Experts
Program Officer
Shanhua Jin
Affiliation
Asia and Middle East Unit
Sasakawa Japan-China Friendship Program
Expertise/Areas of interest
Japanese language education/Japanese-Chinese Contrastive Research/Japan-China exchange
Languages
Chinese/Japanese/Korean
Academic/Professional Background
Professional Background
- 2023.4- Incumbent
- 2018.10-2023.3 Associate Professor, Tokyo Gakugei University
Academic
- Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Saitama University Doctoral Program
- Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Saitama University Master's Program
- Department of Japanese, Heilongjiang University, School of Eastern Languages and Literature, China
Projects
- Exchange Project for Japan-China Experts in Regional Revitalization/FY2024-
- Training for Japanese Teachers in Remote Areas of China/2025
Papers
| Papers | Date of Paper |
|---|---|
Jin Shanhua, On the Empirical Foundations for the Dimensional Adjective "Deep".2017. Saitama Journal of Language Studies, No.1. |
2017 |
| Jin Shanhua, A Japanese-Chinese Contrastive Study on the Prototype of "Deep".2017. "Essays in Commemoration of Professor Hiroyuki Nishina's Retirement," Saitama University, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Liberal Arts Series, Supplement2. | 2017 |
| Jin Shanhua, A Japanese-Chinese Contrastive Study on the Prototype of "Long". 2016. Collection of Essays in Commemoration of Professor Keiichi Koide's Retirement, Saitama University, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Liberal Arts Series, Supplement1. | 2016 |
| Jin Shanhua, A Comparative Study on the Semantic System of Dimensional Adjectives in Japanese and Chinese: Focusing on "high" in Japanese and "高" in Chinese. 2014. Saitama University Journal of Japan-Asia Studies, No.11. | 2014 |
| Jin Shanhua. and others: On the contrast between Japanese and other languages' directives: With Indonesian, Korean, and Chinese," (co-authored). 2011. Bulletin of the Center for International Exchange, Saitama University, No.5. | 2011 |
Academic Society etc
Japanese Language Education for Chinese Speakers Study Group (2017)/Saitama Language Study Group (2016-2018)/Japan Society for Comparative Culture (2013), and many others.
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As of April 1, 2025