space is limited, so register early. See flyer
To register: Registration forms
Meet EAI's new Japan Outreach Coordinator
The East Asia Institute at UTSA is pleased to announce the arrival of Ms. Tomoe Kumashiro, who has been dispatched through the Japan Outreach Initiative (JOI) Program, sponsored by The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership (CGP) and The Laurasian Institution (TLI). To reach Ms.Tomoe Kumashio and request a special presentation, conduct a workshop, or if you have questions concerning any other Japanese-related topics, please contact her at Tomoe.Kumashiro@utsa.edu or at 210-458-8550. To read more about Kumashiro
Read Jumping for JOI quarterly newsletter (Aug.-Nov., 2011)
Read Jumping for JOI Quarterly newsletter2 (Dec. 2011-March 2012)
The East Asia Institute and the UTSA community share our concern and sympathy for those that have been deeply affected in the earthquakes/tsunami tragedy that occurred on March 11, 2011 in Japan.
To find people in the affected areas, learn travel info to Japan and the most up to date news, and to make donations for the victims, please use the following links:
Read UTSA's Fundraising Efforts for Japan: "UTSA Cares about Japan" Donation Drive
Donations/Contributions through The American Red Cross: http://american.redcross.org
Google People Finder: http://japan.person-finder.appspot.com/?lang=en
State Department for travel: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/pa/pa_5378.html
Consulate General of Japan at Houston: http://www.houston.us.emb-japan.go.jp/en/archive/2011/page20110311_Earthquake.htm
NHK news (Japan's Public Broadcast Company): http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/index.html
To find U.S. citizens in Japan: JapanEmergencyUSC@state.gov
Feature Stories 2011
Feature Stories 20112
-"Pinoy Sundy Film Screening"
Feature Stories 20111
-"Kimchi Festival"
-"Critical Language Scholarship Program"
-"UTSA Cares about Japan" Donation Drive
-"Reinvigorating APEC: Roles for the U.S. and Japan"
-"Family Day on Japanese Culture"
-"World Heritage Photos from Japan: Two Thousand Years of Legacies" photography exhibiton now opens
-"On Zen" lecture
-"Chopsticks-Fork Principle" lecture
Feature Stories 2010
-Da Dun Exhibition
-Contemporary Chinese Art and Society
-Family Day
-Japanese Fabric Arts/Traditions in Textiles
-Partnership between Korea and Texas in the 21st Century
-Japanese Sensitivity of Space
-East Asia Summer Camps at UTSA
-China's News Media:Transition Shaped by Power and Money
-UTSA and Kumamoto University sign exchange agreement
-Teaching English in Japan: The JET Program Information Forum
-TaLK_EPIK Info Session
-Speaking in Tongues public viewing
Feature Stories 2009
-The Samsui Women of Singapore
-Mongolia at the Crossroads
-Japan-U.S Relations

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