Translation of award-winners and finalists (Japanese-to-English Contest)
1st place: E40 Kimberley Morgan
2nd place: E37 Shino Watanabe
Finalists: E24 Erika Onishi, E34 Manami Matsuo, E35 Simon Pleasants
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The winners of the Fifteenth Annual JAT Contest for New and Aspiring Japanese<>English Translators have been selected as follows:
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There were 28 entrants in the Japanese-to-English Division and 38 in the English-to-Japanese Division of the Fifteenth Annual JAT Contest for New and Aspiring Japanese/English Translators. The five finalists have been decided as follows:
Fifteenth Annual JAT Contest Source Texts and Guidelines
JAT is pleased to announce its fifteenth annual Japanese/English translation contest for new and aspiring translators.
Judges Commentaries (Japanese-to-English Division)
James Davis
Ruth McCreery
Ken Wagner
Translation of award-winners and finalists (Japanese-to-English Contest)
1st place:Stephen Christenson（E36）
2nd place:Jessica Yoshihiro Martinez (E27)
Finalists: John Ball（E13） Brandi Jones (E21) Emily Thurston (E25)
Thank you very much for your great interest in eJuku.
We have received more than enough applications for this eJuku, and are closing the Call.