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Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies
Learning Points
POINT1
Learning about Japan from a multifaceted perspective, from a dynamic Asian perspective
You can choose from three courses: Japanese Culture, East Asian Culture, and Comparative and Interactive Culture. There are few barriers between courses, and you can take lectures and exercises from other courses. You can learn about Japanese culture from an East Asian perspective in a multifaceted and international way.
POINT 2
Deepen the theme from three unique perspectives
We offer classes that combine methodology and local studies in the three fields of [Language, Literature, and Philosophy], [Art, Body, and Environment], and [History, Folklore, and Religion]. By receiving thorough research guidance for each student in small seminars, students can deepen their knowledge of the themes they have set.
POINT3
Overseas training in East Asia and fieldwork in Japan
We recommend studying abroad at universities in China, Taiwan, and South Korea. Through thorough practical education on site, you will hone your language skills and deepen your knowledge. In Japan, you will conduct fieldwork at various regions and historic sites, developing the ability to imagine the spacing between lines in ancient documents and other written materials, and participate in archaeological surveys to learn these methods.
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Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies Curriculum
In addition to courses that help students acquire language skills and language skills, we offer classes that teach Japanese culture and the cultures of East Asian countries closely related to Japan from various fields such as history, thought, art, and literature.
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Class Introduction
We introduce the classes offered in the Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies. Find out what you want to know and learn.
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Seminar Description
Here is an overview of the steps and list of seminars for Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies over four years.
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Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies Research Close-up
Here are some notable studies by Department of Japanese and East-Asian Studies faculty.