• 15:00–15:05 Masahiko TOGAWA (ILCAA) Introduction
• 15:05–15:15 Yukako YOSHIDA (ILCAA) “The special website “COVID-19 and fieldworkers””
• 15:15–15:30 Nobu INAZUMI (JSPS-Nairobi Research Station, Kenya) “How I Have Connected with Kenyan People under the COVID-19 Pandemic”
• 15:30–15:45 Chikage OBA-SMIDT (Arsii university, Ethiopia) “Views of Life and Death in Discourses and Practices for COVID-19： From Case studies at Oromo Societies in Ethiopia”
• 15:45–16:00 Shiho TANAKA (Graduate School, Hiroshima University, from Bangladesh) “Fieldwork and NGO activities in Bangladesh in the wake of COVID 19 Disasters : a Comparison of Urban and Rural Areas”
• 16:00–16:15 Erika KAGAWA (Graduate School, Kyoto University) “Fieldwork under Covid 19 Pandemic: A Case at a Rural Village in Punjab, Pakistan”
• 16:15–16:30 Chie KAMINO (National Museum of Ethnology) “Walking in Japan of the Corona Disaster with Ise Daikagura”
• 16:45-18:00 Discussion
• Moderator: Ikuya TOKORO (ILCAA)
• Commentator: Daisuke SHINAGAWA (ILCAA)
• Language: Japanese
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration is required.
• Please register on this website by 9:00, September 13th.

Organized by

Field Science Center (FSC)

• 12:00-12:40 Norikazu KOGURA (ILCAA) and Arzhaana SYURYUN (ILCAA Visiting Scholar) “Documentation of narrative discourse and the study of egophoricity” (Including discussion)
• Language: Japanese
• Admission: Free
• Pre-regisutration is required. For registration, please visit the link here.

Organized by

Core Project “Linguistic Dynamics Science3 (LingDy3)”

• Claudia Derichs (Humboldt University Berlin) “Muslim Women in Asia: Virtual Mobility, Gender, and Religious Knowledge”
• Emi GOTO (ILCAA) “Theology of Actresses: Hijab, Feminism, and Islam in Egypt”
• Discussion: Joanna Pfaff-Czarnecka (University of Bielefeld), Riho ISAKA (The University of Tokyo)
• Language: English
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration is required.
• Please register through the webpage here by September 15.

Organized by

The University of Tokyo Humanities Center

Cooperated by

ILCAA

17 Sep

• 14:00–15:50 Naomi SUZUKI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji-university) “Reading: Wooden Tablets from the 9th Layer of the Liyeqinjian 42 (first part)”
• 16:10–18:00 Naomi SUZUKI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji-university) “Reading: Wooden Tablets from the 9th Layer of the Liyeqinjian 42 (second part)”

19 Dec

• 10:00–11:50 Shunsuke AOKI (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Seisen-University) “Reading:Wooden Tablets from the 9th Layer of the Liyeqinjian 43”
• 13:15–15:00 Arnd Helmut Hafner (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Meiji-University) “On Index Building in the Field of Ancient Administrative Documents”
• 15:15–17:00 Ryouhei ISHIHARA (ILCAA Joint Researcher) “Organization of Labor under the Qin and Han”
• Language: Japanese

• 16:00–16:40 Haruki YAMAOKA (Keio University) “The Logical Shift of Ḥamās between Two Charters”
• 16:40–17:25 Q&A
• 17:25-17:30 Closing
• Language: Japanese
• Admission: Free
• Pre-resistration is needed.
• Please register from here by 18 September.
• If you have any questions about this meeting, please contact:
  aikon0213[at]keio.jp (Please change [at] to @)
• If you have any questions about the project: info_palestine_israel[at]tufs.ac.jp (Please change [at] to @)

Organized by

Middle East and Islamic Studies (MEIS)

• Yona TAKAHASHI (ILCAA Research Associate) “Comparison of Verbal Forms between Hamar and Banna languages: Positive-negative paradigms in terms of subject-verb agreement”
• Language: Japanese
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration is needed.
• Please fill in the pre-registration form. (in Japanese)

Jointly sponsored by

Tokyo African Linguistics Knot, Core Project “Linguistic Dynamics Science3” (LingDy3), TUFS Institute of language research, Japan Association for African Studies

• 14:00–14:10 Ikuya TOKORO (ILCAA) Opening Remarks
• 14:10–14:15 Miwako TANAKA (Higashi Nippon International University) Speaker Introductions
• 14:15–14:45 Kazuyo MORITA (Actress, dancer, presided over “Performance for All People-CONVEY”) “Aruku Ashita (2012) Screening and Production Challenges”
• 15:00–15:45 Kazuyo MORITA, Hiroko IGETA (Doll Artist) “Talks” (Facilitator: Miwako TANAKA)
• 15:45–16:00 Comments: Taro KUSAYAMA (Otemon Gakuin University)
• 16:00–16:30 Discussion
• Language: Japanese
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration required.
• Please refer to this website for pre-registration.
• Contact for any inquiries: kao2020aa[at]gmail.com (Please change [at] to @.)

Jointly sponsored by

Core Project “The Potential Value of Indigenous Knowledge in Managing Hazards in Asia and Africa: The Anthropological Explorations into the Linkage of Micro-Macro Perspectives 2” , Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas (Research in a proposed research area) “Cultural Anthropological Fieldwork on Facial and Bodily Expressions” (Principal Investigator: Ikuya TOKORO (ILCAA) Project Number:17H06341)

• Presentation: Shinsaku KATO (ILCAA Research Associate/A02) “Connectivity Seen in Port Cities of India during the Early Modern Period: A Case of Surat”
• Commentator: Kazuhiro ARAI (Keio University/C01)
• Language: Japanese
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration required.
• For registration, please visit here.

Jointly sponsored by

Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas(A) “Changes in the World of Islamic Thought and Knowledge” (Principal Investigator: Jin NODA (ILCAA), Project Number: 20H05825), Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas(A) “Analyses of Connectivity by Digital Humanities Method” (Principal Investigator: Wakako KUMAKURA (ILCAA), Project Number: 20H05830)

• 1. Takafumi KATSUMURA (Kitasato University School of Medicine) “Exploring the evolution of diversity in human populations with medaka populations”
• 2. Masahiro MATSUNAGA (Aichi Medical University School of Medicine) “Neural and Genetic Correlates of the Social Sharing of Happiness.” (tentative)
• Language: Japanese

Organized by

Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (S) “The Origin and Evolution of Sociality: Developing new theories of human evolution based on collaboration between anthropology and primatology” (Principal Investigator: Kaori KAWAI (ILCAA) Project Number: 19H05591)

• Presentation: Hideaki SEKINO (Meiji University, A03 Co-investigator) “Politics of inclusion and exclusion on acceptance of refugees in Germany: crossing sexism and racism”
• Commentator: Chikako HIRANO (Musashi University)
• Moderator: Hidemitsu KUROKI (ILCAA, A03 Principal Investigator, Area Organizer)
• Language: Japanese
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration required.
• For registration, please visit here.

Jointly Sponsored by

Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) “Migrants, Refugees, and Community Building” (Principal Investigator: Hidemitsu KUROKI (ILCAA) Project Number: 20H05826), Research Group “History of Colonial Empires and Transnational Networks” (Representative: Chikako Hirano (Musashi University))

• Presentation: Ulfat Abdurasulov (Slavic-Eurasian Research Center, Hokkaido University) “Revenge of the Vernacular: Muscovyʼs Turkic Engagement with the Persianate World”
• Commentator: Mami HAMAMOTO (Osaka City University/A02)
• Moderator: Nobuaki KONDO (ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies/B01)
• Language: English
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration required.
• For registration, please visit here.

Jointly Sponsored by

Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) “The Ideas of the Muslim Community and State Systems” (Principal Investigator: Nobuaki KONDO (ILCAA) Project Number: 20H05827), Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) “Changes in the World of Islamic Thought and Knowledge” (Principal Investigator: Jin NODA (ILCAA) Project Number: 20H05825), Slavic-Eurasian Research Center, Hokkaido University

• 17:00-17:10 Satoshi OGURA (ILCAA) Introduction
• 17:10-17:55 Aleksandra WENTA (University of Florence) “Interactions between Tantric Forms of Buddhism and Śaivism in the Development of the Cult of Vajrabhairava”
• 18:10-18:55 Nina MIRNIG (Austrian Academy of Science) “Śiva in good company: re-evaluating the religious landscape of early Medieval Nepal”
• 18:55-19:10 Diwakar ACHARYA (University of Oxford) Comment
• 19:10-20:00 General discussion
• Language: English
• Admission: Free
• Pre-registration required.
• For those who attend via online, please apply to the workshop via this URL. Application deadline: October 6.

Jointly Sponsored by

Joint Research Project “Formation of the Indic World: From the Perspective of Frontiers”, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) “Comprehensive Studies of Indian Buddhist Monasteries from the Gupta Period Onward” (Principal Investigator: Taiken KYUMA (Mie University) Project number: 18H03569)

• Presentation: Hirofumi OKAI (Kyoai Gakuen University, A03 Co-investigator) “Thinking of Niihama Masjid and local 'multicultural coexistence' by retracing Akira HAMANAKA’s steps”
• Commentator: Masako KUDO (Rikkyo University, B02 Co-investigator)
• Moderator: Hidemitsu KUROKI (ILCAA, A03 Principal Investigator, Area Organizer)
• Language: Japanese
• This workshop is disclosed only to persons concerned in “Islamic Trust Studies,” Online meeting via Zoom, Pre-registration required.

Jointly Sponsored by

Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A) “Migrants, Refugees, and Community Building” (Principal Investigator: Hidemitsu KUROKI (ILCAA) Project Number: 20H05826), “Trust Building Through Thought and Strategy” (Principal Investigator: So YAMANE(Osaka University) Project Number: 20H05828)

• 13:30–14:00 Makoto KATAOKA & Su Htoi San Ja “Introduction of an orphanage near Yangon and our support for it”
• 14:00–14:30 Keisuke HUZIWARA (Teikyo University of Science) “Tonal correspondence between Jingpho and Luish”
• 14:30–15:00 Toshio TOYAMA “Rethinking Jinghpaw kinship terminology”
• 15:30–16:00 Keita KURABE (ILCAA) “Recent trends in Jinghpaw learning materials”
• 16:00–16:30 Chihiro TAGUCHI (Nara Institute of Science and Technology/The University of Edinburgh) “Text processing of open-access Jinghpaw data on Google Colaboratory”
• Language: Japanese

Jointly Sponsored by

ILCAA, Core Project “Linguistic Dynamics Science3 (LingDy3)”

• 13:30–15:30 Daisuke TANAKA (Jichi Medical University) “A Case Study of the lnitial Response of Funeral Industry to COVID-19 Outbreak”
• 15:30–17:30 Maho ISONO (Graduate school, Keio University) “How was death consumed in COVID-19 catastrophe in the spring of 2020?”
• 17:30-19:00 General discussion
• Language: Japanese