Symbiosis Project with Muslim/Modern Southeast Asian Studies
Muslim Coexistence Project The Muslim Coexistence Project explores ways to foster harmonious coexistence between Muslims and Japanese society. Through research and community engagement centered on Islam and contemporary Japanese society, the project aims to serve as a bridge between the two and contribute to the creation of a more inclusive society. Modern Southeast Asian Studies The Modern Southeast Asian Studies group brings together students interested in the societies, cultures, and Japan's relationships with Southeast Asian countries. Each member conducts research based on their own academic interests. At this year's ORF, we present posters showcasing the activities of each project, the research of fourth-year undergraduate students, and the research of graduate students.
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○Exhibiting Organizations
Nonaka Lab
○Representative of exhibiting organization (affiliation)
Nonaka Yo(Faculty of Policy Management)
○Exhibition Location
κ(Kappa) Building 15