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2019
April
24/04/19
- Visualizing the Fetus in Pre-modern and Modern Japan: Reading Illustrated Manuals, Magazines and Guidebooks for Pregnant Women
Prof Manami Yasui (Nichibunken)
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An exploration into the transition of the image of the fetus from pre-modern Japan and modern Japan, based on various illustrations like ukiyo e, manuals for pregnancy and childbirth.
May
07/05/19
- Exploration of New Territory: Itō Hiromi’s Works after American Era
Prof Hideto Tsuboi (Nichibunken)
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Prof Hideto Tsuboi's paper focuses on the development of her theory of ‘territory and boundary’, as seen in Itō Hiromi’s works written from the 1990s.
22/05/19
- Japan's Long Stagnation, Deflation, and Abenomics - Mechanisms and Lessons
Prof Kenji Aramaki (Tokyo Woman's Christian University & University of Tokyo)
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Launch of Kenji Aramaki's new book on Japan's Long Stagnation, Deflation, and Abenomics - Mechanisms and Lessons.