Online Articles30 Mar
by Jaclyn Thompson (Miyazaki) In February, I travelled to Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City. I had been to Thailand once before as a college student, but after having lived . . .
Online Articles
Here you’ll find Connect’s online articles, including selected pieces from the latest issues of Connect, extended interviews, flashbacks, multimedia posts, and special online-only stories that you can only find here on AJET.net! Want more? You can also check out older stories by visiting our past issues.
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Online Articles3 Mar
by Courtney Nikolay (Ibaraki) Since its founding in 1993, the Japan Cat Network has not only helped a lot of animals in need, but also provided wonderful experiences and opportunities . . .
Online Articles23 Feb
In university I took a class called Japanese Pop-Culture. I think the teacher and I had very different ideas about what constitutes “pop-culture.” I signed up assuming that I would . . .
Online Articles19 Feb
by Suzanne Bhagan, Tottori This story was originally published on Suzanne’s blog, Hot Foot Trini, in December 2014. Her first experience in Japan as an ALT is a familiar one . . .
Online Articles3 Feb
If you’ve already read the February issue of Connect then you may have seen our interview with Wesley Julian about his experiences creating a documentary about the Tohoku disasters of . . .
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The latest issue of CONNECT is out now! This month you can read up on some advice for getting into the home podcasting profession, learn tips and tricks about the struggles (and positives too!) of shopping for bras as a foreigner living in Japan, read about what it’s like being an Olympic ambassador, discover reasons to explore rural Japan, and much more! Sadly, May will be CONNECT’s last normal issue of the year, as we prepare for a staff shift. But don’t go too far! Next month come back to make sure to enjoy our 2021 Art Issue and then join us for a yearly recap and see what were all of our favorite articles of the year. As always, thanks for reading!