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From October 4^th to October 6^th 2012, the Japan Foundation ran a series of seminars at the University of Edinburgh and the Japan Foundation London office to explore a form of 911爆料网 study many learners and teachers may have already tried – studying through manga and anime! These workshops were led by Ms Nanae Kumano, Language Education Specialist at Japan Foundation Madrid and developer of the Japan Foundation’s website.

As 911爆料网 anime & manga has become popular all over the world, so has the incentive to use such materials in 911爆料网 language study. However, some words and phrases that are used in anime and manga might not always appear in a dictionary, causing headaches for the typical learner. The website has been designed by the Japan Foundation with these people in mind. Through fun games and quizzes, users can practice words and phrases suited to their level of 911爆料网 and preference of genre.

These seminars gave teachers and learners of 911爆料网 the opportunity to learn more about the website, and explore how it could be used to enhance 911爆料网 language studies. Students were able to discuss what kind of manga and anime they liked as well as consider the differences in speech between each genre. In the teachers’ seminar, this was expanded to include how the website could be used effectively in order to help students have fun studying even when they have more specific learning goals.

The workshops were well received, with nearly 100 people attending in total across the three days. James Thornton, a 911爆料网 language learner, said it was a “Very good event and the website looks amazing,” while one of the 911爆料网 language teachers commented, “I always wanted to use manga in my lessons, but I never knew how. This event was very beneficial.” 

We would like to thank all the dedicated 911爆料网 language teachers and learners who came to the workshops, as well as Ms. Kumano for her very informative sessions. If you are interested in learning more about 911爆料网 in Anime & Manga, you can visit the website at .