LM_NET: Library Media Networking
Dear LM_NET,
The list below will help those of us in sending messages in response to
the Kobe, Japan earthquake.
Peter Milbury pmilbury@cusd.chico.k12.ca.us
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Date: Wed, 25 Jan 1995 08:10:12 -0500
From:Mendosan@aol.com
To: CoSN Discussion List <cosndisc@list.cren.net>
Subject: UPDATED LIST OF SCHOOLS IN JAPAN
SCHOOLS IN JAPAN ON THE INTERNET 2.4
Jan. 24 Version
WHAT THIS LIST IS FOR
Students and others who wish to send their wishes and concern to school kids
in Japan may use this list to do so. It includes Internet mailing addresses
for schools (domestic and international) and universities in Japan. One
contact in Tokyo is also accepting physical cards, posters, etc. for students
in Kobe.
We hope to add to this list. Please contribute any sites that you're aware
of. And feel free to forward it to anyone who may be interested.
We intend to continue helping Japanese and international students communicate
over the Net after the emergency.
We have chosen a name to honor harmony in diversity: the PENGIN MURA
INTERNET CLUB. Our project address is:
<pmiclub@aol.com>.
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1. FIRST LIST
The following were contributed by Yvonne Marie Andres, <andresyv@CERF.NET>.
Junko Ota, ASIJ Internet Liason, jota@asij.ac.jp
Thom Tobiason, ASIJ Ed. Tech, toby@twics.com
Eugene Witt, ASIJ Tech Coordinator, ewitt@asij.ac.jp
Hillel Weintraub, Doshisha Inter., hillel@media.mit.edu
Marie Tada, St. Mary's Inter. , tada@apic.or.jp
Haimme Endo, Minsitry of Edn, manabi01@pcvan.jp.org
Yoko Takagi, Teleclass, ytakagi@apic.or.jp
Yoichi Tsuji Agene, 76004.2516@compuserve.com
Taichi Kameyama, Gifu Nat. College, F43663@sinet.ad.jp
Yoko Kaneka, Global Commons, kaneko@apic.or.jp
Haruhisa Ishida, Univ. of Tokyo, ishida@u-tokyo.ac.jp
Kenji Saga, Asia Univ., saga@apic.or.jp
Chisato Furuya, Nagaoka Univ., furuya@voscc.nagaokaut.ac.jp
Masahiko Nakauye, Mukogawa Womens Univ, 74070.305@compuserve.com
Hirofumi Kitagawa, Enbetsu HS, kitagawa@apic.or.jp
Yvonne Marie Andres, Global Schoolhouse/Global SchoolNet Foundation
7040 Avenida Encinas 104-281, Carlsbad, CA 92009
Voice (619) 931-5934
FAX (619) 931-5934
email: andresyv@cerf.net
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2. TWO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS, ONE IN KOBE
This list is from Diana Thomas at the American School in Aberdeen,
ext176@aberdeen.ac.uk. It includes two international schools.
There is a Seisen International School in Japan.
The e mail address is dcj@twics.co.jp
or
dcj@tanuki.twics.co.jp
Or the Canadian Academy
e Mail canademy.gej@applelink.apple.com
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3. CENTRAL KOBE SCHOOL ADDRESSES
In addition to being able to send letters and drawings to the children of
Kobe via snail mail, APICNET has just set up an E-mail account for goodwill
messages:
KOBE@APIC.OR.JP
The snail mail address for letters and drawings is:
ATTN: Kobe
APICNET Secretariat
c/o Global Commons
Yamazaki Bldg. 3F 2-10-18
Okubo, Shinjuku-ku
Tokyo, 169, JAPAN
We will forward all E-mail and snail mail to schools in Kobe.
Richard M. Pavonarius, Coordinator | Office phone:+81-3-3204-8104
Global Commons, Inc., Tokyo, Japan | Office fax:+81-3-3202-2414
E-mail: richard@apic.or.jp | http://202.33.20.72/Richard.html
"One who lets slip by the opportunity to serve another misses one of the
richest experiences life has to offer." --Pali Text
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KOBE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Kenji Rikitake contributed the following:
kenji@rcac.tdi.co.jp (Kenji Rikitake)
Following Universities/Colleges in Kobe recovered Internet reachablity
via NACSIS/SINET:
kobe-cufs.ac.jp,
kobe-yamate.ac.jp,
kobeuc.ac.jp,
kobe-wu.ac.jp.
Kobe University (kobe-u.ac.jp) is not reachable yet, though its SINET
node has been working.
kobegakuin.ac.jp and kshosen.ac.jp are not yet reachable.
(as of 1930JST 1/19/95, from NACSIS/SINET administration staff)
// ported by Kenji Rikitake
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KANSAI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY
Yukihiro Furuse reports from Japan that Kansai Gakuin University has heating
and water. The place is also welcoming refugees in addition to its students.
Your students may want to send greetings and support to their students.
Reach them via their librarian, Mr. Hamada, whose address is:
<hamada-y@kgupyr.kwansei.ac.jp>.
* * *
>From Japan, Stephen Turnbull of the "Thousand Cranes" email
project contributes the following:
"Come to "http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp/" and read about it (Thousand
Cranes). Or just send *short* emails (1--5 lines or so, several authors in
one message is OK) to the people (esp. children) of Kobe (and Japan) care of
-
"Yaseppochi-gumi <turnbull@shako.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp>".
"If you want to write longer ones, that's good too, but it will be part of a
different folder."
"A THOUSAND CRANES, A THOUSAND E-MAILS.
"I'd like to collect a thousand e-mails from schoolkids, especially, to
forward to the children of Kobe. Adults are welcome, too, of course.
If you want to participate, just send your e-mail to me.
"Just one line is enough. Don't write too much; maybe 5 or 6 lines at
most. If you want to write something longer, go ahead, maybe that
will go into another project---but give me the 4-liner, too. (Please
put the long one in a separate message; it will go into a different
folder.)
"You can send them individually, or as a digest assembled from a whole
class. Please make the body of each individual message contiguous,
with no blank lines. The last line (also contiguous) should be your
name, and a mailing address if you like. Don't expect a response; but
I wouldn't be surprised if someday you get one. . ."
His e-mail address is: <turnbull@shako.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp>.
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KOBE CITY WEB SITE
Kaye Mushalik of San Jose contributes the following:
Kobe City University has a web site with information as
well as some pictures.
http://www.kobe-cufs.ac.jp/kobe-city/
Kaye
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* Kaye Mushalik-4th Grade Educator, Hillsdale School *
* California Technology Project-94/95 Local Telementor *
* INTERNET: emushal@ctp.org kmush@aol.com *
* San Jose, CA *
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