2011.3.31

国際学術文化振興センター

JOSAI INTERNATIONAL CENTER
for the Promotion of Art and Science(JICPAS)

No.12
Talks and Symposia
Josai Hosts the 45th Commemorative Symposium“Japan’s Economy: Escaping Financial Crisis”

Talks
and
Symposia

D a t e: February 23, 2011
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
On February 23, 2011, Josai’s Symposium, commemorating its 45th
year, was held at the Kioicho campus. Over 150 people participated inthis year’s symposium that chose “Japan’s Economy: Escaping Financial
Crisis” as its topic of discussion.
This year’s symposium featured participation from four of the leading
thinkers, on both the national and international level, in the field of
economics—Tokyo Stock Exchange Group, Inc. CEO Atsushi Saito,
Japan Credit Rating Agency, Ltd. President and CEO Makoto Utsumi,
Japan Center for International Finance Advisor Tomomitsu Ōba, andDr. Dong Soon Kim, Professor of Korea’s Chung-Ang University
School of Business—who considered various methods for Japan toescape its economic difficulties.
During the first half of the symposium, Mr. Saito used stock market
analysis to suggest methods for restoring and reinvigorating the Japanese

economy, while Mr. Utsumi regarded Japanese recovery from aninternational finance perspective, and Mr. Ōba offered analysis from apublic and international finance perspective, using the latest informationon the Euro crisis as a frame of reference. The first half closed with Mr.
Kim’s talk on Korea’s economic recovery and subsequent development.
The second half of the symposium consisted of a panel discussion
coordinated by Professor Kazutaka Kirishima from the Department ofContemporary Policy.
This year’s symposium offered many thoughts for Japanese financial
recovery from the “lost twenty years.” Doubtless, Japanese economic
recovery will continue to be a hot topic of discussion, centered on thequestion of whether Japan should become more actively involved withthe rapidly expanding markets of developing countries, or consider the
merits of financial reconstruction.

During discussion

Tokyo Stock Exchange CEO, Atsushi Saito, gives a lecture

Josai Holds Its First Annual Japan-China Financial Management
Forum: “Where is Chinese Economic Development Headed?”

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Symposia

D a t e: December 20, 2010
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
Josai held its first annual Japan-China Financial Forum entitled“Where is Chinese Economic Development Headed?” at the Tokyo1

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Kioicho campus on December 20. The event was cosponsored by

the hall to watch a live feed of the lecture on the TV set up there.

Josai’s Institute of Contemporary Policy and the Josai International

There was a lively Q&A session afterward, engaging the interest of all

Center for the Promotion of Art and Science.

industry officials involved.

The forum commenced with a lecture on “The Present and Futureof Dalian’s Financial and Technological Development” from Yushi
Chen, Spokesman for the Dalian Bureau of Japanese Finance. Mr.
Chen explained Dalian’s history as a site of economic and technological
growth en route to becoming a city of 550,000 people complete withnot only industrial but educational, sports, and recreational facilities
since the program’s inception in 1980. This was followed by an address
on “The State of China’s Finance Industry” from Professor Guotai
Chi of Dalian University of Science and Technology’s department
of Industry and Business Administration, as part of the academic
exchange agreement between Dalian University and Josai.
The venue was packed with many based in Dalian and involved with
Chinese industry expansion, as well as exchange students from Dalian
University. As the venue reached capacity, some students gathered in

Yushi Chen lectures on Japan-China finance

Josai Hosts Global Policy Initiative (GPI) Forum
D a t e: November 27, 2010
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus

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Symposia

First session discussion

Rep. Nakabayashi speaks during the first session

On November 27, 2010, the Global Policy Initiative (GPI) Forum
was held on the Kioicho campus in room 302. With the support of
the Japan Foundation, the event was cosponsored by JICPAS and theMizuta Graduate School of International Administration (MGSIA).
Taking “Strategic Mergers in Foreign and Domestic Policy” as its topic,
the first session began with a conference on “the direction of policy”
with Mieko Nakabayashi of the House of Representatives and othercommentators speaking on a variety of topics such as finance, foreign
policy, the population problem, and the national budget. Issues
involving problems with the current administration, international
politics, and economics were discussed from a variety of angles, andthere was a lively discussion on the direction of current and future
policy. MGSIA faculty member Takahiro Suzuki also participated,concluding the session by confirming the significance of the forum

while articulating the importance of positive thinking in approachingthese issues.
The theme of the second session was “Determining Policy for theGreater Acceptance of Foreign Laborers: Sharing Knowledge between
US and Japan,” with Resident Scholar of the United States’ East-WestCenter, Mika Shimizu, serving as coordinator. Professor Makiko Ueno
of Kansei Gakuin University and many other experts presented on
issues of immigration, employment, and US immigrant worker policy.
More than seventy students and other spectators attended theevent, contributing spirited opinions to the Q&A session. Carefulconsideration was given to the role of Japanese policy in the global
community, with serious discussion among the participants continuingeven after the forum had officially concluded, thereby seeming toconfirm the significance of the event.

JICPAS Lectures on “National Innovation:
What Can We Learn from Finland?”

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Symposia

D a t e: November 24, 2010
Place:Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
On November 24, 2010, Professor Reijo Miettinen of Helsinki

University delivered a guest lecture on innovation and national policy2

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at Josai’s Kioicho campus. With graduate students from the Mizuta

where it is a subject of active study and participation. Finland is known

Graduate School of International Administration as the focal point,

as the first nation to incorporate concepts of innovation developed in

more than forty graduate students and other visitors attended thethe realm of commercial progressive technology into national policy

90 minute long lecture from Professor Miettinen with translation

for use in education and regional revitalization.

and commentary provided by graduate studies lecturer Yuji Mori of

In Professor Miettinen’s lecture, he indicated the importance of an education

Shizuoka University followed by a Q&A session.
Innovation, an important concept within the current field of businessadministration, one that has been developed from a variety of different
angles and disciplines, business innovation has also been included aspart of JIU’s MGSIA and Josai’s Business Administration curriculums

system that includes integrated learning that incorporates national andindustrial innovation as well as policy planning. In addition, he lectured on
the irrationality of excluding the socially underprivileged, the second arrivalof welfare society, and new methods of analysis used in social psychology,
concluding the session by answering questions from the audience.

Interacting with audience during Q&A

Gathering around Prof. Miettinen

Youth Challenge: Japan-Korea Social Enterprise Forum
D a t e: November 19, 2010
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus

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From left: Takahiro Suzuki, Rep. Kouta Matsuda, Kiyoshi Mutou

Session 2 presentation

On November 19, 2010, “Youth Challenge: Japan-Korea Social
Enterprise Forum” was held in the basement auditorium of Josai’s
Kioicho campus. The event was conducted as part of Japan Foundation’s
Japan-Korea social exchange program and featured participationfrom JICPAS as well as the Mizuta Graduate School of International
Administration (MGSIA). Many attendees, including students fromboth Japan and Korea, participated in the event, contributing to twohighly informative sessions.
Session 1 consisted of a panel discussion aimed at Japanese andKorean youth with Kiyoshi Mutou of Enterprise Turnaround Initiative
Corporation of Japan and Tully’s Coffee Japan founder and National
Diet member Kouta Matsuda as panelists and MGSIA faculty member
Takahiro Suzuki as coordinator all of who offered many thoughtprovoking opinions. All panelists agreed that one thing that Japanand Korea have in common is the need for an education system thatteaches youth to translate their knowledge of micro and macro into anunderstanding of economics and ability to analyze.
In Session 2, a panel of three students gave a presentation regarding
the potential for youth-based initiatives in Korean society. Later Kei
Kudou, Director of youth labor support group Sodateage-Net provided
comments on the student presentation as well as details regarding
activities sponsored by his organization. The session concluded witha pledge to continue to work to create more forums that promote
cooperation and discussion between Japanese and Korean young people.
For the many students aspiring to be entrepreneurs, the forum offereda model for success in Mr. Matsuda in addition to valuable testimony
from the other participants, resulting in a memorable event rich withpractical information.

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International Exchange
Josai Holds Award Ceremony for the Mizuta Noriko Hungary Scholarship,
Commemorating Hungarian President Sólyom László’s 2009 Visit

International
Exchange

Date: October 7, 2010
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus

The first class of students being awarded the scholarship

During the award ceremony

The Mizuta Noriko Hungary Scholarship, commemorating
Hungarian President Sólyom László’s visit to the Kioicho campus
December 2009, is an award for Hungarian exchange students as ameans of promoting relations between Japan and Hungary.
On October 7, the award ceremony for the Mizuta Noriko Hungary
Scholarship was held at the Kioicho campus in Tokyo.
To the six scholarship recipients from Budapest University ofTechnology and Economics, Szent István University, and Eötvös
Loránd University in attendance, Chancellor MIZUTA stated, “I
would like to express my joy at your decision to study abroad inJapan. By living in Japan, I’m sure that you will discover many sidesof the culture that could not be seen from the outside. Having manydifferent experiences while you’re young is an extremely good thing.

major) expressed her gratitude in Japanese by saying, “I’m extremely
thankful for my year of experience studying at JIU’s Faculty ofTourism. It is my goal to continue my study of both the Japanese
language and the field of tourism, while considering what I can doto promote exchange between Japan and Hungary. In addition, I
hope to continue to pursue my dream of becoming a teacher of theJapanese language.”
The recipients for the September 2010
scholarship were as follows:
Josai University : 2 students
Eötvös Loránd University : 1 female
Szent István University : 1 male
JIU : 4 students
Budapest University of Technology and Economics : 1 female
Eötvös Loránd University : 3 females

My hope is that you will both transcend national borders and help
form a bridge between Hungary and Japan.”Awardee Spokesperson Patkó Ágnes Anna (JIU Faculty of Tourism

Hungarian Embassy Sponsors Welcome Ceremony for Josai,
JIU Hungarian Exchange Students

International
Exchange

Date: October 7, 2010
Place: Embassy of the Republic of Hungary
On October 7, 2010 at noon, the Hungarian Embassy held awelcoming ceremony for those Hungarian exchange students whoarrived on the Josai Mizuta Noriko Hungary Scholarship.
Hungarian exchange students—five from Josai and twelve fromJIU—in addition to Japanese students who have had study abroad
experiences in Hungary and students engaged in study of Hungarian
were present at the ceremony.
Many embassy officials, including Head Ambassador Bohár Ernő,Deputy Head of Mission Bozsik Béla, and First Secretary Albert
János, participated in the event over a spread of Hungarian cuisine.
Ambassador Bohár chatted enthusiastically with each student andcredited Chancellor MIZUTA’s leadership and understanding formaking this lively exchange between students possible, expressing hishope that the study abroad experience would encourage Hungarian
students to become a link in fostering continued exchange between
Japan and Hungary.
Chancellor MIZUTA then expressed her gratitude to the embassy
for creating such a space for students and articulated her desire topromote even more opportunities for exchange between the twocountries.
The event was concluded in a lively manner with the presentationof the folk art piece “Kawagoe Festival Floats” to Ambassador

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Students giving thanks to Ambassador Bohár

During the welcome ceremony

Bohár to commemorate the foundation of the Mizuta Hungary
Scholarship, followed by a performance of Okinawan folk ballads

from 4th year JIU Department of International Exchange student
Hairi Tokuyama.

Celebrating Wellness Exchange Day—Tree-Planting, Performance ofCherry Blossom Festival Theme Song, Exchange with Hungarian Students

International
Exchange

Date: October 16, 2010
Place: Josai International University, Awa Campus

Josai-Hungary Student Friendship Society members Timár Sándor (L) and Pápa Arexandra Rózsa (R)Hungary Board of Tourism Director Kósa gives a special address

A group of exchange students from China,
Taiwan, and Korea planted three acacia trees tocommemorate the arrival of Hungarian exchange
students to Josai and JIU.
The theme song for the always-lively Cherry
Blossom Festival was also revealed during Wellness
Exchange Day. This year’s entry is a song composedby folk duo LOFT, two students at JIU. Hungarianexchange students were also seen singing along withthe performance.
In welcoming the Hungarian exchange students
to the Awa campus, Kósa Bálint, Director of the
Hungary Board of Tourism gave a special addresson “Hungarian History and Tourist Attractions.”
In front of the 120 spectators gathered, Director
Kósa provided an overview of Hungarian history,
expounding upon the nation’s European and Asian
cultural roots.
Later, two Hungarian exchange student representatives, Timár
Sándor of Josai’s Faculty of Contemporary Policy Studies and Pápa

Tree planting to commemorate the exchange students' arrival

On October 16, JIU’s Faculty of Tourism campus celebrated its 5th
anniversary with Wellness Exchange Day.

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Arexandra Rózsa of JIU’s Faculty of Tourism were appointed as

students as well as speech contests in Hungarian, Chinese, Spanish,

members of the Josai-Hungary Student Friendship Society to act as

and Korean for Japanese students to display their linguistic prowess.

liaisons between Hungary and Japan. The event provided numerous

Other events included presentation of student projects, band

opportunities to become familiar with Hungarian culture throughperformances, an exhibition commemorating Seaworld Kamogawa’s

ethnic dance performance, an exhibition of native products, and40th anniversary, free dental check-ups courtesy of Kameda Clinic,

kiosks selling Hungarian cuisine.
As befitting a department that hosts many exchange students, theFaculty of Tourism also held a Japanese speech contest for exchange

and many others in which members of the local community also
participated.

A Visit from Vice-President Márton Atilla of the
Hungary-Japan Friendship League

International
Exchange

Date: December 17, 2010
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
On December 17, 2010, Márton Atilla, Vice-President of the
Hungary-Japan Friendship League paid a visit to the Kioicho
campus to participate in an exchange with students. Based on Josai’s
distinction as a university where more than 250 students study the
Hungarian language, Vice-President Márton expressed his ardentwish to speak with students directly.
“It is a great honor to be a guest at the same Japanese university

Afterward, Mr. Márton enjoyed a guided tour of the campus led
by Timár Sándor and Pápa Arexandra Rózsa, members of the JosaiHungary Student Friendship Society. Later, an exchange was heldin the basement auditorium between the nine Hungarian exchange
students and students studying the Hungarian language. Mr. Márton
posed numerous questions to the student assembly such as “Whatnames do you know from Hungarian history?” He praised thethat the Hungarian president visited. It is my duty to strengthen
economic, cultural, as well as human connections between Japanand Hungary. This is why I’m greatly looking forward to today’s
exchange,” said Vice-President Márton.

students on their excellent Hungarian pronunciation and answeredeach question with great courtesy.

Rep. Márton interacts with students

Commemorating Rep. Márton's visit

Faculty Members from Szent István University’s Economics
Department Pay a Visit to Chancellor Mizuta

International
Exchange

Date: January 24, 2011
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
On January 24, 2011, three representatives from the Economics
department at Szent István University, Dean Villanyi László,
Professor Guth László, and Professor/International Coordinator
Vasa László paid a visit to Chancellor MIZUTA at the Kioi-cho
campus.
At present there are a number of Szent István University students
studying at Josai University and Josai International University. On
behalf of our visitors, an academic exchange has been establishedbetween our respective institutions and we are working together todevelop even more exchange programs in the future at both the student

and local levels.
The representatives then paid a visit to Josai University. Under
the direction of Josai faculty, exchange students from Szent István
University and the Republic of Hungary engaged in academic
exchange with Japanese students who have had the opportunity to
study abroad in Hungary. The faculty representatives from Szent
István helped to deepen the mutual exchange and were delighted at thesight of their students taking great joy in researching, engaging with
their urban environs, and the other various challenges of their study
abroad experience.

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The following day, the representatives visited the Makuhari andand met with prospective exchange students scheduled to study

Togane campuses, participated in departmental meetings regarding

abroad at the university beginning February 3rd. In addition, Dean

academic exchange, and had productive talks with representatives

Villanyi participated in an interview conducted by students fromfrom the city of Kamogawa—the site of the Faculty of Tourism—

Josai’s Media Studies department. The representatives concluded

regarding the advancement of the mutual exchange agreement

their immensely satisfying visit by expressing gratitude for theirbetween Kamogawa and Godollo, Hungary.
Afterward, therepresentatives once again participated in an exchange with students

first cup of traditional Japanese tea, served to them in the university
tearoom.

With Hungarian exchange students studying at Josai

At Josai International University

Josai Announces a New Series of Workshops onExperiencing Japanese Culture

International
Exchange

D a t e: November 15, 2010
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
September 2010, roughly 450 exchange students were enrolled at
Josai and Josai International Universities. Josai has thus taken thisopportunity to introduce a new course beginning on November
15, titled “Experiencing Japanese Culture,” directed at exchange
students. There will be fourteen lectures in all which will take place
every Monday in the first floor basement tearoom of Building 2 as
the site of practical learning.
The sessions will focus on understanding traditional Japaneseculture through tea ceremony, while also teaching traditional
Japanese dress, flower arrangement, and offer guidance in theJapanese language. These workshops will also emphasize rulesof etiquette to assist those who plan on seeking employment inJapanese society.
The first session extended a special
invitation to all exchange students,
garnering 59 participants in all. Under the
direction of JIU International Education
Center researcher Yoshiko Plutchow,
students were able to experience the joyof tea ceremony first-hand and savor theflavor of freshly made green tea.

Enjoying tea ceremony[ Nationalities of Participating Students: ]United States, Korea, Spain, Hungary,
Philippines, Finland, France, Taiwan,
China, Norway
10 countries and 19 universities
represented
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Dongseo University Dr. Jeoung Sung Cho Delivers Special
Address on “The Service Industry and National Competition”

International
Exchange

D a t e: December 14, 2010
Place: Josai University
On December 14, 2010, Josai University invited Dr. Jeoung Sung
Cho, President of Pusan’s Dongseo University to give a special
lecture at Seikou Hall on “The Service Industry and National
Competition.”
At present, as the manufacturing industry appears to have reachedits limit in terms of growth, the need for a new growth industry has
emerged, and, as Apple’s recent success has shown, it is the service
industry to which many have shifted their attention. Dr. Cho stated
that, as people are now looking to the service industry as a means offostering national competition, it is vital that the academic world,in cooperation with businesses and local government, devote theirenergy to establishing this emerging industry as a genuine field ofstudy. He also explained how Dongseo University, in establishinga Service and Innovative Design Institute as well as a graduate
program in Service Design, they hope to increase productivity andefficiency in the service industry by contributing at the academic
level.
Students from Dongseo University, Josai’s Kioicho campus, andJIU’s Togane and Awa campuses were connected via satellite andlistened to the lecture intently. The lecture was concluded witha Q&A session, allowing students from the two countries toparticipate in an academic exchange.

Dr. Jeoung Sung Cho delivers his lecture

Connecting to Korea via satellite

Josai Signs Joint Program Agreement with Tianjin
Foreign Studies University

International
Exchange

D a t e: January 24, 2011
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
On January 24, 2011, President Gang Xiu and Director of JapaneseStudies Yunbo Lee of Tianjin Foreign Studies University (TFSU) paida visit to Chancellor MIZUTA at the Kioi-cho campus.
In accordance with the academic exchange and joint programagreement between the two universities, the purpose of this visit was torequest that Chancellor MIZUTA give a keynote address at this year’s
International Conference on Japanese Language Education (ICJLE) tobe held at TFSU on August 19-21. First, a signing ceremony was held
to commemorate the joint program agreement. Chancellor MIZUTA
then granted her willing consent to give a keynote speech regarding“Japanese language education for communication with other cultures”
before the roughly 2,200 participants who will be on hand for the
conference.
According to Wuhan University’s ranking of Chinese institutions,
TFSU’s Japanese studies graduate program ranked first among all
Japanese language departments, making the Josai-TFSU exchange
agreement all the more promising.
Greetings from Dr. Gang Xiu

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Josai Hosts 6th Annual Promotion of Asian-Pacific
Women’s Studies Award Ceremony

International
Exchange

D a t e: February 18, 2011
Place: Josai University Educational Corporation, Kioicho Campus
The ceremony presenting this year’s Award for the
Promotion of Asian-Pacific Women’s Studies was held
at Josai International University’s Institute for Genderand Women’s Studies on the Kioicho campus on
February 18, 2011. Selection of this year’s award, the
6th in the ten years since its foundation, proved to be avery difficult decision for the committee members who
ultimately awarded two candidates.
The Chairman, Chancellor Noriko MIZUTA, gave aspeech outlining the development of Josai International
University’s Gender and Women’s Studies program, as
well as the significance of the award and the expectations
extended to its recipients.
Greetings from Ms. Kamiyama
This year’s top award was given to Jaok Kwon a COE
scholar at Tohoku University for her study, “Expansion of
the Women’s Sphere in Korean Agricultural Movements:
Between Class and Gender in Democratic Movements,
1960-80,” with Noriko Kamiyama of the Center forSocial Welfare named as the runner-up for “An Inquiry
into the Women’s Protection Project and the Extinctionof Feminism: Focusing on Women’s Lib.”
Fukuko Kobayashi, the spokesperson for the committee,
observed that, “With the large number of impressive
submissions this year, it’s my great pleasure to give theaward to these two exceptional scholars. Given theimmense promise of their dissertation topics, it is myhope that this award will act as a motivation for them to MEXT Director Kumiko Bando delivers her speechrealize the completion of their projects.”
Guest speakers such as Christine Nakamura (Counselor, CanadianEmbassy), Akira Maruyama (President, Saitama News Corporation),
Chair
Yuichi Kashima (Managing Executive, Obayashi Corporation),
Tomoyuki Susuki (Executive Director, Prince Takamado Memorial
Foundation for Japan-Korea Exchange), and Kumiko Bando (Director,
Lifelong Learning Policy Bureau for the Ministry of Education) also
provided their congratulatory words, which seemed to deeply touch
the awardees.

Greetings from Ms. Kwon

Counselor Christine Nakamura of the Canadian Embassy
gives her speech

Noriko Mizuta
Chancellor, Honorary Chair of Josai International
University’s Gender and Women‘s Studies Program

Fukuko Kobayashi
Professor, Waseda University

Melissa McCormick
Professor, Harvard University

Akiyo Uozumi

Committee
Members

Professor, Chair of JIU’s Gender and
Women’s Studies Program

Yasuko Wachi
Professor, Supervising Fellow of JIU’s
Gender and Women’s Studies Program

Sachie Kitada
Professor, Supervising Fellow of JIU’s
Gender and Women’s Studies Program

Hiroko Hara
Professor, Fellow of JIU’s
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