Editor's Note

Examples of Attempts at Contrastive Studies between Japanese and Chinese/Thai toward Linguistic Typology

Attitudes toward Wearing a Face Mask and Its Effects on Interpersonal Communication: A Comparison between Thai and Japanese People

12-32

On the Difficulty of Elementary Thai Learners of Japanese in Distinguishing　Between Intervocalic [k] and [g] Sounds

Sound changes in spoken Japanese

33-46

A Comparative Analysis and the Development of the Learning Style of Japanese Four-character Idiomatic Compounds and Thai Four-part Elaborate Expressions

47-68

A Study of Errors and Guidelines for Elementary Japanese Essays: The University Students of a Japanese Business Course at the Panyapiwat Institute of Management, Thailand

69-83

The Evaluative Reading of Japanese Compositions among Thai Students Majoring in Japanese

An Analysis of Schema Regarding Japanese Composition

84-105

A Corpus-based Study on the Use of Conjunctions in Thai Japanese Learners’ Essays

106-127

Viewpoint Expressions Used in Narrative Structure

A Case Study of Japanese Native Speakers and Thai Learners’ Story Writing

128-146

A Linguistic Analysis of the Problems of Japanese Interpretation in the Industrial Field: A Case Study of Interpretation in Japanese Industrial Role Play

147-166

Identification of Crucial Pre-Internship Skills

A Case Study of Internship Program Involving University Students Majoring in Japanese Language

167-186