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19:00 Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception hosted by the University of Copenhagen
Ulf Hedetoft
Dean, Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen
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19:00
Kazuhiko Komatsu
Director General, Nichibunken
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10:00 Keynote Lecture 1 Reflections on Japanese Yōkai Culture
Kazuhiko Komatsu
, Nichibunken
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11:30 Session 1 Convener From Religion to Popular Culture: New Readings of Texts and Spaces
Mark Teeuwen
, University of Oslo
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11:45 Speakers In Memoriam? Rethinking the Portrait Sculptures of Princess-Abbesses Enshrined in the Dharma Hall at Shinnyoji Temple
Patricia Fister
, Nichibunken
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12:10 Speakers Medieval Buddhist Textuality: Kyōgyōshinshō as Literature
Laeticia Söderman
, University of Helsinki
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12:35 Speakers The Concept of Final Thought-Moment in Buddhist Setsuwa
Alari Allik
, Tallinn University
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14:10 Speakers The Visual Image Media and the Narrative Literature: Re-thinking
Hiroshi Araki
, Nichibunken
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14:35 Speakers From Elite Zen to Popular Zen: Readings of Text and Practice in Japan and the West
Jørn Borup
, Aarhus University
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15:00 Speakers Between History and Heritage: The tropes of Forests and Mountains in Tsushima Yūko’s Nara Report
Reiko Abe Auestad
, University of Oslo
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15:55 Speakers Order and Disorder in Meiji Shrine: Festive Events and Practices in 1920
Yoshiko Imaizumi
, Meiji Jingu Research Institute
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16:20 Speakers The Rediscovery of ‘Sacred Space’ in Contemporary Japan: Intrinsic Quality or Discursive Strategy?
Aike Rots
, University of Oslo
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16:45 Discussion
Fumihiko Sueki
, Nichibunken
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10:00 Keynote Lecture 2 What is Japanese about Japanese philosophy?
Rein Raud
, University of Helsinki
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11:30 Session 2 Convener Japan and Europe－Leading to Globalised “Japanese Studies”
Yoichi Nagashima
, University of Copenhagen
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11:45 Speakers Information about Napoleon in Bakumatsu Japan
Tetsunori Iwashita
, Meikai University
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12:10 Speakers Another Path towards “ Modern”: Roles of Canton and Shanghai in the Japan-West Interchange during the 19th Century
Jianhui Liu
, Nichibunken
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12:35 Speakers Western Music and Japan
Margaret Mehl
, University of Copenhagen
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14:10 Speakers Globalisation in Japan: The Case of Moral Education
Marie Roesgaard
, University of Copenhagen
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14:35 Japan, Europe, and East Asian Regionalism
Bart Gaens
, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
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15:00 From “International” to “Global”: Diplomatic Reflections on Modern Japan beyond a West European World
Frederick Dickinson
, University of Pennsylvania
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15:25 Haiku: A Bridge between Sweden and Japan
Noriko Takei-Thunman
, University of Gothenburg
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16:20 Japanese Literature in Global Contexts
Gunilla Lindberg-Wada
, Stockholm University
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16:45 Discussion
Shigemi Inaga
, Nichibunken
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19:00 Closing Ceremony & Farewell Dinner hosted by Nichibunken
Kazuhiro Kuramoto
Coordinator, Nichibunken
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19:00
Marie Roesgaard
Head, Steering group of ADI, University of Copenhagen
