The Arrival of the Black Ships and Late Edo Japan & the International Community

The Black Ship fleet, did it really shock Japan? What truly surprised Japan? How did Japan respond to those shocks? How were other Eastern societies affected? This course will discuss these themes from the perspectives of researchers in Japanese history and Eastern history. Furthermore, the final day aims to create a two-way chemical reaction through dialogue and Q&A with the students. The application and payment period is from April 1 (Tuesday) to June 1 (Sunday). ■Notes Open course (Spring 2025)

Date & Time

6/11(Wed) 10:40～12:106/18(Wed) 10:40～12:106/25(Wed) 10:40～12:10

Note

The event dates are June 11 (Wednesday), June 18 (Wednesday), and June 25 (Wednesday), totaling 3 sessions.

Venue

Toyo University Hakusan Campus

Address

5-28-20 Hakusan, Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo

Free

Tuition: 4,950 yen (in-person) / 3,300 yen (Web format) *Different fees for Toyo University students

parking

Bicycle or motorcycle parking is not available. Please use public transportation.

Access (Public)

5 minutes walk from Toei Mita Line 'Hakusan' Station and Tokyo Metro Namboku Line 'Hon-Komagome' Station / Toei Bus (Kusa 63) 'Toyo University Front' immediately.

Contact

03-3945-7635 （Toyo University Social Contribution Center Office）

URL

https://sites.google.com/toyo.jp/koza/