PRESS EVENTS

Press Events

Press Conference: What Next for Japanese Politics? by Kenneth Mori McElwain, Kensuke Takayasu and Takuma Oohamazaki

Friday, October 29, 2021, 12:00 - 13:30
PRESS CONFERENCE Kenneth Mori McElwain, Professor, Political Institutions, Public Opinion, University of Tokyo Kensuke Takayasu, Seikei University Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science and Director of Center for Asian and Pacific Studies Takuma Oohamazaki, Political Consultant 12:00-13:30 Friday, October 29, 2021 The speech and ...
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President's Message

From the President- October 2021
 



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DINING

Dining

Stimulating French Serenade Dinner Concert

Friday, November 12, 2021, 18:30 - 21:00
Tokyo Sinfonia: French Serenade Dinner Concert Friday, November 12, 2021 18:30-21:00 This a splendid way to relax and entertain friends, family, colleagues and clients. Combining aspects of both a delightful dinner and a captivating concert, the hugely enjoyable evenings have won worldwide praise for their ...
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Dining

Correspondents Lunch (from 27 October 2021)

Wednesday, October 27, 2021, 11:30 - 14:00
Correspondents Lunch menu from October 27 through November 2 Soup: Potato Soup or Salad: Salad of Apple and Beers, Dressed with Mayonnaise and Fish Fried Salmon with Tartar Sauce or Meat Irish Stew or Pasta Conchiglie with Seafood Gratin and Coffee or Tea For other ...
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Exhibitions

October 2021 Exhibition: Last Wanderers of the Himalayas

October 2021 Exhibition: Last Wanderers of the Himalayas
Photos by Masaru "Jumbo" Kadotani
October 4 - November 5, 2021

In the lush hills of western Nepal that intersect at the junction of harsh Himalayan mountains and wide North Indian plains, there is an ethnic group living a wandering life between edge of the wild nature and human habitation. They are called the Raute, “the kings of the forest”. Speaking Khamchi, their native language, they have chosen to live a nomadic life instead of settling in one location and farming. The Raute people are hunter-gatherers surviving on a diet of jungle monkeys and other wildlife as they traverse between the natural environment and the outskirts of civilization. The tribe exchanges wooden containers carved from trees for provisions from traders and village farmers.

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