Sanpo University Special Lecture #2: Sanpo no ‘toki' (刻)” [Japanese Only]

We welcome Norihisa Minagawa, president of the Tokyo Suribachi Society, who conducts fieldwork focusing on Tokyo’s distinctive undulating terrain. In this lecture, he will guide us in interpreting the city’s structure and history through its topography. Date & Time: July 24 (Thu), 2025, 18:30–20:00 General Admission: ¥1,500 / Students: ¥500   Guest Speaker: Norihisa Minagawa (President, Tokyo Suribachi Society) Speakers: Shunya Yoshimi (Professor, Faculty of Tourism and Community Development, Kokugakuin University)Hidenobu Jinnai (Professor Emeritus, Hosei Uiversity; Director, Chuo City Chuo Historical Museum)   *“Mori” (杜) is a Japanese term that signifies a forested area holding spiritual, cultural, historical, or other special significance. *This event has ended.

This lecture will be conducted in Japanese. For those interested, please refer to the Japanese page. Related article: “Wandering University” Report 1: A Special Symposium on “Wander for Wonder.”