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Research Exchange Symposia

Past Research Exchange Symposia:

  Date Place Co-organizer Title, etc.
1st Nov.20, 2006 The Academy of Korean Studies
Korea (Seongnam)		 -  
Nov.21, 2006 Institute for Japanese Studies, Seoul National University
Korea (Seoul)		 - Nihon Senmonka Syohei Seminar
Nov.22, 2006 The Japan Center, Dongseo University
Korea (Busan)		 - Gakujyutsu Kenkyu Koryukai Program I
2nd Mar.8-10, 2007 Centre Européen d'Etudes Japonaises d'Alsace(CEEJA)
France(Colmar)		 Centre Européen d'Etudes Japonaises d'Alsace(CEEJA) Société et culture du Japon moderne
3rd Dec.12-13, 2007 School of Foreign Languages, East China Normal University
China (Shanghai)		 -

Nichibunken Session "Nichibunken ni okeru Kenkyu Jyokyo"
Chinese Session "Cyugoku cyunanseibu ni okeru Nihon Kenkyu no Genjyo"
4th Mar.1-2, 2008 Centre Européen d'Etudes Japonaises d'Alsace (CEEJA)
France(Colmar)		 Centre Européen d'Etudes Japonaises d'Alsace(CEEJA) Esthétique et pensée du Japon moderne
5th Sep.26-27, 2008 Far Eastern National University, Institute of Oriental Studies
Russia (Vladivostok)		 Far Eastern National University, Institute of Oriental Studies Rosia Kyokuto Bunka no Naka no Nippon
6th Jun.2-3, 2009 International Research Center for Japanese Studies Centre Européen d'Etudes Japonaises d'Alsace(CEEJA) Devenir l'Autre. Experinece et recit du changement de culture entre Orient et Occident
7th Mar.19-20, 2010 International Research Center for Japanese Studies - The Deshima Archives and Their Significance for the Study of Tokugawa Japan
8th Feb.25-27, 2011 International Research Center for Japanese Studies - Cultural Translation: Research on Japanese Literature in Northern Europe
9th Feb.22-23,
2012		 Hotel Armada, Petaling Jaya (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) - Nichibunken JSA-ASEAN Workshop[Research:My Personal Approach]

 

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