[China Economy Symposium] The stalling Chinese economy and its impact on the Japanese economy
Now in its third term, the Xi Jinping administration is facing a severe economic situation in China, with the Chinese economy's previously relatively steady high growth now slipping into a slowdown. At this symposium, we will have in-depth discussions with leading experts and researchers on the current state and problems of the Chinese economy, its future direction and its impact on the Japanese economy, and the building of new Japan-China economic relations.
Teikyo University Kasumigaseki Campus (Hirakawacho Mori Tower)
Sponsorship
Institute for International Trade and Investment
program
Opening Remarks Keynote speech: "Prospects for the Chinese economy and its impact on the Japanese economy" Takahide Kiuchi (Executive Economist, Nomura Research Institute) Lecture 1: "The Slowdown of the Chinese Economy: Characteristics of Development Changes and Problems" Guo Shizhi (Professor Okinaga Research Institute of Teikyo University) Lecture 2: "China's Expanding Financial Risks: Focusing on the Real Estate Crisis" Tang Sung (Professor Faculty of Economics, Chuo University) Lecture 3: "Japanese direct investment in China and new changes in Japanese businesses in China" Jun Takeda (Chief Economist, Itochu China Research Institute) Closing Remarks
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[GJS Symposium] Yokai x Digital Science - The act of making the invisible visible
Japan's unique yokai culture has a diversity and story-telling that fascinates people not only in Japan but also around the world. Because yokai are invisible to the naked eye, they have been expressed in visible forms through science, AI and other digital technologies, paintings, and animations of each era. In this symposium, we will have fun explaining how the existence of yokai has been perceived from a variety of perspectives, including opinions from experts in various fields.
Teikyo University Kasumigaseki Campus (Hirakawacho Mori Tower)
program
Greetings from the Dean Hiroko Fujimori (Professor Faculty of Language Studies Department of Global Japanese Studies Studies, Faculty of Foreign Studies, Teikyo University) Purpose explanation/speaker introduction Mizuki Watanabe (Senior Assistant Professor Faculty of Language Studies Department of Global Japanese Studies Studies, Faculty of Foreign Studies, Teikyo University/Cultural Anthropology) Lecture 1: “Birth of the Illustrated Encyclopedia of Yokai” Masanobu Kagawa (Head of Curatorial Division, Hyogo Prefectural Museum of History/Folklore/Cultural Anthropology) Lecture 2: “Techniques and ideas for drawing monsters – from an international perspective” Matt Meyer (yokai artist/yokai researcher) Lecture 3: "Viruses and Demons - Using 'Demon Slayer' as an example" Masaharu Takemura (Professor Faculty of Liberal Arts, Tokyo University of Science/Virus Biologist) Lecture 4: “Where do monsters dwell? Expanded images visualized through digital technology” Kentaro Matsumoto (Professor of Faculty of Language Studies, Dokkyo University / Digital Semiotics) Panel discussion and Q&A “How will digital science change the existence of yokai?”Moderator: Mizuki Watanabe
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