Evan M. Feldman – Rutgers Meets Japan: Early Encounters

K. Haraguchi

April 17, 2020 | By Evan M. Feldman | Essays by Japanese Students,My Autobiography

Transcription: July 14th, 1874 My dear teacher, I send you a shirt sketch of my life which you requested to write. It may not be so … Read More

Kusakabe Taro

March 28, 2020 | By Evan M. Feldman | Japanese Students,People

Kusakabe Taro, born as Yagi Yasohachi, was a trailblazer who was the first Japanese student to graduate from Rutgers College in 1870. Taro was a samurai who came to the … Read More

N. Kishiro

March 13, 2020 | By Evan M. Feldman | Essays by Japanese Students,First Impressions of Foreigners

My First Impression of Foreigners When I was a child, I was told by all around me that all foreigners are very much different from us, and that they have … Read More

Iwakura Brothers

January 30, 2020 | By Evan M. Feldman | Japanese Students,People

Iwakura Tats and Iwakura Asahi were well-born Japanese brothers who were sent by their father, Prime Minister Iwakura Tomomi, to study at Rutgers College in 1870. The brothers’ arrival to … Read More

Evan Feldman

January 29, 2020 | By Evan M. Feldman | Students,Team

Hello everyone, my name is Evan Feldman and I am a sophomore studying Computer Science and Economics. On campus I sit on the Rutgers University Student Assembly’s Allocations Board and … Read More