[List of Programs: 2023]
[List of Programs: 2022]
[List of Programs: 2021]
[List of Programs: 2020]
[List of Programs: 2019]
[List of Programs: 2018]
[List of Programs: 2017]
IHJ Art Programs/ Concerts 2017 | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Artist Talk] Engaging Through the Threshold | | | |
[Symposium] Democracy in the Global Age | | | |
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Ornamental Diplomacy: Emperor Meiji and the Monarchs of the Modern World | | | |
[IUC Lecture Series] The Breath of Tradition in Intercultural Communication—From Noh to Anime | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] The Long-standing Liaison Between Sumo and the Media | | | |
[Reading about Japan at I-House Library] Elise Wessels and Marije Jansen Talk about Japan: Modern – Japanese Prints from the Elise Wessels Collection | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] A Door of Hope Opened by Wisdom: A New Japan-China Relationship with the Next Generation | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] From Tradition to Future―Opening the World with Noh and Contemporary Music | | | |
[ALFP 2017 Public Forum] Seeking Our Commons in Asia: How Can We Create Visions for the Future? | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] “Ideals” and “Reality” in Syria: Seeking Freedom and Peace | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Solo Performance] Bend | | | |
[I-House Lecture] Memory and Amnesia: Japan-Philippines Relations Reconsidered | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] Reading the Japanese Mind Through Waka Poetry with a Focus on The Tale of Genji | | | |
[Japan-India Distinguished Visitors Program] Development through Ecological Innovation: Challenging Poverty in India | | | |
[Architalk: Seeing the World through Architecture] Panel Discussion: What Modern Architecture Means to Us (Aoki Jun, Ajisaka Toru, Matsukuma Hiroshi) | | | |
[Architalk: Seeing the World through Architecture] Panel Discussion and Guided Tour of Modern Architecture: What Modern Architecture Means to Us (Aoki Jun, Ajisaka Toru, Matsukuma Hiroshi) | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] What is “Democracy”? | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Experiential Performance] Optical Garden Tour | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Artist Talk] Spinning Night in Living Color: Light Installations by Elaine Buckholtz | | | |
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] The Future of Sino-Japanese Relations Seen from Tanigawa Michio’s Research in Chinese History —Cultural Exchange and Intellectual Thoughts | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] Canadian Rakugo Storyteller Katsura Sunshine Talks About the Charms of Rakugo | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Screening] Cocktail Party | | | |
[Lunchtime Lecture] SDGs Transforming Our World: A New Approach to Global Issues | | | |
[IUC Lecture Series] Stanford University Mindfulness Education | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Reading] Between Flame and Flight | | | |
[Architalk: Seeing the World through Architecture] City, Design, Landscape, Public Space, Variety of Scale, Theme and Relationship with Society (Sou Fujimoto) | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] Introducing KYOGEN by Shigeyama Doji | | | |
[Reading about Japan at I-House Library] Itoh Keiko talks about Japanese in Britain, 1863-2001: A Photographic Exhibition | | | |
[IUC Lecture Series] Rendaku: A Notoriously Irregular Aspect of the Japanese Language | | | |
[Lunchtime Lecture] President Trump and a Divided America | | | |
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Foreign Languages in the Formation of Shiga Naoya’s Literature | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] The Art of Ukiyo-e and the Pleasures and Pitfalls of Collecting Them | | | |
[List of Programs: 2016]
IHJ Art Programs/ Concerts 2016 | | | |
[Architalk: Seeing the World through Architecture] Another Utopia (Maki Fumihiko) | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum] Alex Dodge – Open Studio | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] Reading Haiku Beyond Borders | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Artist Talk] Noise to Signal | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] Leadership and Teamwork Seen Through Judo’s Globalization | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] The Embodiment and Essence of Noh | | | |
[ALFP 2016 Public Seminar] Seeking Our Commons in Asia: How Can We Create Visions for the Future? | | | |
[Reading about Japan at I-House Library] I-House members and others read The Dreaming of the Bones by W. B. Yeats, featuring the Noh play Nishikigi, in a session arranged by Ogoura Kazuo | | | |
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Reexamining the Last 500 Years of World History from a “Pirate View” : ― The Reverse Side of the Oceanic View of Civilization | | | |
[I-House Ushiba Fellowship] Living Together, Working Together | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] Co-existing: A Quest for Global Peace | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Workshop] But Is It Art? | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Artist Talk] Tracings and Findings | | | |
[Japan-India Distinguished Visitors Program] India’s New Frontier: Healthcare Technology In Making Social Impact | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] The Power of Breakthrough | | | |
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] The Literature of Kawabata Yasunari and Chinese Art | | | |
[japan@ihj] Tsukiji: The End of an Era? | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Poetry and Vocal Performance] Tuna Melt and Other Sonic Fables | | | |
[Nitobe Leadership Program Public Lecture] US-Japan Relations in a Turbulent Time in Asia | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Workshop] Filigree Pattern: Collaborative Workshop with Piper Shepard | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum/Artist Talk] The Textile Art of Piper Shepard | | | |
[Lunchtime Lecture] The Immigration Policy of France Past and Present ―What Japan Can Learn from France | | | |
[Japan Studies Now—Inter-University Center Lecture Series] Are the Japanese Unique?: An International Comparison of Household Saving Rates and Bequest Motives | | | |
[IHJ Artists’ Forum] Work-in-Progress Screening and Discussion Queer Japan Project | | | |
[Architalk: Seeing the World through Architecture] The Age of the Forest (Kuma Kengo) | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] WASHI: Ancient and Modern Wonder Material | | | |
[Reading about Japan at I-House Library] John C. Weber talks about A New Yorker’s View of the World: The John C. Weber Collection | | | |
[Additional Screening] Paper Lanterns (Film screening only) | | | |
[Japan Premiere Screening & Talk] PAPER LANTERNS | | | |
[70 Years Postwar Symposium Series “Thinking Together about the World and Japan”] Symposium 4 “Looking to the Future of the World, Asia, and Japan” | | | |
[Tokyo International Literary Festival] Asia Session 1 Female Writers Challenging Social Taboos: Transcending Gender, Religion, and Community | | | |
[Tokyo International Literary Festival] Asia Session 2 China and Japan Today Seen Through Literature | | | |
[Delve into Japanese Culture@ I-House] The Heart of Washoku: Creating a Seasonal Sensibility | | | |
[Reading about Japan at I-House Library] Ambassador Radu Şerban reads from his book Closer to the Sky (Sora e Ayumu) | | | |
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Japanese Traditional Theater Seen from Italian Theater Noh, Kabuki, Opera, Ballet―Focusing on “Kyoran (Madness)” as a Theme | | | |
[Special Symposium] “Will There be Dramatic Foreign Policy Changes? Shift of Security Environments and Prospective Changes of Foreign Policy in East Asia” | | | |
[Japan Studies Now—Inter-University Center Lecture Series] The Kaleidoscopic Japanese Archipelago: Observations from Fieldwork on Biodiversity | | | |
[70 Years Postwar Symposium Series “Thinking Together about the World and Japan”] Symposium 3 “Culture and Philosophy as a Basis for Peace” | | | |
[Reading about Japan at I-House Library] Kent Calder reads from Wind of the Age : Collected Reflections : April, 2014–March, 2015 | | | |
[List of Programs: 2015]
[List of Programs: 2014]
[List of Programs: 2013]
[List of Programs: 2012]
[List of Programs: 2011]
[List of Programs: 2010]
[List of Programs: 2009]
[List of Programs: 2008]
[List of Programs: 2007]
[List of Programs: 2006]
[List of Programs: until 2005]