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Lecture (Prof. Thomas RÖMER) Discourses about Environment and Nature in the Hebrew Bible

This lecture will argue that the Hebrew Bible contains different views on nature and the environment, especially in relation to the destruction of the kingdom of Judah and its capital Jerusalem in 587 BCE....

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Thursday, 22 May, 13:00–14:30 JST

Blog Yoshimi Hyakuana: Japan’s Layered History

On a crisp and windy Tuesday morning in mid-February, members of the Heritage Studies and Global History Groups based at Tokyo College, together with a small contingent of associated academic visitors, visited Yoshimi Hyakuana in Saitama Prefecture. We were fortunate to visit this extraordinary site with Korea University Professor Jung-Sun Nina Han...

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Mark TURIN, Andrew GORDON
March 4, 2025

About Us We are committed to the advancement of critical research questions related to “The Earth and Human Society in 2050.

Tokyo College is an organization like no other. Founded in 2019 to serve as an interface between the University of Tokyo and overseas researchers and research institutions, our core philosophy centers around the “Joy of Discovery and Power of Knowledge.”

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Deep Interdisciplinarity: Reading Michel Serres

2025.05.07
Tokyo College Blog

Author: Cintia Kozonoi Vezzani It’s my pleasure to introduce a new blog series linked to the Deep Interdisciplinarity reading group at Tokyo College. For the last year, we have been meeting every month to discuss foundational…

Yoshimi Hyakuana: Japan’s Layered History

2025.03.04
Tokyo College Blog

Authors: Mark TURIN, Andrew GORDON On a crisp and windy Tuesday morning in mid-February, members of the Heritage Studies and Global History Groups based at Tokyo College, together with a small contingent of associated academic visitors,…

UTokyo Class on Bilingualism (Part 2. of 2)

2024.09.02
Tokyo College Blog

Continuing from Part 1. of 2. This blog post was created as part of the interdisciplinary zengaku seminar “Different Dimensions of Bilingualism” offered at the University of Tokyo during the 2024 academic year.  === “Okinawan languages…

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