Yasuji Hasegawa

Background

Hasegawa, Yasuji was born on October 7, 1929 in Osaka-shi, Japan. Son of Ta'ichiro and Koma (Kamitani) Hasegawa.

Education

Diploma in French, Osaka Foreign Langs. School, 1950; License of Letters in French Literature, Kyoto (Japan) U., 1953.

Career

1st secretary, teacher, Institute Franco-japonais du Kansai, Kyoto, 1953-1960; instructor French, Toka'i U., Tokyo, 1960-1966; assistant professor, Toka'i U., Hiratsuka, Japan, 1966-1975; professor, Toka'i U., Hiratsuka, Japan, 1975-1980; professor Foreign Langs. Teaching Center, Toka'i U., Hiratsuka, Japan, 1980-1995; professor Institute Oceanography, Toka'i U., Shimizu, Japan, 1983-1991; professor Institute High-Technology, Toka'i U., Numazu, Japan, 1991-1995.

Achievements

• Yasuji Hasegawa has been listed as a noteworthy French language educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Society French Language and Literature, Japan Society French Language Teaching.

Interests

• Avocations: walking, skiing, classical music, history of Japan.

Connections

Married Yaé Ta'ichi, March 1959 (deceased 1993).

Father:

Ta'ichiro Hasegawa

Mother:

Koma (Kamitani) Hasegawa

Spouse:

Yaé Ta'ichi