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Nobuhiko Tazoe

Language Lecturer

20232023

Research activity per year

Personal profile

Personal profile

Nobuhiko Tazoe was born and raised in Kobe, Japan. He obtained his masters degree in linguistics from the University of Tokyo in 2003 by conducting field research on a language spoken in a Muslim community in Hainan, China. He has extensive experience in teaching Japanese as a second/foreign language to people from various countries such as Nepal, Vietnam, the United States, European countries, etc. In addition to Japanese he taught Chinese at Okinawa International University and Okinawa University, and also served as a lecturer of linguistics and phonetics at a Japanese language teacher school on a Japanese training programme for over ten years. He has lived in Nanning, Sanya, Guangzhou, Macau, and Okinawa before joining the XJTLU Japanese teaching team in February 2023.He is passionate about teaching and learning languages, as well as fishing, nature walking, and traveling.

Research interests

Nepalese learners of Japanese

Second Language Acquisition

Chinese Linguistics

Japanese Linguistics

Documentation of endangered languages

Experience

Part-time Leturer, Okinawa International University. 2009-2015

VIsiting Scholar, Jinan University, 2007-2008

Teaching

JPL002

(2023) JLP002 Intermediate Japanese

(2020-2022) Communication in Plain Japanese, Okinawa International University

(2010-2022) Japanese Teachers Training Course, Naha Campus, Human Academy.

(2020) Multiculturism, Okinawa International University

(2009-2015) Elementary Chinese, Okinawa International University

(2013-15) Elementary Chinese, Okinawa Univeristy

Education/Academic qualification

MA, University of Tokyo - 2003

BA, Waseda Univeristy - 1999

Keywords

  • P Philology. Linguistics
  • Nepalese
  • Japanese
  • SLA

Person Types

  • Staff