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Event Report: Symposium – ”Now is the time to read Tanikawa Shuntaro again!”
International Symposium: Cultural History of the Ruins in Ancient and Medieval Japan
Sketching the Future Landscape of East Asian Humanities in Comparative and Global Context: A Platform & Community Building Workshop
SECOND INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: How to Globalize Premodern East Asian Studies? The Present and Future of the Translation of Classical Literatures
Special Lecture ”Seeking the Origin of Japanese Mokkan – Hieroglossia in Ancient Korean Mokkan” by Professor Sungsi Lee”
Event Report: Fujino Kaori Symposium
Event Report: AY2022 Yoko Tawada Academic Workshop
Event Report: Looking Back on the History of Global Japanese Studies: On Frank Hawley and His “Horei Bunko” Collection
Event Report: Talk event “HARBIN 1945 WINTER” by Atsushi Suwa
Event Report: WIAS Seminar Series “Humanities in the Anthropocene” Vol. 8, Open Lecture – “A Perspective from the History of Industrial Policy: Pollution Countermeasures under the Conservative Political System in the Second Half of the High-Growth Period”
Event Report: WIAS Seminar Series “Humanities in the Anthropocene” Vol. 7, Open Lecture – “Analyzing Archipelagos in the Work of Ishimure Michiko”
Event Report: “Soseki as a Teacher—But of What? (World Literature in the Time of COVID)” by Dr. Paul Anderer
Event Report: Language & Music Vol. 13 featuring Yoko Tawada and Aki Takase
Symposium: Now is the time to read Tanikawa Shuntaro again!
Looking Back on the History of Global Japanese Studies: On Frank Hawley and His “Horei Bunko” Collection
Fujino Kaori Symposium
International Workshop “Buddhist Faith and Japan-China Cultural Exchange in the Song Dynasty Era”
Event Report: International Conference: “Found in Translation: Understanding Shakespeare through Intercultural Dialogue”
Event Report: “The Sound of Sight: Vision and Dissonance in Japanese Futurist Poetry” by Dr. Kevin Michael Smith
Event Report: 3rd International Workshop “Waka Poetry around the World: Viewing Reception and Transformation of Japanese Culture through Multilingual Translation”