online database of events for Japan Studies

(Please circulate.)

 

The Japanese Studies Events Database is a crowd-sourced digital resource commons created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the shift to online event programming undertaken by institutions and programs worldwide.

 

The database is intended to serve the international Japanese Studies community—students, scholars, institutes and institutions—by providing a virtual clearing house for information about the range and vibrancy of programmatic activities and research taking place about Japan. There are so many wonderful things—lectures, webinars, online workshops and panels—taking place at universities and centers around the globe. The hope is that the database will further deepen connections and foster collaboration within the larger community, particularly during these difficult times when holding in-person events is more challenging.

 

Universities, research centers, academic departments, and scholars are welcome to share Japan-related programming on this database. If you wish to post an event, please first contact rijs_events@fas.harvard.edu for the Google Form link and password. Upon completion of the form using your email address and password, you will receive an auto-reply confirming submission of the Google Form. This email can be referenced for subsequent edits as needed.

 

Please browse the database here: https://datastudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/621571f0-8678-4efd-a158-c90f85b53513/page/DbleB

 

If you have questions, please contact rijs_events@fas.harvard.edu and thank you for your support of Japanese studies.