【Outline】
This is India, but this is not India. The name of the place is Nagaland. Nagaland State is surrounded by mountains, and foreigners entries were limited until some years ago. They inherit distinct culture and tradition, and human-nature relationships remain close and deep, but modernization and globalization force Nagaland to be at a turning point.
We, 6 students registered “Fieldwork on Nature and Culture” supported by GEC (Global Education Center) and Professor Takano Takako had left Japan to Nagaland on August 16th, 2016 to spend 2 weeks.
We are going to share what we saw and thought there, especially concerning sustainability for human society.
Our presentation will be basically in Japanese, but we welcome and make adjustment for people who do not understand the Japanese language.
【Date】Sunday, October 2nd from 15:00 p.m. to 17:00 p.m. (Open at 14:45 p.m.) After the presentation session, those who can go out for socializing.
【Venue】Waseda University, Waseda Campus, Building. 22 Ground floor, Seminar Room in Waseda Global Gate
【Fee】Free (a socializing session may cost around 3000 yen.)
【Attendance】Please see the following link to apply. You may come without it, but an advance application would greatly help us plan.
https://goo.gl/forms/A07xDRjeePv9cD3n1
If you want to apply by email, please write “name(s)” “email address(es)” “Expectations and what you want to know from the presentation”, “yes or no or considering for a socialize session”, and send it to Yoshida, a student in the fourth year in the Department of Political Science and Economics, <[email protected]>.
Please do not hesitate to contact at the same email address if you have any questions.
