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Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures

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Promoting top research on Japanese visual culture | Affiliated with UEA | 🎖️ Japan Foundation Award 2024 | Art, history & culture https://linktr.ee/Sainsbury_Institute

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Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures (@sainsbury-institute.org), 21 Eylül 2023 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 781 takipçisi var, 111 hesabı takip ediyor ve 272 post paylaştı.

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  • Charles West@pseudo-isidore.bsky.social

    Sorry to be missing this interesting talk today in Edinburgh by Claudia Zancan on burials in Japan, 4th-8th centuries - but perhaps you can make it?

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  • Chester Beatty@chesterbeatty.bsky.social

    Fancy attending a talk by a Chester Beatty curator? Our Curator of East Asian Collections, Dr Ai Fukunaga, is a contributor to this academic workshop - now on Zoom!

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  • Tori Cann@canndo.bsky.social

    Always fun to do something fancy, so was lovely to be invited to a civic dinner in the company of Hiroshi Suzuki, the Japanese Ambassador to the United Kingdom. Big thanks to @sainsbury-institute.org for the invite and all of their work in promoting Japanese culture regionally and beyond.

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  • Royal Asiatic Society@royalasiaticsoc.bsky.social

    We're wrapping up our Japan lecture series with a special talk on 14 May by Professor Simon Kaner from @sainsbury-institute.org on Japanese archaeology. Join us to explore 150 years of European entanglements in Japanese archaeology! Details: tinyurl.com/ras-260514

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  • Royal Asiatic Society@royalasiaticsoc.bsky.social

    Join Peter Kornicki, Emeritus Professor of Japanese at Cambridge, on 23 April for a lecture as he explores the dynamic relationship between manuscript and print cultures in Edo‑period Japan. Details: tinyurl.com/ras-260423

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