The University's 27th annual celebration of Japanese culture, cuisine, international relations, business and language runs ...

The Maison de la Culture du Japon invites you to come and discover its temporary exhibition free of charge on the occasion of the Nuit des Musées. A nocturne that awaits you this Saturday, May 17, ...

Textbook screenings for mainly first-year high school students revealed a sharp increase in the number of books that address ...

Bui Van Phong faced a choice when the Vietnam War ended 50 years ago: Stay in his small village, helping his parents carry on ...

Japan is a fascinating country with a unique mix of modern innovations and ancient traditions. It has one eye fixed on the ...

A Bucknell interdisciplinary team, led by Professor Eric Faden, English — film/media studies, has uncovered and digitally ...

The last time the Alien Enemies Act was invoked, the largest camp to house mostly American citizens was built in a desolate, ...

Our long-standing relationship with Japan has been furthered, with a recent diplomatic visit focusing on research collaborations, language and cultural activities, and the local community.

Discover stunning vistas, extraordinary dining experiences, and cultural landmarks in the heart of the Midwest.

While many recent titles set in feudal Japan, like Ghost of Tsushima and Sekiro, have set high benchmarks in world depiction, Shadows carves its own niche by offering a more nuanced portrayal that ...

Mugen Train’ blends Buddhist impermanence, Shinto philosophy and samurai ethics into a lesson on courage and suffering.

Sensei Mikio Toki is a true master. He traveled from Tokyo to D.C. to teach children through the National Cherry Blossom Festival’s Kites in the Classroom program.