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“What is an Author in Early Modern Japan? Answers from the Pages of Illustrated Fiction” The Lecture by Assistant Professor David Atherton (Harvard University)-Report-

New approach to Shakespeare’s plays through unique connections between Japan and the UK

2018 UCLA-Waseda International Symposium “Technologies of East Asian Performance” -The Yanai Initiative Project-

The lecture by Dr. Sarah Olive (University of York) “Shakespeare and Citizenship Education in Japanese Higher Education”

Japanese Theater, Publishing Culture, and Authorship: An International Workshop@Columbia University, co-hosted by TGU Global Japanese Studies

The Workshop “Translation, adaptation, kundoku: thinking about translation and East Asia”　by Associate Prof. Jennifer Guest (Oxford University, the Queen’s College)

The Lecture by Ms. Sarah Olive (Senior Lecturer at University of York)-Shakespeare and Citizenship Education in Japanese Higher Education-10JAN

The International Censorship Workshop will be held on 26 JAN

What is an Author in Early Modern Japan? Answers from the Pages of Illustrated Fiction－Lecture by Assistant Prof. David Atherton (Harvard Univ.)　15 JAN

Memory, Creativity and Observation－Director Hirokazu Kore-eda Retrospective co-hosted by Waseda and UCLA in Los Angeles