Project: Japan
Welcome to Japan!
|
| Flag of Japan |
Contents |
Mission
The mission of the Japan Project is to provide members who share an interest in Japanese genealogy with a hub from which to research, learn, and grow, alongside others with similar geographic and genealogical interests.
Goals
- To bring like-minded WikiTreers together in a collaborative effort to make every Japanese profile on WikiTree the best it can be.
- To provide a single location at which to gather the available resources and information necessary to assist members in building and documenting Japanese genealogies.
- To develop our members' expertise in Japanese genealogical research in order to better assist less-experienced members in their genealogical pursuits.
To Do List
- Settle on a Naming Convention for Japanese Profiles
- Gather Resources for Researchers Inside and Outside Japan
- Create and Share Instructions for Non-Japanese Speaking Researchers on How to Access Records Overseas
- Find Sources for Unsourced Profiles
- Create and Add Japanese Language Help Portal for Japanese-speaking users
Resources
To learn more about Japan and resources for research, click on one of the tabs underneath the flag at the top of this page.
How to Join
Are you interested in the Japan Project?
- Top Level Project: Global
- Project Leaders: Global Project
- Coordinators: Caitlin McCann
- Add Japan to your followed tags.
- We use G2G for communication.
Membership List
- Coordinator: Caitlin McCann
- Jonathan Wilson, member
- Gilbert von Studnitz, member
- Daniel Landrum, member
- D. S. Gemperline, member
- Robin (Dodge) Shaules, member
This page was last modified 23:12, 15 June 2024. This page has been accessed 400 times.