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The Hasekura Bulletin #04 (Japanese) 　The Analects of Confucius (Master Kong) includes the passage, jun zi bu qi (君子不器) meaning “An exemplary person is not a vessel” in the chapter on the government principles. Shibusawa Eiichi, a Japanese industrialist who knew the Analects well, interpreted the passage as “Just as chopsticks are best used for eating and brushes for writing, mediocre persons have their own unique skill and not general abilities applicable everywhere. Sachiko Kiyama Sachiko Kiyama The Hasekura Bulletin #04 (English) The Analects of Confucius (Master Kong) includes the passage, jun zi bu qi (君子不器) meaning “An exemplary person is not a vessel” in the chapter on the government principles. Shibusawa Eiichi, a Japanese industrialist who knew the Analects well, interpreted the passage as “Just as chopsticks are best used for eating and brushes for writing, mediocre persons have their own unique skill and not general abilities applicable everywhere. Sachiko Kiyama Sachiko Kiyama The Hasekura Bulletin #03 (English) After the last issue of THE HASEKURA BULLETIN in July 2020, our in-person activities in the Hasekura League were greatly restricted due to the unprecedented pandemic. However, we have not stopped moving forward. In September of last year, we successfully held the Hasekura Summit and Hasekura Symposium as part of the 115th anniversary of TU&＃039;s founding and its 100th anniversary as a comprehensive university. Sachiko Kiyama Sachiko Kiyama The Hasekura Bulletin #03 (Japanese) このTHE HASEKURA BULLETIN を前回お届けしたのは、2020 年7 月でした。その後、未曾有のパンデミックによって、支倉リーグの対面での活動は大きく制限されました。ただ、我々はその間も歩みをとめず、昨年9 月には、東北大学創立115 周年、総合大学100 周年記念行事の一環として支倉サミットと支倉シンポジウムを実施しました。 Sachiko Kiyama Sachiko Kiyama Precarity in an Inter-connected Northeast Asia Hiroki Oka, Alyne Delaney REVOLUTIONARY TIMESA COMPARATIVE VEIW OF THE LONG 1960S IN JAPAN AND ITALY Hiroaki Adachi, Christopher Craig, Marco Del Bene, Enrico Fongaro YONAOSHIVISIONS OF A BETTER WORLD Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, Luca Milasi, James Tink The past as a source of imagination and inspiration Taku Kuroiwa, Chiara Ramero Globalization and Cultural Heritage: East—West Perspective Franciszek Czech, Ewa Kaminska IMAGES, PHILOSOPHY, COMMUNICATIONAesthetics and Thought in Japan and the World Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, Raffaele Milani, James Tink Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, Raffaele Milani, and James Tin, The Values of the Other Taku Kuroiwa The Hasekura Bulletin #02 This follow-up to our initial issue of the Bulletin comes at what must be one of the strangest and most challenging times most of us have experienced. The worldwide spread of the novel coronavirus – which, at the time of this writing, shows no sign of slowing – has in the space of weeks shattered assumptions related to travel and social intercourse, upturned economies both national and international, and transformed, in ways that are probably permanent, the nature of work and employment. Christopher Craig CRAIG Christopher The Hasekura Bulletin #01 Welcome to the inaugural issue of the Hasekura Bulletin, the official newsletter of the Hasekura League. As the name suggests, this newsletter will serve to provide regular updates and news concerning Hasekura League events, activities, and publications, but that is only the beginning. Christopher Craig CRAIG Christopher FURUSATO‘Home’ at the Nexus of History, Art, Society, and Self Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, Aldo Tollini Edited by Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, and Aldo Tollini 3.11Disaster and Trauma in Experience, Understanding, and Imagination Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, Andreas Niehaus Edited by Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, and Andreas Niehaus KNOWLEDGE AND ARTS ON THE MOVETransformation of the Self-aware Image Through East-west Encounters Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, Akihiro Ozaki Edited by Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, and Akihiro Ozaki HOW TO LEARN? NIPPON/JAPAN AS OBJECT, NIPPON/JAPAN AS METHOD Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, Akihiro Ozaki Edited by Christopher Craig, Enrico Fongaro, and Akihiro Ozaki Latest IssueThe Hasekura Bulletin #04 Mar 30, 2024 　The Analects of Confucius (Master Kong) includes the passage, jun zi bu qi (君子不器) meaning “An exemplary person is not a vessel” in the chapter on the government principles. Shibusawa Eiichi, a Japanese industrialist who knew the Analects well, interpreted the passage as “Just as chopsticks are best used for eating and brushes for writing, mediocre persons have their own unique skill and not general abilities applicable everywhere. Archive TOPICS All What&＃39;s New News Admissions 2024.04.30 Newsletter "The Hasekura Bulletin vol.4" has been issued 2024.02.26 GPJS Staff Interview, #12 Associate Professor YUKI Takenobu 2023.08.30 Newsletter "The Hasekura Bulletin vol.3" has been issued 2023.06.30 Application Guideline for GPJS (2024) 2022.07.19 Website for Hasekura Summit is now available 2022.03.31 GPJS Staff Interview, #10 Associate Professor Alyne Delaney #11 Assistant Professor Tingting ZHANG 2022.03.14 Hasekura League Intercultural Studies Editions vol 6 ”YONAOSHI" has been issued 2022.03.14 Hasekura League Intercultural Studies Editions ”REVOLUTIONARY TIMES" has been issued 2022.01.27 GPJS Staff Interview, #9 Associate Professor KIYAMA Sachiko 2021.12.20 The Fourth International Conference was held on December 11 and 12. 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