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ASPST Breakfast with Dr. Kumi Yokoe

Asia Society Japan Center will welcomed, Dr. Kumi Yokoe of Toyo University’s Department of Global Innovation Studies for a conversation titled, “The 2020 U.S. Elections and Potential Challenges to US-Japan Relations”.
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ASPST Breakfast with Dr. Mieko Nakabayashi

Dr. Mieko Nakabayashi of Waseda University’s joined the ASPST U.S. Presidential Election series breakfast to give us the full picture for the race to the White House.
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Asia Society Policy Salon Tokyo | Breakfast with Dr. Ken Jimbo | Professor, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University

It was an honored to have, Dr. Ken Jimbo of Keio University taking us through Japan’s foreign and security strategies for the new administration.
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[WEBCAST] Art for Breakfast 2020: Patricia Bjaaland Welch

We were delighted to have Patricia Bjaaland Welch to our virtual Arts for Breakfast 2020 taking us on a tour of the Asian Civilasation Museum in Singapore.
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[WEBCAST] Art for Breakfast 2020: Frank Feltens, PhD, The Freer Gallery of Art

This webinar is the first of series of presentations featuring Japanese and Asian art collections located outside Japan. Dr. Frank Feltens introduced Charles L. Freer and his collection from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art.
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Asia Society Policy Salon Tokyo | Ambassadors' Circle with Ambassador of Australia & India

His Excellency Mr. Richard Court and Mr. Raj Kumar engaged in a fireside chat with Mr. Jesper Koll on COVID-19 and its impact on the economy, as well as foreign policy and Asian relations.
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Asia Society Policy Salon Tokyo | Breakfast with Richard Lloyd Parry |Asia Editor of The Times

Asia Society Japan Center, was delighted to invite,  Richard Lloyd Parry, the Asia Editor of The Times to the Policy Salon. He presented us with a deep analysis of Emperor Akihito, who transformed Japan’s hereditary monarch during Heisei.
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[WEBCAST] Art for Breakfast 2020: Masayoshi Nojo | Artist

Meet artist, Masayoshi Nojo, who returned from his first London exhibition this past spring. As a Japanese artist launching debuting internationally, learn his evolution of his works, his inspiration and philosophy to date.
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[WEBCAST] Asia Society Policy Salon Tokyo | Mark Bookman, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Pennsylvania

This session is designed for leaders to get a better grasp of Japan’s policies & open new avenues for inclusion & diversity. Mark shared his personal experiences as well as advising for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Art for Breakfast 2020: Eri Takane

For our February Art for Breakfast, we are honored to invite, Eri Takane, where she has an one-of-a-kind role in the art world, making connections among artists, collectors and institutions.