Disaster narratives - in person panel Nov. 15 in Tokyo
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Nov 10, 2025, 8:04:36 AMNov 10
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For Japan-based colleagues or those in the metro area on November 15, fyi - Guven Witteveen
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Visuals, Digital research, and Life Narratives in Urban and Rural Japan
Organizer: Megha Wadhwa, Assistant Professor, Department of English Studies/ICC Sophia University
Date: Nov 15 (Sat) from 13:30 to 16:00
Tokyo Venue: Room 301, 3F, building 10, Sophia University
No registration required / In person only
This panel explores the evolving methodological and conceptual approaches to studying migration, memory, and everyday life in both urban and rural Japan. In addition to traditional ethnographic tools, the speakers draw on a range of contemporary methods of research—from visual storytelling and digital ethnography to filmed interviews, disaster narratives, and longitudinal fieldwork—to investigate how migrants articulate their experiences, challenges, and aspirations.
online details, https://www.icc-sophia.com/post/visuals-digital-research-and-life-narratives-in-urban-and-rural-japan
PDF of the event, https://www.icc-sophia.com/_files/ugd/487f91_394b6afa907f4cb1b826fdc97df481ae.pdf
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Sophia University Institute of Comparative Culture 7-1
Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8554
Organizer: Megha Wadhwa, Assistant Professor, Department of English Studies/ICC Sophia University
Date: Nov 15 (Sat) from 13:30 to 16:00
Tokyo Venue: Room 301, 3F, building 10, Sophia University
No registration required / In person only
This panel explores the evolving methodological and conceptual approaches to studying migration, memory, and everyday life in both urban and rural Japan. In addition to traditional ethnographic tools, the speakers draw on a range of contemporary methods of research—from visual storytelling and digital ethnography to filmed interviews, disaster narratives, and longitudinal fieldwork—to investigate how migrants articulate their experiences, challenges, and aspirations.
online details, https://www.icc-sophia.com/post/visuals-digital-research-and-life-narratives-in-urban-and-rural-japan
PDF of the event, https://www.icc-sophia.com/_files/ugd/487f91_394b6afa907f4cb1b826fdc97df481ae.pdf
_____________________________________________
Sophia University Institute of Comparative Culture 7-1
Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8554
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