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This seminar covers Japan’s forests/timberland, forestry operations, lumber production and wooden architecture. Current issues will be approached from innovative angles and new solutions will be proposed.

The purpose of this course is to explore the possibilities of new artistic expression based on big data and artificial intelligence in a society where the Internet is a prerequisite.

Daito Manabe, one of Japan's leading media artists, will be invited as a special guest professor, and through a practical classroom format, we will develop and propose short video works or compositional techniques. The class is mainly a workshop format, focusing on the development of ideas and prototypes in group work, scriptwriting and video production through the application of digital technology.

Students give presentations at each stage of the class, and the professors including Daito Manabe, will review and give feedback. So far, we have focused on the digital technologies such as motion capture, electromyography, electroencephalogram, muscle electrical stimulation, and worked on visualization and signification of the data especially focusing on the machine learning programming.

The professors and invited guest speakers will give lectures on how new digital technologies can be disseminated to the world, as well as the possibility and importance of addressing social issues from the perspective of art.

The main topic of this KENKYUKAI is examining Japanese language and culture toward multilingual and multicultural inclusive society.

This seminar aims to explore and examine our intercultural communication from a critical perspective. Culture is in fact influenced by economic and political issues which create unequal relations of power between peoples. Therefore, it is imperative that we understand the politics at work in an intercultural context and develop critical literacy. We will examine intercultural communication throughout reading and discussing a book or some articles. Students will also conduct a project on related topics to assigned literature or graduate thesis.

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