Author: Trent Brown, Flavia Baldari, Tamara Meladze, Julie Dind, Kaori Mita, Terada Yuki, Jesse Rafeiro Over the last year, the Sustainability and Society Collaborative Project at Tokyo College has been working on an interdisciplinary project, exploring the…
Author：Marcin Pawel Jarzebski Every year, December 3 marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), a global initiative established by the United Nations to promote the rights, well-being, and inclusion of persons with disabilities across…
On September 9th, 2025, six members of Tokyo College’s Gender, Sexuality & Identity collaborative research group visited the Ōoku: Women of Power in Edo Castle exhibition at the Tokyo National Museum. The ōoku were living quarters…
Author: Cintia Kozonoi Vezzani It’s my pleasure to introduce a new blog series linked to the Deep Interdisciplinarity reading group at Tokyo College. For the last year, we have been meeting every month to discuss foundational…
Authors: Mark TURIN, Andrew GORDON On a crisp and windy Tuesday morning in mid-February, members of the Heritage Studies and Global History Groups based at Tokyo College, together with a small contingent of associated academic visitors,…
This blog post was created as part of the interdisciplinary zengaku seminar “Knowledge Encounters in Global History and the Contemporary World” offered at the University of Tokyo during the 2023-2024 academic year. Author KAWASAKI Takehiro 2nd…
Continuing from Part 1. of 2. This blog post was created as part of the interdisciplinary zengaku seminar “Different Dimensions of Bilingualism” offered at the University of Tokyo during the 2024 academic year. === “Okinawan languages…
This blog post was created as part of the interdisciplinary zengaku seminar “Different Dimensions of Bilingualism” offered at the University of Tokyo during the 2024 academic year. Dr. Lidiya SHAMOVA（Instructor, JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow, Tokyo College） 【Course…
Lianara Patricia DREYER (Visiting Scholar, Tokyo College) My main reason for conducting research at Tokyo College in Japan was not just to do fieldwork in woodworking. I was actually more interested in the institute itself. Tokyo…
