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… Straits: Fukuoka and Pusan in the Making and Unmaking of Japanese Empire Spring 2024 January 26 Hi’ilei Hobart Yale …

… has since interned at the United Nations and worked for a Japanese financial company in Tokyo. Living in Japan made … research interests centered on the postwar intersection of Japanese and United States history during the Occupation and … a Richard U. Light Fellowship to spend the summer studying Japanese at the Inter-University Center in Yokohama before …

… to the United States for doctoral study in Korean and Japanese history at the University of Washington, Seattle. He … Korean militarism to the culture and practices of the Japanese-controlled Manchukuo Army where Park had served in …

… Kobanashi Performance— 日本語のご案内は下にございます Yale University’s Japanese Language Program is pleased to welcome Professor … and/or curriculum.  This workshop will be conducted in Japanese. What is kobanashi（小噺）? Kobanashi is a Japanese traditional verbal art (short jokes) designed to …

… is a PhD student in American Studies. Her research is on Japanese migration to the Americas, with an emphasis on Japanese migration to Mexico, and the formation of Japanese communities in states along the US-Mexico border …

… Literature) to translate and study the strain of Japanese poetry called “kudai waka.” Il’ia Karagulin (Slavic … Tsukamoto (Medieval Studies) to translate from Meiji Japanese and Ancient Greek “Report on the results of an … (1884) by Isawa Shūji (1851–1917), an early Meiji-era Japanese music theorist, Mesomedes’ Hymn to Apollo, and the …

… we will welcome the Venerable Jeong Kwan Seunim, a Buddhist nun who uses Buddhist temple cooking methods to draw connections to sustainable eating practices. Jeong Kwan is a Seon Buddhist nun and chef of Korean cuisine. She lives in the …

… by members of the Vietnamese Language School at Phuoc Long Buddhist Temple of Connecticut Traditional Balinese Dance …