Mary Maruyama

Mary Maruyama is a foreign affairs student at the Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco. She is also a contributor to Associação Brasileira de Estudos Japoneses – ABEJ (Brazilian Association of Japanese Studies).

Updated December 11, 2007

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COPANI & KNT (2007)

Past, Present, and Future of the Nikkei Community in Brazil

By Alexandre Ratsuo Uehara, Mary Maruyama
12 Dec 2007

Between July 18–21, 2007, the Joint Convention of the 14th Pan-American Nikkei Convention (COPANI) and the 48th Convention of Nikkei and Japanese Abroad (Kaigai Nikkeijin Taikai ) was held in the city of São Paulo. The event – whose main topic was “The Nikkei Contributions to Society in the Progress of Society” – brought together hundreds of participants from eleven countries in the Americas (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela) in addition to two countries in Asia (Japan and Indonesia).…

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Unesp de Assis reúne acadêmicos e especialistas em Estudos Japoneses do Brasil e do exterior

By Alexandre Ratsuo Uehara, Mary Maruyama
16 Oct 2007

Nos dias 30 e 31 de agosto de 2007 foram realizados conjuntamente na Universidade Estadual Paulista da cidade de Assis, o XVIII Encontro Nacional de Professores Universitários de Língua, Literatura e Cultura Japonesa (ENPULLCJ) e o V Congresso Internacional de Estudos Japoneses no Brasil (CIEJ). O evento reuniu acadêmicos e especialistas em estudos japoneses de diversas partes do Brasil e do exterior. A programação envolveu conferências e comunicações, em que os participantes puderam mostrar, conhecer e discutir os resultados de trabalhos…

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