Azuma, Shoji University of Utah, "Conversational Analysis of Counseling in Japanese" Brandon, James

State University of New York Press for Don Juan East/West: On the Problematics of Comparative Literature

Princeton University Press for The Diary of Darkness 1942-1945: The Ankoku Nikki of Kiyosawa Kiyoshi

Artists Fellowship Program Artists Fellowship Program gives artists and specialists in the arts the opportunity to pursue creative projects in Japan with their Japanese counterparts for periods of two to six months. Four awards totaling $55,027 were granted to: Dalby, Liza for "The Tale of Murasaki" Hammer, Barbara for "A Study of the Collective Process in Ogawa Shinsuke's Films" Janisheski, Jeffrey for "In Praise of Shadows & Flowers: A Comparative Study/Performance of Butoh & Noh" Taylor,Billy for "Japan/U.S. International Cultural Exchange Residency" Monteith, Clifton for "Research, Documentation, and Collaborative Work with Contemporary Artists using Urushi and Kakishibu" Film Production Support Film Production Support of up to ¥5,000,000 is provided to experienced individuals or organizations for the production of films, TV programs and/or other audio-visual materials that further understanding of Japan or Japanese culture. Grants totaling $80,000 were made for the following four projects: