This multilingual event will invite a group of four speakers to share their experiences and activities of Ainu language and culture revitalization. The panel consists of Naomi MIZOGUCHI, Film Director of Ainu | ひと (2019) (“Ainu – Indigenous People of Japan”), who will talk about why and how she made this documentary, including her friendship […]
After Jesuit missionaries introduced Christianity to Japan in 1549, the Christian community grew rapidly, both among the samurai class and the common populace. By 1600 there were an estimated 450,000 converts amongst a total Japanese population of approximately twelve million. With the unification of Japan by Tokugawa Ieyasu, there was an increasing need on the […]
The Japan Lecture Series invites established and emerging voices from all areas of Japan Studies to share their latest projects with our community. To promote accessibility, many of the lectures will take a hybrid format. Sessions will entail a forty-five-minute lecture followed by a thirty-minute question-and-answer period. Hosted by the Department of Asian Studies, University […]
With Guest Speaker Andrew Horvat (UBC Asian Studies graduate)
The Japan Lecture Series invites established and emerging voices from all areas of Japan Studies to share their latest projects with our community. To promote accessibility, many of the lectures will take a hybrid format. Sessions will entail a forty-five-minute lecture followed by a thirty-minute question-and-answer period. Hosted by the Department of Asian Studies, University […]
This two-day international symposium will bring UBC graduate students in conversation with leading Japanese studies scholars from around the world.
– Registration is now closed – The Department of Asian Studies is delighted to invite you to our annual Careers Night! Navigating life after graduation can be hard, so each year we bring in reputable guests and alumni with diverse experiences – at home and in Asia – to inform and inspire current students. This […]
Organized by Haruki Sekiguchi (Asian Studies) and Ervin Malakaj (CENES), this symposium brings together scholars at UBC working in any area of queer/trans cinema studies. The event is open to the public and no prior registration is required. Join us on Saturday, March 30 from 12:00pm-5:30pm in Buchanan Tower room 997 for an afternoon of conversation […]