グローバルな人の移動と交流
一日本とバンク、ラデシュ聞の事例−
立教大学社会学研究科プロジェクト研究A
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4年度報告書担当者 ：生井英考、木下康仁、水上徹男、野呂芳甲、吉成勝男
受講者：大野光子

目次

1. Rikkyo University Research Project
2. プロジェクト概要
3. 活動記録
4. 面接調査
5. 参考文献2

1. Rikkyo University Research Project

16 August 2014
Research Project:This research is officially undertaken in the Postgraduate Course of the College of Sociology,
Rikkyo University with the special support from the Asian People’s Friendship Society, oneof the leading non-profit organizations in assisting people from Asia in the Tokyo
Metropolitan area. The project (2014 April - 2016 March), entitled “Global Migration andTransnational Networks,” is focused upon Japan- Bangladesh relations. We plan to gather
data by conducting intensive interviews with those Bangladeshis who have experienced
living in Japan for a certain period, so as to contribute to prospective amicable relations
between two countries.

Migration from Bangladesh to Japan represents important characteristics of migration from
Asian people in a global context. The Bangladeshis had been major inflow from Asia in thelate 1980’s when Japanese society was less ready for accepting such people and many ofthem were later returning to their home country. Consequently it is very appropriate at thisstage to focus upon those people and understand their experiences in both countries so that
we can gain significant knowledge for our future relationship.

This is a pioneering type of graduate program integrating research by professionalsociologists and field training of graduate students in sociology.

We hope to attainsignificant outcomes. As for the postgraduate students in our University, this course arranges
to develop their skills in research rationale construction, data analyses, and dissertation
composition. We also attempt to contribute to these areas of sociological studies and advise
Japan’s immigration policies.

Rikkyo University:3

Rikkyo University has 140 years of history (it was founded in 1874) and one of the longest
histories of Japanese Universities with good repetition. In particular, the College ofSociology established in 1958, is one of the best institutions in Japanese Sociological arena.
See Rikkyo University
http://english.rikkyo.ac.jp/
See College of Sociology
http://english.rikkyo.ac.jp/academics/undergraduate/sociology/
http://english.rikkyo.ac.jp/academics/graduate/shakai/
Project Members:
From Asian People’s Friendship Society, Tokyo.
YOSHINARI, Katsuo, Mr., A Senior Advisor (and Founder) of Asian People’s Friendship
Society.

From The College of Sociology, Rikkyo University, Tokyo.
IKUI, Eiko, Professor, Head of Department of Communication and Media Studies
Specialty: Visual Culture Studies, History of American Civilization.
NORO, Yoshiaki, Professor, Director of Doctor Course at Graduate School of Sociology
Specialty: Sociology of Welfare and Community Policy.
MIZUKAMI, Tetsuo, Professor, Head of Department of Contemporary Culture and Society
Specialty: Migration Studies.
KINOSHITA, Yasuhito, Professor, (He is a project member, but not able to join at this roundof the research)Specialty: Sociology of Aging, Qualitative Research Methods,
ONO, Mitsuko, Ph.D. Candidate, Graduate School of Sociology. (She is a project member,but not attends the press interviews.)
Specialty: Migration Studies.

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