International Japanese-English Translation Conference
- International Japanese-English Translation Conference
The International Japanese English Translation (IJET) Conference was started by the Japan Association of Translators (JAT) in 1990, as an effort to enable translators working between the Japanese and English languages to meet, share knowledge and skills, and network.
It is held each year, alternating years between Japan and an overseas venue. The next IJET, IJET-20, will be held in Sydney, Australia.
Past IJET Locations
* IJET-1 (1990) in Hakone, Japan
* IJET-2 (1991) in San Francisco, USA
* IJET-3 (1992) in Fuji Yoshida, Japan
* IJET-4 (1993) in Brisbane, Australia
* IJET-5 (1994) in Urayasu, Japan
* IJET-6 (1995) in Vancouver, Canada
* IJET-7 (1996) in Yokohama, Japan
* IJET-8 (1997) in Sheffield, England
* IJET-9 (1998) in Yokohama, Japan
* IJET-10 (1999) in Austin, USA
* IJET-11 (2000) in Kyoto, Japan
* IJET-12 (2001) in Monterey, USA
* IJET-13 (2002) in Yokohama, Japan
* IJET-14 (2003) in Dublin, Ireland
* IJET-15 (2004) in Yokohama, Japan
* IJET-16 (2005) in Chicago, USA
* IJET-17 (2006) in Kobe, Japan
* IJET-18 (2007) in Bath, England
* IJET-19 (2008) in Okinawa, Japan
External links
* [http://ijet.jat.org/en/ International Japanese-English Translation Conference]
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