Events

“Revolution Goes East: Imperial Japan and Soviet Communism” by Dr. Tatiana Linkhoeva

Lecture “The Past, Present, and Future of Japanese Studies: Insights from the Inter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies (IUC)”

“Teaching about/with/through nature and Japanese literature” by Dr. Christina Laffin

“A Japanese Children’s Classic from Italy: Translating Edmondo de Amicis’ Cuore in Prewar Japan” Dr. Melek Ortabasi

WIAS Seminar Series “Humanities in the Anthropocene” Vol. 4 Open Lecture – Interaction of Individual and Environment: Scope of cognitive neuroscience in “Humanities in the Anthropocene”

International Research Workshop Utilizing the Miscellaneous News Column of Japanese Newspapers: Media, Taisho Era, and the “Yomiuri-sho”

WIAS Seminar Series “Humanities in the Anthropocene” Vol. 3
Open Lecture – Mountains in the Anthropocene: Considering the Historical Research on the Mountainous Regions of Central Asia (Mar. 7)

WIAS Seminar Series “Humanities in the Anthropocene” Vol. 2
Open Lecture – The Basics of Traditional Japanese Painting: Techniques, Materials and Reception (Feb. 5)

“Rakugo: Serious Performing Art, Amusing Research Specialty” and subsequent online lecture with Dr. M. W.  Shores

The Poetical Achievement of Gozo Yoshimasu: The Poet in World Literature