Japanese
pages for Japanese
& Asian Cultures course here
Japanese
and Asian Cultures Course
 Focusing
on Japan’s ancient capital of Kyoto, this course provides an
understanding of Japanese history and traditional culture through fieldwork.
It examines the historical evolution of different Japanese regions
such as Hokkaido and Okinawa, providing a rediscovery of Japanese culture.
The coursework also covers the history, religions and societies of
other countries with strong ties to Japan.
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EGUCHI
Eiko
KOGURE Junichi
TSUTSUMI Kunihiko
David
BOGGETT
MASHIMO
Miyako
YAMANA Nobuo
SHIN Chan-ho
SUETSUGU Satoshi
KORESAWA Hanzo
Assembly
Hour Lecture Series (Japanese page)
Library & Information
Center
KSU's Information Center (Johokan) goes well beyond
the functions of the conventional college library, and has
been highly acclaimed. In accordance with KSU philosophy, it
is open to the Kyoto community as well as our students.
Kyoto
Links
KSU’s location in Kyoto enables
easy access to all the city’s cultural
riches dating back as far as the Heian Period.
Among its many temples and museums the city
has numerous National Treasures and Important
Cultural Properties, and 17 World Heritage
Sites.
Exchange
The Faculty of Humanities has reciprocal agreements for individual student
exchange with Chiang Mai University in
Thailand, Cornell College in
Iowa,Antioch College in Ohio,
and Daegu
University in Korea.
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