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20th Anniversary of IJS

20th Anniversary of IJS

Institute for Japanese Studies in Seoul National University will celebrate its 20th Anniversary this November.

Institute for Japanese Studies, which began its activities in 2004, was able to become the best-performing overseas research institute at Seoul National University thanks to the support and participation of many people during the first 10 years.

Moreover, based on these achievements, we have been able to establish ourselves as a representative Japanese research institute in Korea over the past decade through various initiatives that led Korea's Japanese research. We contributed to the establishment of future-oriented Korea-Japan relations by presenting a new Japanese research paradigm.

As a result, to mark the 20th Anniversary, Institute for Japanese Studies has prepared various programs to look back on the footsteps of the past 20 years in 2024 and to hear advice and suggestions for the new decade.

We deeply appreciate everyone who has shown great interest and support to The Institute for Japanese Studies, and we ask for your continued interest and encouragement so that our Institute for Japanese Studies is not satisfied with the past achievements and can become a research institute that dynamically pioneers the path of leap through new challenges.

The Lecture Series Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of SNU-IJS

The Future of Japan and Japanese Research in the Post-regional Studies Era
Thirty years have passed since the post-Cold War and globalization era, and the "regions" are experiencing a tumultuous re-bodering process. Accordingly, the knowledge system that looks at the "region," that is, the content and method of "regional research," is being newly constructed across boundaries.The era of "post-regional research" is now opening. Meanwhile, Seoul National University's Institute for Japanese Studies, which celebrated its 20th anniversary, invited experts from the front lines of each field to prepare seven lecture series to explore the future of Japan and the future of Japanese research.
No. 1
Lecturer Makihara Izuru
(Professor, Political Administrative System of the Center for Advanced Science and Technology, Tokyo University)
Title Independence of Judicial Power and System in Postwar Political History: Tanaka Kotaro, Judicial Power and World Law
Date 2024. 03. 19.
No. 2
Lecturer Fujita Naoya
(Assistant Professor, Department of Film, Japan Institute of the Moving Image)
Title Desire to Return to the 80's - Regarding the Misogyny Phenomenon of the Internet in Modern Japan
Date 2024. 03. 26.
No. 3
Lecturer Yoshimi Shunya
(Professor, Tourism and Urban Creation, Kokugakuin University / Professor Emeritus, Tokyo University)
Title After the Expansion : Memory Landscape of Tokyo
Date 2024. 05. 21.
No. 4
Lecturer Ijichi Noriko
(Professor, Department of Human Behavioral Science, Osaka Metropolitan University)
Title TBU
Date 2024. 09. 10.
No. 5
Lecturer Katsuya Hirano
(Professor, Department of History, UCLA)
Title TBU
Date 2024. 09. 19.
No. 6
Lecturer Matsuda Toshihiko
(Professor, International Research Center for Japaense Studies)
Title TBU
Date 2024. 09. 24.
No. 7
Lecturer Takashi Fujitani
(Dr. David Chu Professor, Department of History, Toronto University)
Title TBU
Date 2024. 11. 19.

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