"Careers in History" Lecture

The World Connected by Japanese History: Intercultural Communication and Japanese History

2022/06/01

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Date and Time	Saturday, July 2, 2022, 13:00–15:00
Venue	Room 437, 3rd Floor, South School Building, Mita Campus, Keio University
Eligibility	Undergraduate students of the Faculty of Letters and graduate students of the Graduate School of Letters (Capacity: 50)
Pre-registration	Please register via the URL below by 17:00 on Saturday, June 25. Google Forms
Organizer	Maeda Noritaka Seminar, Faculty of Letters, Keio University (This lecture is held as part of the Keio University Future-Leading Fund's 2022 open-call program, "Learning the History of Colonial Education with University Students in Taiwan: Changes in Pre-war and Post-war History and Geography Education.")
Speaker	Ms. Naomi Kawase (National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter [French and English] / French Interpreter)
Description	The speaker will discuss the significance of learning Japanese history and how to apply that knowledge in life, based on her experience as a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter for overseas VIPs in Japan.