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Future Tasks for Japanese Studies. A Personal Reflection – Part I

2020.09.02
FACIUS Michael

This three-part blog series is a slightly revised version of an essay I wrote for the 30th anniversary essay contest of the Toshiba Foundation. PART I: The Global Entanglements of Japanese Culture. Fifteen years onwards, I cannot say for sure what first piqued my interest in Japanese studies. I know…

Our Fifth Research Theme

2020.08.05
HANEDA Masashi

Since its establishment in February of last year, Tokyo College has undertaken a diverse range of activity on the basis of its adoption of four interdisciplinary research themes of importance to the contemporary world under the…

Archival Research and Covid-19: Advice for Doctoral Researchers

2020.07.30
Michael ROELLINGHOFF

During my dissertation research conducted during the 2016-2017 academic year, I was based at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, some 1,500 kilometres away from my primary research site. My research focuses on the 19th century Japanese colonization…

Communication during the Coronavirus Pandemic

2020.06.23
Viktoria ESCHBACH-SZABO

In a time of pandemic crisis, language issues are central. We linguists question how to best inform citizens in multilingual societies in order to foster better international cooperation in a global world. To demonstrate the impact…

Historical Context for COVID 19 policies in Japan and Asia(2)

2020.06.11
Andrew GORDON

In my previous posting on this topic, I examined the history of quotidian social practices, mask-wearing in particular, which have been relatively distinctive in Asia in general, and Japan in particular.  This practice helps explain the…

Post-Coronavirus China

2020.06.02
GE Zhaoguang

The current coronavirus crisis has had a serious impact on China, just as it has changed the rest of the world. Over the last four months, there has been broad debate and analysis among scholars in…


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