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Professor Shimizu Masaaki and Nom Scripts

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Vietnamese Français Español 中文 Русский 日本語 ລາວ ភាសាខ្មែរ 한국어 COVER STORY EXPLORING OUR LAND MAKING NEWS CULTURE HIGHLIGHTS ECONOMY PORTRAIT HEADLINERS MULTIMEDIA Portrait Professor Shimizu Masaaki and Nom Scripts 13/05/2017 Japanese Professor Masaaki Shimizu has been presented with the 2017 Balaban Award by the US-based Vietnamese Nom (ancient Vietnamese script) Preservation Foundation (VNPF) for his contributions to preserving Vietnamese ancient script. Professor Shimizu Masaaki, a native of Japan, is known as the author of many articles and studies of Nom script and Vietnamese culture. Professor Shimizu said in 1985 when he was a student at Osaka University, he visited the office of Professor Tomita Kenji and read and understood a Nom study by Vietnamese Professor Dao Duy Anh because he was taught the structure of Han script at his primary school. He then became interested in the ancient script. However, it wasn’t until he was taught phonetics and Chinese

EVENTS & FIGURES Professor Shimizu Masaaki and Nom Scripts 13/05/2017 Japanese Professor Masaaki Shimizu has been presented with the 2017 Balaban Award by the US-based Vietnamese Nom (ancient Vietnamese script) Preservation Foundation (VNPF) for his contributions to preserving Vietnamese ancient script. Professor Shimizu Masaaki, a native of Japan, is known as the author of many articles and studies of Nom script and Vietnamese culture. Professor Shimizu said in 1985 when he was a student at Osaka University, he visited the office of Professor Tomita Kenji and read and understood a Nom study b

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