Japonisme on the Move: Travel, Migration, and Other Movements of People across Places
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[I-House] Upcoming Lecture on Japanese Performing Arts in the Spanish-speaking world
On Wednesday, June 5, we are delighted to have Prof. Mauricio Martinez Rodriguez, Visiting Research Scholar at Nichibunken, as a speaker. Prof. Martinez has been establishing a Web Encyclopedia of Japanese Performing Arts in Spanish, which introduces to the Spanish-speaking world Japanese traditional music, dance, theater, intangible heritage, and the Okinawan and Ainu cultures.