Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Popular Uses of History in Japanese Life

Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Popular Uses of History in Japanese Life

April 16, 2001

Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Popular Uses of History in Japanese Life
Professor Masako Notoji (Visiting Fellow of the Donald Keene Center; Professor of Area Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Tokyo)
918 International Affairs Building, Columbia University (118th St. & Amsterdam Ave.)
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
Professor Notoji is a Visiting Fellow of the Donald Keene Center, under a program supported by the United States-Japan Foundation.
Co-sponsored by the East Asian Institute

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