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How Did the Tea Ceremony Become Japanese? Exploring Cultural Nationalism in Practice

How Did the Tea Ceremony Become Japanese? Exploring Cultural Nationalism in Practice

Kristin Surak (Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Japanese Politics, SOAS, University of London)
How Did the Tea Ceremony Become Japanese? Exploring Cultural Nationalism in Practice

Monday 13 April, 6:00 PM
403 Kent Hall, Columbia University

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