| No. | Course | Course Description | Faculty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Japanese Politics: Right-Wing Movement and Constitutional Revisionism |
Review the history of Japanese politics, and analyze the current issues revolving constitution revisionism and right-wing movement in postwar Japanese politics. |
Ki Jeong Nam (IJS HK Professor) |
| 2 |
Japanese History: Understanding Japanese History |
Introduction of Japanese history, and understand Japanese people, society, and culture through history. |
Eun-gyeong Lee (IJS HK Research Professor) |
| 3 |
Japanese Pop Culture: Japanese Otaku and Korean Odukhu |
Otaku(Odukhu) Culture is the most noticeable case of the reception of Japanese popular culture in Korea. This course explores the history and the current relationship between Japanese Otaku culture and Korean Odukhu culture, and attempts to develop a way of mutual understanding between two countries. |
Hyojin, Kim (IJS HK Research Professor) |
| 4 |
Japanese Thought: Internet Right-Wingers, Hate Speech, and Anti-Korea |
Why did anti-Korea groups such as Netto-Uyoku and Zaitokukai emerge? This course explores the background of their emergence, distorted logics and emotions, and the synergy effect of anti-Korea and anti-Japan sentiments. |
Gwanja, Jo (IJS HK Research Professor) |
| 5 |
Japanese Diplomacy: Japan in Asia |
Japan is an ally to the United States and a member of Asia at the same time. We will review the changing Japanese diplomacy under changing administrations and its influence in Korea-Japan relations. |
Cheol Hee Park (IJS Director/GSIS Professor) |
