Past Events

This page compiles a record of past events related to digital humanities + Japanese Studies and digital humanities + East Asian Studies. The events emphasized are those outside of Japan or that are international in focus and therefore a part of training in Japan Studies or East Asian Studies.

• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, Osaka University

• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, University of Tokyo

• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, Ritsumeikan University

• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, University of Tsukuba

• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, Kyoto University

• "Impact of the Digital in Japanese Studies," University of Chicago
• The 1st International Workshop on Models of Japanese Texts and TEI, Tokyo University
• DH Asia, Stanford University
• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, University of Tokyo

• Japanese Text Mining Workshop, Emory University
• DH Asia, Stanford University
• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, Doshisha University

• "The Impact of the Digital on Japanese Studies, Redux," University of Chicago
• DH Asia, Stanford University
• Digital Humanities and East Asian Religions Workshop, McMaster University
• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, Hitotsubashi Hall, Tokyo

• "Digital Humanities for Japanese Culture: Resources & Methods," Digital Humanities Summer Institute, University of Victoria
• Digital Humanities in Asian & East Asian Studies Workshop, Heidelberg University
• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, Kansai University

• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, Osaka University

• Technology sessions at the Association for Asian Studies
• "East Asian Studies & Digital Humanities" Dream Lab, University of Pennsylvania
• Japanese Language Text Mining: Digital Humanities Methods for Japanese Studies Workshop, University of Chicago (Part 1)
• Japanese Association for Digital Humanities, University of Tokyo

• "East Asian Studies & Digital Humanities" Dream Lab, University of Pennsylvania
• Japanese Language Text Mining: Digital Humanities Methods for Japanese Studies Workshop, University of Chicago (Part 2)