Minpaku Seminars in 2009
Seminars in 2009 Seminars in 2008 Seminars in 2007 Seminars in 2006 Seminars in 2005 Seminars in 2004Lectures on ethnological topics are given monthly to the general public by research members of the museum and other academic institutions.
13:30-15:00 on the third Saturday of every month in the Auditorium.
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382 Democracy and Kingdom in TongaSUDO Ken’ichi
March 20, 2010
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381 Messages Conveyed through the Renovated African GalleryIIDA Taku
February 20, 2010
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380 In the Footsteps of Alexander: An Interview with Photographer Omura
Tsugisato
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379 Building New Bonds between Communities Stricken by Natural DisasterOTA Toshikazu (Kobe city),HAYASHI Isao
December 19, 2009
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378 Metamorphosis and Transformation: The Philosophical Foundation
of Inuit Art and Northwest Coast Indian ArtOmura Keiichi (Osaka University)
November 21, 2009
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377 The Development of Culture under Extreme Conditions: Studies on
Ways People Live and Survive
 No. 376 The World of Inuit Art: Messages from the ArcticKISHIGAMI Nobuhiro
September 19, 2009 (Held in conjunction with the Special Exhibition “Voices from the Land, Visions of Life: Beauty Created by the Indigenous Peoples of Canada”)
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375 Listening to a Modern History of East Asian Music:
Nippon Columbia's Overseas Recordings
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374 Weddings of the Han People under Glocalization
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373 Christian Art on the Frontier: Churches and Their Decorative Art in the Jesuit Missions of South America
 No. 372 The Sen Families and Their CraftsmenTSUTSUI Hiroichi (The Urasenke Foundation Chado Research
Center)
May 16, 2009 (Held in conjunction with the Special Exhibition “When Japan’s Tea Ceremony Artisans Meet Minpaku’s Collections: Creative Art in Perspective”)
 No. 371 Inheriting a Famous Family NameTSUCHIDA Hanshiro, EIRAKU Youichi, KURODA Masuyo,
KOBAYASHI Shigeki, YASUGI Yoshiho, OTA Shinpei April 18, 2009 (Held in conjunction with the Special Exhibition “When Japan’s Tea Ceremony Artisans Meet Minpaku’s Collections: Creative Art in Perspective”)
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