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Scottish Centre for Korean Studies Distinguished Lecture Series: Taekyoon Kim
Join the Scottish Centre for Korean Studies for an in-person lecture by Professor Taekyoon Kim (Seoul National University), entitled ''East Asia's Developmentalist Scrambling for the Global South: 'Asian Traps' of Aid Competitions and Fragmentations'.
Asian Studies Further informationVoices of Nagasaki’s Atomic Bomb Survivors
An in-person talk from two survivors and one second-generation survivor concerning their experiences and impacts of the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945.
Asian Studies Further informationScottish Centre for Korean Studies Distinguished Lecture Series: Sera Park and screening
Join the Scottish Centre for Korean Studies for an in-person film screening and lecture. The film screened will be 'Sewol: Years in the Wind' (2024, dir. Moon Jongtaek, Kim Hwantae), and the lecture will be titled '‘Everyone Has Their Own Story of Sewol’: Sewol Disaster, Ineffability, and the Affects of Activism'.
Asian Studies Further informationAsian Studies Seminar Series: Noga Ganany
An in-person seminar by Dr Noga Ganany (University of Cambridge), titled 'Extraordinary Lives: Illustrated Hagiographies in Ming Book Culture'.
Further informationAsian Studies Seminar Series: Ashley Thorpe
An in-person seminar by Dr Ashley Thorpe (Royal Holloway, University of London), titled 'When Japanese Noh is not in Japanese: Intercultural Noh in English, French and Spanish'. In partnership with the Japan Foundation.
Further informationJapanese Film Festival: Mochi
Join us for a free, in-person screening of the 2020 film 'Mochi' (dir. Mayumi Komatsu) that includes a short introductory lecture, and will be followed by a reception of sushi and sake.
Further informationAsian Studies Seminar Series: Kevin Gray
An in-person seminar by Dr Kevin Gray (University of Sussex), titled 'Inter-Korean Relations and the End of Peaceful Reunification: A Social Conflict Approach'.
Further informationAsian Studies Seminar Series: Helen Parker
An in-person seminar by Dr Helen Parker (University of Edinburgh), titled 'Transcending the Traditional: Developments in Contemporary Kabuki'. In partnership with the Japan Foundation.
Further informationScottish Centre for Korean Studies Distinguished Lecture Series: James Hoare
Join the Scottish Centre for Korean Studies for an in-person seminar by Dr James Hoare OBE (SOAS, University of London), entitled 'Britain and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) 1948-2025'.
Further informationJapanese Film Festival: Mori, The Artist's Habitat
Join us for a free, in-person screening of the 2018 film 'Mori, The Artist's Habitat' (dir. Shûichi Okita) that includes a short introductory lecture, and will be followed by a reception of sushi and sake.
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