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The Association of Teachers of Japanese in Oregon (ATJO), founded in 1987, aims to strengthen the network between all teachers of Japanese language and culture in Oregon through workshops, a seasonal newsletter, and involvement with other professional organizations like:
American Association of Teachers of Japanese (AATJ)
The Confederation in Oregon for Language Teaching (COFLT)
Shōkōkai of Portland
Japan-America Society of Oregon (JASO)
Consular Office of Japan in Portland
As of 2021, Oregon has had the 5th largest number of Japanese learners in the United States.
Our members include teachers of college, high school, middle school, and elementary programs throughout the state, and we welcome teachers of Japanese language programs that are outside of the traditional school setting.
2025年会員50名・55 members 2025
2024年会員50名・50 members 2024
Our website includes community announcements, our event information, premade lesson ideas and materials (Culture Corner & Kotowaza Corner), and links to further resources.
You can join the ATJO through our national organization, the AATJ:
ATJO Board Statement
ATJO Stands in solidarity with all black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities, including Asian Americans, fighting against systemic discrimination and racial injustice. Our organization values inclusiveness, diversity, kindness, peace, and above all, equity and justice for all. We stand with our African American teachers, students, and communities as well as our fellow world language educators at ACTFL, AATJ, and COFLT.
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