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From: anil
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 12:32
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 12:32
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How to contact specific researchers in Japan by email. While there's no
foolproof
way, oftentimes you can guess an email address from the researcher's
affiliation. The translation from affiliation to email domain can
be made with the help of the standard list of active domains in Japan,
the most recent version of which I've appended below. As an example,
to contact someone at Akita University, you might try
loginname@akita-u.ac.jp
where "loginname" is something reasonable like the person's last name,
their first initial followed by last name, etc. If that doesn't work
and you know the person is in, say, the CS department, you might try
loginname@cs.akita-u.ac.jp
If all else fails, sending a query to the loginname "postmaster" at
that site will usually elicit a response.
This list of active domains is also available for anonymous FTP from
site cs.arizona.edu [192.12.69.5] as file "japan/email.domains.
Good luck!
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Anil
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