Research Bibliography on the Second Language Acquisition (SLA) of Japanese by Chinese Speakers

Phonology
Ishida, T. (1987). The Comparative Analyses of the Japanese Language Proficiency between Chinese and Korean Students. ICU Language Research Bulletin, 2 (1), 1-34. (Both Chinese from Mainland China and Hong Kong)

Morphology
Shirai, Y. (1995). Tense-aspect Marking by L2 Learners of Japanese. Proceedings of BUCLD 19 (2), 575-586. (Chinese)

Syntax
Oshita, H. (2001). The Unaccusative Trap in Second Language Acquisition. Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 23 (2), 279-304. (Chinese)

Hirakawa, M. (1999). L2 Acquisition of Japanese Unaccusative Verbs by Speakers of English and Chinese. The Acquisition of Japanese as a Second Language, 89-113. (Chinese)

Koda, K. (1993). Transferred L1 Strategies and L2 Syntactic Structure in L2 Sentence Comprehension. The Modern Language Journal, 77 (4), 490-500. (Chinese)

Tanaka, M. (1993). A Study of JSL Students' Interlanguage: An Analysis of the Use of the Passive in Complex/Compound Sentences. ICU Language Research Bulletin, 8, 87-117. (Chinese)

Orthography
Chikamatsu, H. (1996). The Effects of L1 Orthography on L2 Word Recognition: A Study of American and Chinese Learners of Japanese. Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 18 (4), 403-432. (Chinese)

Ishida, T. (1987). The Comparative Analyses of the Japanese Language Proficiency between Chinese and Korean Students. ICU Language Research Bulletin, 2 (1), 1-34. (Both Chinese from Mainland China and Hong Kong)

Word Recognition
Chikamatsu, H. (1996). The Effects of L1 Orthography on L2 Word Recognition: A Study of American and Chinese Learners of Japanese. Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 18 (4), 403-432. (Chinese)

First Language Transfer
Ishida, T. (1987). The Comparative Analyses of the Japanese Language Proficiency between Chinese and Korean Students. ICU Language Research Bulletin, 2 (1), 1-34. (Both Chinese from Mainland China and Hong Kong)

Others
Itakura, H. (2004). Changing Cultural Stereotypes through E-Mail Assisted Foreign Language Learning. System, 32, 37-51. (Chinese from Hong Kong)