Japan Digital Scholarship Librarian Katherine Matsuura published article for NCC News about Constitutional Revision Research Project website renewal
The North American Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Resources (NCC) recently featured on its news page an article by Japan Digital Scholarship Librarian Katherine Matsuura about the new and improved Constitutional Revision Research Project (CRJP) website.
Read MoreRachel Saunders co-edits publication on Harvard Art Museums Exhibition "Prince Shotoku at Age Two"
Dr. Rachel Saunders, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Curator of Asian Art at the Harvard Art Μuseums (HAM), has recently co-edited a publication "Hābādo Bijutsukan Namubutsu Taishi zō no kenkyū" (The Sculpture of Prince Shōtoku at Age Two at the Harvard Art Museums), based on the 2019 exhibition of a similar title.
Read MoreMartin Fackler featured in Harvard Gazette for talk on Japan's nuclear disaster
Martin Fackler, journalist, writer, and Research Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS), was recently featured in The Harvard Gazette in an article titled "How deadly lessons from Fukushima changed Japan and the world." This article covered his discussion of Japan's nuclear disaster in a recent event at HKS with Arnold Howitt (co-director, Program on Crisis Leadership, HKS) “Dry Run for War: How Fukushima Changed Japan and Its Place in the Wo
Read MoreProf. David Atherton interviewed by Harvard Crimson for "Fifteen Questions" series
David C. Atherton Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, was recently interviewed by The Harvard Crimson as part of their "Fifteen Questions" series. In this article, he answers questions about his journey from Harvard to Japan and back, especially his pursuit of Japanese literature. The full article can be found here.
Read MoreProf. Ian Miller interviewed in Harvard Crimson "Fifteen Questions" article
Ian J. Miller, Professor of History, Director of Undergraduate Studies, and Faculty Dean of Cabot House, was recently interviewed by The Harvard Crimson as part of their "Fifteen Questions" series. In this article, he answers questions about his pursuit of Japanese history, his experiences as a Harvard faculty member, and his time in the Cabot House community.
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