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Rhetoric and Rhetoricity: The Power of Repetition in Japanese and English Literary Texts 

12th Liberlit Conference 2025年

‘Brought to You by Our Sponsors’: More Than Cosmetic Changes in TBS’s Adaptation of Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go 

New Zealand Society of Asian Studies 22nd Conference 2017年

A Novel Return to the World of Twin Peaks 

同志社女子大学英語英文学科サマーシンポジウム 2017年  招待有り

‘It Is Happening Again’: Re-imagining in Mark Frost’s The Secret History of Twin Peaks 

2nd International Conference on Arts & Humanities 2017年

‘Please Eat if Burnt’: What a Naïve Translation Reveals About Japanese and English 

New Zealand Society of Asian Studies 21st Conference 2015年

Overall Linguistic Differences between Japanese and English and Their Implications for Translation 

Comparative Asian Research Network, Monthly Lecture Series, Dept. of Japanese Studies special lecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong 2013年  招待有り

‘A Beginning Is a Delicate Time’ – Challenges in Translating Literature between Japanese and English 

2nd Asian Conference on Literature and Librarianship 2012年

NVivo in Vitro: Using a Database to Explore Literary Translation Issues 

School of European and Asian Languages invited talk 2010年  招待有り

Same Board, Different Game: The Quandary of Disambiguation in Kawabata’s Izu no odoriko 

New Zealand Society of Asian Studies 18th Conference 2009年

Dances With Girls: Translating Kawabata’s Izu no odoriko 

Asia Pacific Week 2nd Conference, Australia National University 2009年

Highways and Shortcuts: Translating Japanese literature 

Symposium, School of European and Asian Languages, Victoria University of Wellington 2008年

Class Project(ion): Teaching TEFL Film Studies 

Engaged Pedagogy Association 3rd Conference 2005年

Echoes Across the Valley: Translating Voice(s) in Kenji Miyazawa’s Short Story “Tani” 

School of European and Asian Languages invited talk, Victoria University of Wellington  招待有り

‘An Orphan by Nature’: Japanese–English Culturo-linguistic Differences and the Issues for Translation Transformations in Izu no odoriko 

“Writing Past Each Other” conference, Victoria University of Wellington

Living in the Real World: Using Classroom Simulations for Environmental Awareness in a Business-English Context 

Peace as a Global Language 4th Conference