Program
What to Do for Lunch
We strongly encourage conference participants to buy a lunch each morning and bring it to NINJAL. You will see convenience stores and other places selling lunches in and around every major train station, including Tachikawa.
The area around NINJAL offers very few options for food. The only real restaurant in the immediate vicinity is Zuikyō 瑞京, which serves Chinese food, but it is quite small. There are also two convenience stores within easy walking distance from the conference venue, but they will not be prepared for a sudden rush of customers and are likely to run out of lunches and other popular items.
There are hundreds of restaurants near Tachikawa Station, of course, but the conference lunch breaks will not give you enough time to make the round trip.
Intl. Workshop on Endangered Dialects in Korea and Japan
【October 11, 2012】
Welcome (12:50-13:00)
Lecture 1 (13:00-13:40)
The Hachijō Dialect—Comparison with Eastern Old Japanese [abstract]
Martin Holda and Akihiro Kaneda (Chiba University)
Lecture 2 (13:40-14:20)
On the Jeju Dialect of Korean [abstract]
Sung-cheol Jeong (Seoul National University)
Poster session (14:30-15:20)
Lecture 3 (15:30-16:10)
Synchronic and Diachronic Issues in Ryukuan Phonology [abstract]
Akiko Matsumori (Japan Women's University and NINJAL)
Lecture 4 (16:10-16:50)
Endangered Korean Dialects in the Former USSR and
the 'Soviet Korean' that Could Have Been: 150 Years of Koremari [abstract]
Ross King (The University of British Columbia)
General discussion (17:00-17:45)
Wine reception (18:00-)
Intl. Workshop on Corpus linguistics with a special focus on Korean and Japanese
【October 11, 2012】
Welcome (12:50-13:00)
Lecture 1 (13:00-13:40)
Harvesting Speech Datasets for Linguistic Research on the Web [abstract]
Mats Rooth (Cornell University)
Lecture 2 (13:40-14:20)
The Corpus of Spontaneous Japanese and Its Application to
the Study of Japanese Phonetics [abstract]
Kikuo Maekawa (Dept. of Corpus Studies, NINJAL)
Poster session (14:30-15:20)
Lecture 3 (15:30-16:10)
Corpus Linguistics and English for Specific Purposes [abstract]
Lynne Flowerdew (Hong Kong University for Science and Technology)
Lecture 4 (16:10-16:50)
NINJAL-LWP for BCCWJ: A Lexical Profiling Based Browsing System [abstract]
Prashant Pardeshi and Shiro Akasegawa
(Department of Crosslinguistic Studies, NINJAL / Lago Institute of Language)
