October

2006

The Japan Association of College English Teachers No. 156[FOREWORD]
Toward the Internationalization of ELT in Japan—Reviewing the 4th Asian TEFL
Conference
Yasukata Yano
Director of International Relations
The 4th Asia TEFL International Conference was held in Fukuoka, Japan on August
18-20, 2006 and it was a big success with 17 invited lectures, 400 presentations, and 900
participants from 50 countries and territories. The success owes much to Seinan Gakuin
University which offered conference site and helping hands, JACET, and about 40 othersupporting organizations, 50 some advisory board members, and about 60 hard-working
conference committee members, all of whom are JACET members.
Asia TEFL is a young ELT professional organization, founded in 2002 by Prof. Hyo
Woong Lee of Korea National Maritime University with the support of ELT leaders in Asia.
It aims at bringing together ELT professionals in Asia to further develop ELT in the region
through conferences, research projects, and journals. It also aims at contributing to peace
and prosperity across Asia through cross-cultural understanding. It is a fast-growing
organization and its membership has reached 7,000 from 35 Asian countries and 19 others
in its 4th year.
The Conference invited six plenary speakers. Dr. Kenichi Uemura of Yokohama
Stroke and Brain Center, Japan talked about the brain mechanism and English learningfrom the brain specialist's perspective. Prof. John Sinclair of the University of Birmingham
argued that we can learn from giant collections of the language in use. Prof. Annie Hughesof York University (substitute reader) referred to the implications for teaching English toyoung learners. Prof. William Grabe of Northern Arizona University gave his expertise on
L2 reading research. Prof. Alastair Pennycook of the University of Technology Sydneyargued that ELT must be seen in relation to global practice of English use and learningfrom socio-cultural perspective. And Prof. Won Key Lee of Seoul National University of
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Education presented his idea for Common Asian Framework. All plenary speeches were
inspiring and received well by the audience.
As featured speakers, we had seven well-known ELT professionals from Asian
countries and they talked about the assigned topic—history of ELT in their respective
countries. The speakers were Prof. Yeon Hee Choi of Ewha Womans University, Korea,
Prof. Ravinder Gargesh of the University of Delhi, India, Prof. Ikuo Koike of Meikai
University, Japan, Prof. Malachi E. Vethamani of the University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia,
Prof. Phyllis G. Chew of Nanyang Technology University, Singapore, Prof. Arifa Rahmanof Presidency University, Bangladesh, and Prof. Qiufang Wen of Beijing Foreign Studies
University, China.
We also had four special lectures. Prof. Kimie Oshima of Bunkyo Gakuin University,
Japan gave a talk on English Rakugo as a form of Japanese English. Prof. Rob Waring of
Okayama Notre Dame Seishin University, Japan gave a lecture on the relationship between
vocabulary and reading. Prof. Seamus Fagan of the University of Newcastle, Australia
argued that Asian Englishes should be more valued in the classrooms of Asia. And Prof.
Mamoru Morizumi of Obirin University, JACET President, Japan lectured on English
Classology at the tertiary level of education.
We had 400 concurrent presentations of high quality and many of them were followedby lively questions and discussions.
That active interactions took place between the presenters and the floor attributed to
the fact that two-thirds of the presenters and participants were from overseas.
Asia TEFL will be the biggest ELT organization in Asia, from Russia to Indonesia andfrom Israel to Japan. It soon will vie with TESOL in the US and IATEFL in Europe in theacademic level and scope of activities. For the internationalization of JACET, closer
affiliation of the two organizations will be desirable.
We live in the age of globalization, when not only people, capital, and commodity but
also terrorism, environmental pollution, epidemic disease, and disaster occur and moveacross national boundaries. In order to react and interact to the global flow of these thingsand phenomena, we are compelled to deepen our interdependency and therefore organize
the worldwide network of interdependence, namely 'global unionization.' Academia is no
exception and we need to promote cooperation with fellow ELT professionals and applied
linguists overseas.
What I would suggest is first to increase presentations in English in JACET annual
conferences so that more ELT professionals and applied linguists participate from overseas.
As we just witnessed at the Asia TEFL Conference in Fukuoka, the questions-and-answers
period is much more lively in the international conferences than JACET counterpart.
Second, JACET may plan to provide travel grants to young and promising scholars fromless affluent areas in Asia. Third, JACET should encourage its members to engage incooperative research with foreign colleagues. Kyshu-Okinawa Chapter is quite active ininternational cooperative activities, which should be commended. Despite his busy
schedule, President Morizumi complied with requests for lectures and went to Beijing in2005 and Fukuoka this year for Asia TEFL and to Taipei in 2005 for ETA-ROC. I hope all
JACET members follow suit and help JACET's internationalization.
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Report from JACET Headquarters
Hajime Terauchi, Secretary General

I would like to extend special thanks to those who were involved in preparing andconducting the 45th Annual Convention of JACET held at Kansai Gaidai University inOsaka in September. Certainly the success of this Conference will help lead us to the next
step regarding the future of English language teaching and learning not only in Japan but
also in the world.
As you know, on April 1st, 2006 the Kanto Chapter of JACET was formallyestablished. JACET now consists of seven regional chapters: Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto,
Chubu, Kansai, Chugoku-Shikoku, and Kyushu-Okinawa.
The JACET Headquarters consists of two types of committees— ten main committees
and ad hoc committees. The main committees include the General Affairs, Finance, Annual
Convention, JACET Bulletin, JACET Newsletter, Seminar, Networking, International,
JACET-SIGs Support, and JACET Prize Committees. The ad hoc committees are
Organizational Structure, Privatization Preparations, General Survey on English Language
Teaching in Japan, Examination Research and Development, and English Classology
Research (jugyogaku in Japanese) Committees.
In the near future, JACET will be transformed into the “JACET Association” (shadan-houjin in Japanese). The JACET Headquarters is now preparing the shift from the present
voluntary JACET corporation to this future public association. The final results of the shift
will be announced in the spring of 2007.

Chapter News
【Hokkaido Chapter Report】<Annual Chapter Convention>
This year, the Hokkaido and Tohoku chapters held a joint convention at the Hakodate
Central City Library on July 8, 2006. In the Hokkaido chapter general meeting, the 2005
fiscal year financial report, the 2006 schedule and the 2006 budget were approved. The
agenda also included the alteration of chapter articles and the introduction of newcommittee members. Following the general meeting were research presentations presented
in three conference rooms. The presenters were: Rm A--Mika Miyasone (Tohoku Instituteof Technology) & Marie Aizawa (Shokei Gakuin Univ.), Hideo Kojima (Hirosaki Univ.)and Yasushi Kawai (Hokkaido Univ.); Rm B--Sanae Kurauchi (Aomori Public Univ.),
Toshiyuki Iseki (Kushiro National College of Technology) and Hisashi Naito (Asahikawa
Medical College), Midori Yoshida (Tenshi Univ.) & Toshiyuki Sakabe (Dohto Univ.); Rm
C--Yoshio Narisawa (Tohoku Gakuin Univ.), Atsuko Yamazaki (Monotsukuri Univ.) &Sanae Saito (Tokai Univ.), and Shoichi Ishikawa (Jissen Women's College). After thepresentations, a symposium entitled "English education in the early days of Hokkaido andTohoku" was held. The chairman was Yuri Nishihori (Hokkaido Univ.) who also gave a
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lecture; two other lecturers were Yoshitaka Inoue (Hakodate Univ.) and Motonobu Chiba(Miyagi National College of Technology). After the symposium, Mamoru Morizumi(JACET Chairman, Obirin Univ.) gave a lecture entitled, "English 'Classology' at the
Tertiary Education: Its Significance and Perspectives in Japan of Today"<Lecture Meetings>
On June 17, the first lecture meeting for 2006 was held at Hokkaido Univ. Masashi
Sasaki (Hokkaido Musashi Women's College) presented his research entitled, "Grading up
text-analyzing software 'Kensaku' to be used with JACET 8000." Hiroshi Tsukagoshi(Health Sciences Univ. of Hokkaido) was another lecturer. He discussed "micro teaching in
instruction improvement."
The second JACET Hokkaido lecture meeting will be held on November 18 at Hokkai
Gakuen Univ. Tomoyuki Sasaki (Hokkaido Institute of Technology) will give a lecture
entitled "Perspectives that change classes: From 51 case studies."<Publications>
The Research Bulletin of English Teaching, No.3 was issued on March 30. The 19th
issue of the Chapter Newsletter was published on April 31, 2006.
(Yasushi Kawai, HokkaidoUniv.)【Tohoku Chapter Report】<Timeline of the Year 2006-2007>(1) 13:00-18:45, July 8, Hakodate City Central Library
Board Meeting
Annual Chapter General Meeting
Hokkaido & Tohoku Chapter Joint Convention
Special Lecture (1), Symposium (1) and Presentations (1)-(9)(2) September
JACET-Tohoku Newsletter No. 30, 2006 issued(3) 14:00, October 10-18:00, October 12, Akita Univ.
International Symposium co-hosted by Tohoku Chapter
Special Lecture (2) and Symposium (2)(4) December 9
Board Meeting (to be held)
Regular Meeting (to be held)
Special Lecture (or Symposium) and Presentations(5) February
JACET-Tohoku Newsletter No. 31, 2007 (to be issued)(6) March, 2007
Board Meeting (to be held)<List of Special Lectures>
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(1) Morizumi, Mamoru (JACET Chairman, Obirin Univ.) “English Classology at the
Tertiary Education： Its Significance and Perspectives in Japan of Today”(2) Kempson, Ruth (King’s College, Univ. of London) “Language, Mind and Brain”<Symposium>(1)Theme: English Education in the Early Days of Hokkaido and Tohoku
Chair: Nishihori, Yuri (Hokkaido Univ.)
Panelists: Inoue, Yoshitaka (Hakodate Univ.)“On the Origin of English Education in Hakodate”
Chiba, Motonobu (Miyagi National College of Technology)“On Lexicographical Significance of Saito’s Idiomological English-Japanese
Dictionary (1915)”
Nishihori, Yuri (Hokkaido Univ.)“English Education in the Early Days of Sapporo Agricultural College”(2)Theme: Language, Mind and Brain: Perspectives from Dynamic Syntax and Other
Linguistic Theories
Kempson, Ruth (King’s College, Univ. of London) “Parsing Mechanisms as a Grammar
Formalism: On Why Studying Japanese Word Order Effects is Relevant to Everyone”(Educatiuonal Lecture)
Kurosawa, Akiko (Yamagata Univ.) “On the Interaction between Syntax and Pragmatics:
Japanese ‘Gapless’ Relative Clauses from a Dynamic Syntax Perspective”
Kiaer, Jieun Joe and Ruth Kempson (King’s College, Univ. of London) “Empirical
Testing of Word-Order Effects in Korean”
Yokota, Kenji (Akita Univ.) “Quantifiers in Japanese”
Ueda, Yukiko (Akita Univ.) “Scope and Phases: A Phase-Based Derivational Approach”
Abe, Jun (Tohoku Gakuin Univ.) “Identification of Null Arguments in Japanese”
Takahashi, Daiko (Tohoku Univ.) “On Null Arguments in Japanese”
Yumoto, Yoko (Osaka Univ.) “Two Types of V-V Compounds and VN-o-V
constructions in Japanese”
Hoshi, Hiroto (Akita Univ.) “Functional Categories and Complex Predicates”
Ito, Takane (Univ. of Tokyo), Yoko Sugioka (Keio Univ.) and Hiroko Hagiwara (Tokyo
Metropolitan Univ.) “Neurological Evidence Differentiates Two Types of JapaneseCausatives”
Nagata, Ken (Research Institute for Brain and Blood Vessels) “TBA” (Educational
Lecture)Hagiwara, Hiroko (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.) “TBA”
Koizumi, Masatoshi (Tohoku Univ.) “Neural Substrate Subserving Automatic andConscious Processes in Sentence Comprehension”
Nagata, Ken (Research Institute for Brain and Blood Vessels) “TBA”<List of Presentations>(1) Miyasone, Mika (Tohoku Institute of Technology) and Marie Aizawa (Shokei Gakuin
College) “The Role and Significance of Non-native English Speaking Teachers in
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Primary School English Activities”(2) Kojima, Hideo (Hirosaki Univ.) “Exploring Professional Competence in ELT in
Secondary and Tertiary Education: A Teacher Educator’s Perspective”(3) Kawai, Yasushi (Hokkaido Univ.) “Hokkaido Univ. English II Online Course”(4) Kurauchi, Sanae (Aomori Public College) “The Effectiveness of the Supportive Use ofJapanese in the English Classroom: Assessing Students’ Reactions throughQuestionnaires”(5) Iseki, Toshiyuki (Kushiro National College of Technology) “On the Usefulness ofBrazil’s Intonational Theory− The Application of Discourse Intonation to English
Language Teaching−”(6) Naito, Hisashi (Asahikawa Medical College), Midori Yoshida (Tenshi College) andToshiyuki Sakabe (Dohto Univ.) “English Needs for Working People and Workplaces in
Hokkaido”(7) Narisawa, Yoshio (Tohoku Gakuin Univ.) “Corpus Linguistics: Technology Brings
Revolution to English Teaching”(8) Yamazaki, Atsuko (Institute of Technologists) and Sanae Saito (Tokai Univ.) “Whatleads to English proficiency at workplace?―from ESP situations in manufacturing andbusiness”(9) Ishikawa, Shoichi (Jissen Women’s Educational Institute) “SHIMODA Utako andForeign Language Education”<Publications>(1) JACET-Tohoku Newsletter No. 30, September 2006 issued(2) JACET-Tohoku Newsletter No. 31, February 2007 (to be issued)
JACET-Tohoku Newsletter No. 30 includes reports of the first joint convention held by
the Hokkaido and Tohoku chapters.
(Kaoru Tomita, Yamagata Univ. and Kumiko Okazaki,
Miyagi National College of Technology)【Kanto Chapter Report】<Annual Chapter Convention>
On June 25, the first annual convention was held at Waseda University. With thefinancial support by Waseda University it ended in a great success. In the general meeting,
the Articles of Kanto Chapter, the financial report for the 2005 fiscal year (Kanto-Koetsu),
the 2006 budget, and the 2006 schedule were approved.
(1)Convention Theme: The Reorganization of College English Teaching(2)Plenary Address:“Issues on Basic English Skills of Japanese Students --Suggestions for University English
Education –“ Hiroshi Ono (National Institute of Media Education)(3)Invited Lecturer’s Address:
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“Seven Wonders of Language Test Scores” Kenji Ohtomo (Professor Emeritus, Tsukuba
University)(4)Plenary Symposium:“How Come Our Students’ English Ability Has Been Down Lately ?”Ken Hisamura (Coordinator, Den-en Chofu University), Masao Ninomiya (Nishi- Toyama
Junior High School), Toru Toyama (Namiki High School, Ibaraki), Yasuhiko Oshima(Sundai Preparatory School), Mamoru Morizumi (Obirin University)(5)Waseda Symposia:“Assessing Communication Ability of Language Learners of English in Asia: From the
Perspectives of Common European Framework” Coordinator: Michiko Nakano (Waseda
University), “Inter-University Educational Collaboration: Forum of Lecture Contents
Circulation” Coordinator: Michiko Nakano (Waseda University)(6)Symposia: 3 symposia(7)Workshop: 1 workshop(8)Publishers’ Presentations: 2 presentations (Seibido, Casio Computer Co.)
(9)Research Paper Presentations: 16 presentations<Monthly Meetings>(1) April 15“Critical thinking and EAP” Hideki Ohno (Daito-Bunka University)(2)May 20“Student-centered Media English class focusing on debate” Yasuko Shiozawa (Bunkyo
University)(3)July 15“Motivating learners by multimedia applications” Midori Kimura (Tokyo Women’s
Medical University)(4) October 21“Utilization and meaning of e-learning in EFL” Shuji Ozeki (Chubu University)(Masashi Nakao, Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music)【Chubu Chapter Report】
The following report covers the period of three months, July through October. We had two
executive committee meetings and a public lecture co-hosted with Nanzan Junior College.
<Public Lecture>
Time and Date: 15:00-16:30, October 14
Venue: Nanzan Junior College
Lecturer: Professor Emiko Umakoshi, Obirin University
Title: Yaruki Honki no Communication: Intercultural Management and Global LeadershipThis lecture was co-hosted with Nanzan Junior College.
<Executive Committee Meetings>
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(1) Date: July 15
Venue: Nagoya Campus, Chubu Univ.
Reports on: membership list, executive member e-mail addresses, 2005 account,2005 activities and board meetings
Agenda: 2006 activity schedule, possibilities of co-hosting 2007 Chapter convention
with JALT and LET, Chapter homepage, Newsletter.
(2) Date: October 14
Venue: Nanzan Junior College
Reports on: board meetings, Chubu Chapter homepage, chapter Newsletter
Agenda: 2007 Chapter Convention, submission rules for Chapter Bulletin(Yasumi Murata, Mejio Univ.)【Kansai Chapter Report】
Activities of the Kansai Chapter during the last half of 2006 and scheduled activities forearly 2007 include the following:<Seminars & Lectures>(1) First Chapter Lecture of the 2006 Academic Year
Date: July 1, 2006
Place: Kansai University of Foreign Studies
Presenter: Azuma Masami (Kobe Design Univ.)
Title: A study of metaphorical competence in TEFL
(2) Annual LectureDate: October 28
Place: Paruru Plaza Kyoto
Presenter: Yamada Yujiro (Hiroshima Shudo Univ.)
Title:To Develop Our English Ability(3) Second Chapter Lecture of the 2006 Academic Year
Date: December 9, 2006
Place : Osaka Sangyo University, Umeda Satellite Campus
Presenter: Terry O'Brien (Osaka Ohtani Univ.)
Title: For your Eyes Only-- Looking at the Changes in our Cultures-(4) Third Chapter Lecture of the 2006 Academic Year
Date: March 4, 2007 (Other details to be announced soon)(5) 11th Annual Graduation-Master's Thesis Seminar, chapter co-sponsored with the Kansai
English Language Education Society (KELES), will be held in March, 2006. Detailed
information to be announced soon.

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6. The 2007 Spring Conference will be held at Kwansei Gakuin University on June 2, 2007.
<Publications>(1) JACET-Kansai Chapter Newsletter, Number. 32, 33, and 34 were published in calendar
year 2006. Current and back issues of the newsletter can be accessed at
http://www.jacet-kansai.org/kako.html#kako(2) JACET-Kansai Journal, Vol. 9 will be published in June, 2007.
<Information on Chapter SIGs>
The Kansai Chapter has 12 special interest groups that conduct research in a wide range offields.
For more information, please refer to the following web page:
http://www.jacet-kansai.org/kenkyukai.html<Announcements>
The next issue of the JACET-Kansai Journal will be published in June, 2007. The deadline
for the submission of papers is January 5, 2007.
For further information on the Conference and all other Chapter activities, please refer tothe Kansai Chapter Web site at http://www.jacet-kansai.org/(Eiichi Yamamoto, Kansai University)【Chugoku/Shikoku Chapter Report】<The 1st Steering Committee Meeting>Date: June 10, 2006; Place: Syujitsu Univ.
<Annual Chapter Convention>
Date: June 10, 2006; Place: Shujitsu Univ.
(A)Presentations
Chair: Toshiaki Takahashi (Yamaguchi Univ.)(1) Hiroko Murakami: "Analyzing Accuracy and Complexity in Written Speeches";(2) Chiyoki Takeda (Yawatahama High School): "The Application of Phonics to the
Teaching of Reading and Writing in Junior High School English Classes in Japan";(3) Nobuyoshi Miyasako (Okayama-Minami Senior High School): "A Hypothesis
Concerning Oral Reading Practice";(4) Hirofumi Tabuchi (Shujitsu Junior College): "Word Usage and Character Description in
Roald Dahl's 'Parson's Pleasure'"(B)Presentations
Chair: Tadashi Nishida(Hiroshima Univ.)(1) Thongsouk Keomany (IDEC, Hiroshima University, (Department of English, Faculty of
Letters, National University of Laos (NUOL)): "Consensus Building for Curriculum
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Improvement Based on Evaluation of Student Achievement in the Department of English,
Faculty of Letters, National University of Laos (NUOL)";(2) Kusumi Vasantha Dhanapala & Tadashi Nishida (IDEC, Hiroshima University):"Investigating Proficiency Levels, Gender and Language Learning Strategies ofJapanese University Students";(3) Susumu Hiramatsu (Okayama Univ.): "How Culture Has Been Perceived and Practiced
among Japanese 'intercultural communicators'";(4) Takeshi Terashima (Matsuyama Univ.): "Dictionary Use in Junior/Senior High Schools
in Ehime"<Lecture>
Masanori Toyota（Kansai Gaidai Univ.）: "How to Learn and Teach Conversational
English"<Symposium>
Chair: Hironobu Matsuoka (Yasuda Women's Univ.)
Theme: "Present Situations and Problems of English Remedial Education";
Panelists: Tomoko Nakamura (Hiroshima International Univ.): "An English CAI Programfor False Beginners"; Keiji Nishioka (Okayama Univ. of Science): "What is Goingon and What should be Done at Okayama University of Science"<Timeline of the latter half of 2006>(1) November 25, 13:00-, Tatemachi Campus, Hiroshima Kokusai Gakuin Univ.
Presentations(2) December 9, 13:00-17:00, Syujitsu Univ.
Presentations and Special Lecture(3) December 16, 14:00-17:00, Matsuyama Univ.
Symposium on CALL
For further reference, see http://ds21.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/~bld10/JACET/JACET.html(Hidetomo Torigoe, Takuma NCT)
【Kyushu-Okinawa Chapter Report】<Timeline of the Year 2006-2007>
June 17
The 1st Chapter Journal (Annual Review of English Learning and Teaching) Editorial
Board Meeting (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
The 2nd Steering Committee Meeting (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
July 15The 2nd Chapter Journal Editorial Board Meeting (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
SIG East Asia English Education 60th Seminar (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
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Speaker: Seiko Hirai (Kitazato Univ.)
Topic: Senior High School English Textbooks in Taiwan: A Qualitative Analysis of Lesson
Topics and Lesson Forms
August 18-20
The 4th Asia TEFL (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
Conference Theme: Spreading Our Wings: Meeting TEFL Challenges
See http://www.asiatefl.org/2006conference/conference2.html for the detail.
August 30
The 3rd Chapter Journal Editorial Board Meeting (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
The 3rd Steering Committee Meeting (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
September 16
SIG East Asia English Education 61st Seminar (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
Speaker: Jan Stewart (Chikushi Jogakuen Univ.)
Topic: Message in a Bottle: The Legacy of Language on Pitcairn Island
October 14
The 4th Steering Committee Meeting (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
Chapter General Meeting (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
Autumn Special Lecture (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
Speaker: Ryuko Kubota (The Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Topic: Culture in English Language Education: A Critical Approach
October 21
SIG East Asia English Education 62nd Seminar (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
Speaker: Chie Iwasaki (graduate student at Kyushu Univ.)
Topic: A Study about English Education Policy Implementation in Korea
November 11
SIG East Asia English Education 63rd Seminar (Venue: Seinan Gakuin Univ.)
Speaker: Toshihiro Shimizu (Kyushu Univ.)
Topic: Students' Viewpoints of English Learning in Asia
November 30
Annual Review of English Learning and Teaching No. 11 to be published.
Official Chapter Homepage: http://www.n-junshin.ac.jp/jacet/(Toshihiro Shimizu, Kyushu Univ.)

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Editor: Keiichi Nakabachi
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