Japan (online)

in-person

Europe (online)

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Session 1

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Session 2

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Linguistics

Literature & Translation

Tomoko YAMAKAWA

(Bunkyo University)

地域社会における多文化の共生と受け入れ側の姿勢―『多文化理解』から『グローバル・スタディーズ』へ

Atik WIASTININGSIH

(PhD candidate, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)

Indonesian Translation of Personal Pronoun of the Main Characters in the Novel Yukiguni and The Impact to the Interpersonal Relationship Among Them

Yoko NISHINA

(Hiroshima University)

Case Marking and Zero-Particle Phenomena in Japanese

Chayaporn PREECHAPANYA

(PhD candidate, Osaka University)

Reconsideration of Kayou Senuma’ s Thought : Focusing on Wagaomokage

Session 3

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Session 4

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Art and Literature

Culture

Sean O’REILLY

(Akita International University)

The Rediscovery of Ezo in Postwar Japanese films

Sebastián Chávez HERÁNDEZ

(PhD candidate, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid):

Ore no Kendo: The Increasing Influence of Westerners as the Guardians of the Identity of the Way of the Sword

Csillag TARNAI

(BA, Eötvös Loránd University)

Embodied Trauma in Healing Spaces – An Analysis of Yoshimoto Banana’s Kitchen from a Corporeal Approach and through Place Attachment Theory

Cristian-Ștefan LAIBER

(PhD candidate, The University of Bucharest)

“Bushidō” – Origins and Evolution of an “Invented Tradition” that Still Shapes the Image of Japan but also Its Society

Session 5

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Session 6

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Linguistics

Literature

Erika SAKO (Kyoto Seika University)

 Nobuyuki YAMAUCHI (Doshisha University)

Transfers in the Acquisition of Japanese Proverbs: Analysis of Linguistic Information and Visual Images Produced by Intermediate- to Advanced-level Learners of Japanese [ことわざ習得における転移に関する一考察--中上級日本語学習者から産出された言語情報と視覚イメージの分析]

Jurriaan VAN DER MEER

(PhD candidate, Leiden University)

Tracing Shumi: Modes of Experience in Modern Japanese Literary Discourse

Ayumi ANRAKU

(MA, University of São Paulo)

Possible Correspondents between Japanese Idioms Containing “Kao” and Brazilian Portuguese Idioms Containing “Cara”

Marcelina DE ZOETE-LEŚNICZAK

(Nicolaus Copernicus University)

Osanai Kaoru (1881-1928) as a Writer of Children’s Dramas

Joannah PETERSON

(University of Kentucky)

Spectral Motherhood: Re-writing the Departed Spirit of Yang Guifei in Sagoromo monogatari

Session 7

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Session 8

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Art

Anthropology

Claudia MARRA

(Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies)

O-Bon in Nagasaki – Celebrating the Bonds between the Living and the Dead

Annegret BERGMANN

(The University of Tokyo)

Collaboration between Two Doomed Arts in Post-War Japan: Kabuki and Nihonga

Hiya MUKHERJEE

(Indira Gandhi National Open University)

An Investigation of Folk Beliefs Related to Haraobi-Iwai in Japan

Juno Hoay-Fern OOI

(PhD candidate, University of Malaya)

Dance of Darkness – an Examination of the Different Methodological and Philosophical Lineages Within Butoh

Carmen TĂMAȘ

(University of Hyogo)

Discrimination, Separation, and Blood: the Role of Women in Japanese Matsuri

Session 9

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Session 10

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Linguistics

History

Júlia SOMODI

(Károli Gáspár University)

Refusal Strategies of Hungarian Speakers of Japanese in Comparison With Native Speakers

Conor Michael AHERNE

(Shiga University)

Upping the Ante: Gambling, Gamblers and Go in Heian and Kamakura Japan

 Raluca Maria CIOLCĂ

(PhD candidate, Osaka University)

The Relationship between Noun Gradability and Nationality in Japanese

Dániel HORNOS

(PhD candidate, Eötvös Loránd University Budapest)

Introduction to the Translation and Philological Research of Edo Period shogunate decrees on fires and arson

Giovanni BORRIELLO

(University of Tuscia)

Echo of Michał Boym’s Medical-Scientific Works (1612-1659) in Japan

Session 11

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Session 12

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Art

Anthropology

Luca PROIETTI

(SOAS University of London)

The Noisy Empowerment of National Through Transnational in the Group Ongaku’s Work

Ana DAMASCHIN

(PhD candidate, Babeș-Bolyai University)

Andra-Ștefănica GROSU

(Ph.D. candidate, Bucharest University of Economic Studies):

The Role of Cultural Intelligence (CQ) in the Post-Pandemic World (The Case Study of Japan)

Sophie ROCHEFORT-GUILLOUET

(Université de Rouen)

Westerners in Japanese art, from Nanban Art to Rangaku Studies and Meiji Ukiyo-e

Sofia ROSSATELLI

(PhD candidate, The University of Milan)

 Eating Disorders in Today’s Japan and the Effectiveness of Art Therapies

Session 13

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Session 14

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Literature

History

Chieko HIRANOI

(Hosei University)

The Social Drama The Attic and Its Spatial Meaning

Marianna LÁZÁR

(Károli Gáspár University)

Ancient Coins of Japan

Hiroko NISHIGUCHI

(Waseda University)

邦訳グリム童話がつなぐ世界の文学 ―― オデュッセウスと「韓信の股くぐり」

Richárd Gábor GOTTNER

(PhD candidate, Eötvös Loránd University)

An Outline on Jūjutsu in the Meiji and Taishō Era

Session 15

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Session 16

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Religion (Panel)

Anthropology

Liliana MORAIS

(Rikkyo University)

Daniel FRIEDRICH

(Sendai Shirayuri Women’s College)

Jon MORRIS

(Daito Bunka University)

Dale K. ANDREWS

(Tohoku Gakuin University)

Craft, Leisure and Sport in Modern and Contemporary Japanese Religions

Elisha AGER 

(PhD candidate, University of Edinburgh)

An Investigation of How the Worldbuilding in Recent Folklore-Related Anime Can Suggest Themes of Nostalgia

Yasuo SHIMIZU

(Doshisha University)

コロナ禍の日本のランニングー新しい日本のスポーツの価値を求めて

Amin GHADIMI

(Osaka University)

Community and Christianity in the Kumamoto Enlightenment

Session 17

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Session 18

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Philosophy/Intellectual History

Literature

Alexandra MUSTĂȚEA

(Kanda University of International Studies)

Towards a (Japanese) Confucian Sexual Ethics:

Sexual Desire in Kogaku Texts

Joshua Lee SOLOMON

(Hirosaki University)

Failed Father Figures in Japanese-Language Manchurian Literature

Roman PAȘCA

(Akita University)

Revisiting Confucianism: Andō Shōeki’s Critique of the Five Relationships

Shobichatul AMINAH

(Universitas Indonesia)

“Scars” of Japanese Modernization: A Critique of Japanese Modernization in Akutagawa Ryunosuke’s "Kappa"