Kyushu University Asian and Oceanian Studies (Q-AOS) 2023 Symposium Event Report Asia Week More than 70 years have passed since Asian area studies began to gain momentum after World War II, particularly in the United States. In Japan, since the 1970s, regional research institutes such as the Institute of Oriental Cultural Studies of the University of Tokyo, the Institute of Southeast Asian Area Studies of Kyoto University, and the Institute of Developing Economies have played a central role, and research has been actively conducted mainly in East Asia and Southeast Asia. This symposium aims to discuss the achievements made in area studies to date, the role that area studies should play in the future, and the challenges that are currently being faced, by inviting researchers who have been leading area studies in Asia as lecturers. Details Date 2023/11/08 13:00 ~ 2023/11/08 17:30 Location Shiiki Hall,ITO Kyushu University Language Japanese / English (simultaneous interpretation) Joint Sponsorship Integrated Sciences for Sustainable Human-Aqua Environment (Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A)) Kyushu University Institute for Asian and Oceanian Studies (Q-AOS) Symposium <Day 1> Potentials and Challenges of Area Studies: Lessons from the Past and Messages for the Future Moderator Prof. Takeshi ONIMARU Kyushu University | Keynote Speakers Keynote Speech 1 13:20~14:00 Keynote Speech 2 14:00~14:40 Keynote Speech 3 15:00~15:40 Keynote Speech 4 15:40~16:20 Khoo Boo Teik Professor National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Filomeno Aguilar Professor Ateneo de Manila University Takashi SHIRAISHI Chancellor Prefectural University of Kumamoto Takakazu YUMOTO Director Kyoto Biodiversity Center Programs & Poster Q-AOS Symposium 2nd Day Symposium: Plant & ChronoBiology for Youth Go to Special Website (No registration required) Back to all events Click here for the application form