Call for papers: The 4th SEASIA Biennial Conference 2022
Prof. Kishi has published the collaborative book titled Ostasien im Blick from OSTASIEN Verlag, Germany.
An article on the Maritime Asia Heritage Survey (MAHS) activities has been posted on the Sketchfab blog.
An interview with Dr. Wil de Jong, a former professor at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, who retired in March is now available. The title is “From Latin America to Asia – An International Forester Reflects on a Long Career and the Future Ahead”.
【MAHS】
The new MAHS website has just been launched
This open-access online archive presents a wealth of multi-media material in ways that facilitate cross-referencing for the comparative study of the inter-connected histories of maritime Asian societies. It includes IIIF deep zoom digitized manuscript images and metadata, 3D models of historical sites and cultural artefacts incorporating LiDAR and photogrammetry, as well as video recordings of oral history interviews in addition to the main database.
【Online Movie Program】
Literature As Material For Field Research: New Potential Of Area Studies Explored By Literature (Materials)
【Online Movie Program】
Seeing An Area Through The Lens Of Disaster: Aceh Past, Present, and Future (NISHI, Yoshimi)
【Online Movie Program】
Research That Begins With One Person In Front Of You: Legionella Bacteria In Our Surrounding Environment
