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225: 272:, described as a "kind of extension" of the Tōyō gakkan, opened in 1884 on Kunshan Road. It was established by young men who had involvement in the Popular Rights Movement and other pan-Asian groups. The Japan Residents Association acquired the management of the Japanese education in 1907. Japanese schools had opened in Shanghai by 1920. In 1926, 2,700 pupils studied at these schools. Christopher Howe wrote that students at the 676: 891: 208:
Some long-term residents are employees of Japanese companies stationed in Shanghai. The companies pay for living expenses including tuition for children, housing, and "hardship" allowances related to living in a foreign country. Some long-term Japanese residents have consultancies, restaurants, and
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Japanese kindergartens in Shanghai include Shanghai Dongjin Japanese Kindergarten (上海东进日本人幼儿园), Shanghai Utsukushigaoka Montessori Kindergarten (上海美丘第一幼儿园) and the Oisca Shanghai Japanese Kindergarten (上海奥伊斯嘉日本语幼儿园).
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The first Japanese educational system school, the Tōyō gakkan, opened on Zhapu Road in 1883. Its primary focus was teaching Chinese and English to its students and its founders were associated with the Japan
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Takatoshi Iijima, the vice president of Sola Kamome Co., stated in 2010 that many Japanese companies in Shanghai hire Japanese already in the city instead of Japanese in Japan in order to reduce costs.
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opened in 1872. Japanese ships became a more constant presence in the Shanghai harbor in the 1870s and 1880s. In the 1880s Japanese companies began establishing operations in Shanghai.
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Over 33,000 Japanese resided in Shanghai by 2008, making up 22% of the foreigners there and making the Japanese the largest expatriate group in that city.
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in 1931 and the bombing of Shanghai by the Japanese in 1932. A Japanese sailor, Tomomitsu Taminato, was murdered in Shanghai in 1936 due to increasing
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As of 2009 some Japanese who had newly graduated from universities arrive in Shanghai to try to gain employment on the spot.
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serving primary, junior high, and senior high school levels, is located in Shanghai. It has two campuses, one in
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The Origins of Japanese Trade Supremacy: Development and Technology in Asia from 1540 to the Pacific War
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visited the Japanese community of Shanghai for one day in 1907. In 1908 a Japanese Club opened.
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Schools Approved by the Ministry of Education For Enrolling Children of Foreign Nationals
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Articulating the Sinosphere: Sino-Japanese Relations in Space and Time
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received an education superior to that in Japanese schools in Japan.
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was tasked with personally visiting the city to ensure that the
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With mounting Japanese aggression towards China after the
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Few Japanese benefit from living their 'Shanghai dream'
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has a Japanese expatriate group, particularly in the
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Death of Tomomitsu Taminato
Ethnicity in Shanghai
Hong Kong people
Ningbo people
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Uyghurs
Japanese
Koreans
Russians
Jews
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Shanghai
Gubei
Changning District
Mandarin Chinese
Consulate-General of Japan in Shanghai
Prince Fushimi
First World War
Japanese occupation of Manchuria
anti-Japanese sentiment
invaded and occupied Shanghai
their unconditional surrender
United States
its allies
Prince Kan'in Haruhito
Imperial Japanese Army
Navy

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