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Flyer for Japan Program symposium, "Nurturing Global Talents by Molding Young Japanese Minds," with poster of the doucumentary film "Koshien" and a portrait of keynote speaker Hiroshi Sasaki.

Feb 26, 1:30-6 p.m. | Nurturing Global Talents by Molding Young Japanese Minds

Documentary screening of "Koshien" with opening remarks from film director Ema Yamazaki, followed by a keynote and conversation with Hiroshi Sasaki, the renowned head coach of Hanamaki Higashi High School’s baseball team.

A woman using smartphone while walking on busy street in Tokyo, Japan.

Japan Barometer's Insights on Marital Surname Choices

About 20% of Japanese women are likely to choose a different surname if a dual-surname option for spouses is introduced, indicates the Stanford Japan Barometer's latest survey.

Stanford Japan Barometer

Recently at the Japan Program

The Ishiba-Trump Summit and Japan’s New Political Power Balance | Noriko Akiyama & Harukata Takenaka

Developments in China and Japan-China-U.S. Relations | Akio Takahara and Thomas Fingar

Japan Under Ishiba: The New PM and Where He Might Lead Japan | Noriko Akiyama & Harukata Takenaka

Who We Are

The Japan Program at Stanford’s Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center cultivates multidisciplinary research and education on contemporary Japanese affairs. Through collaboration with experts from academia, government, business, and civil society, we engage in policy-relevant dialogue and scholarship to promote a comprehensive understanding of the internal and external political, economic, and social factors that influence the progress and development of Japan and its role within the Asia-Pacific region and on the world’s stage.

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