USC Shinso Ito CJRC

🐾🎬 Join us for a screening of The Cats of Gokogu Shrine, Master Soda’s documentary about Japan’s beloved Cat Shrine—followed by a live virtual Q&A with the director! 📍 TCC 227 📅 Dec 1, 2025 • 5 PM PST #USCShinsoItoCenter #CatsOfGokoguShrine #CatShrine #FilmScreening

🚴‍♂️ Tokyo Uber Blues Screening & Q&A! 🚴‍♂️ 🗓️ Mon, Sep 30 | 2-4:30pm 📍 USC Ronald Tutor Campus Center 🔗 pbs.org/pov/films/toky… Explore Tokyo’s gig economy and join the Q&A with filmmaker Taku Aoyagi! #USCEvents #Documentary

Join us at #TechnoHoya featuring @gyosen_asakura and Madoka Kohno of Cybernamunama! 🎶✨ Experience the perfect fusion of spirituality and cutting-edge techno. 🎧🔥 🎟 Get your tickets now! shorturl.at/crh9W #TechnoEvent #RevGyosenAsakura #MadokaKohno #Cybernamunama

Bruce Hamana & Akiko Walley - Nature and the Aesthetics of Tea (Chanoyu) happening now at Doheny Memorial Library Room 240! Join us for a great guest lecture and refreshments! calendar.usc.edu/event/nature_a…

Full recording of the guest lecture- “Moss as Evolutionary Kin: A Plant Humanities Reading of Osaki Midori” by Jon L Pitt is available on Youtube: youtu.be/X7NHIlFTDno?si… Find us on Youtube at “USC Shinso Ito Center”, and subscribe to our channel!

For more information and to RSVP, click the link below! calendar.usc.edu/event/glynne_w… *This event will be available in person and via Zoom

Join us this Wednesday at 4PM for our “Symposium: Translating, Adapting, and Rewriting in Early Modern Japanese Literature”! Featuring: Matthew Fraleigh (Brandeis University), Satoko Shimazaki (UCLA), and Glynne Walley (University of Oregon).

This event will be available in person or on Zoom. For more information and to RSVP, click the link below for our website! calendar.usc.edu/event/nature_a…

Join us this Wednesday for our guest lecturers, Bruce Hamana and Akiko Walley on their talk: “Nature and the Aesthetics of Tea (Chanoyu)”

Thank you to @UscCis for co-sponsoring this event, and to everyone who came out to join us! For more information about this event and all upcoming events, click the link in our bio at: dornsife.usc.edu/cjrc/events/

Photos from the amazing lecture by Mireya Solis on her book: “Japan’s Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific”. Lecture followed by a Q&A session led by: Gene Park (Loyola Marymount University) Saori Katada (Director of the Center for International Studies at USC)

Guest speaker lecture by Dr. Mireya Solis on “Japan’s Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific” happening now! @UscCis

Trailer for this event can be found here! youtu.be/Jxld6e-IieQ?si…

Event by @UCLAFTVArchive For more information: artofthebenshi.org

Join us on April 15th at Doheny Memorial Library for our guest lecture - “Moss as Evolutionary Kin: A Plant Humanities Reading of Osaki Midori” by Jon L Pitt. Click the link below for more information and to RSVP! calendar.usc.edu/event/moss-as-…

From the USC Project for Premodern Japanese Studies. For more information: uscppjs.org

Flyer from @ucla1718cs for their Core Program Conference and Ukiyo-e painting Demonstration event!

The film will be followed by a panel with: Antonia Grace Glenn (Writer, Director, and Producer of Film) and Evelyn Nakano Glenn (Lead Scholar of Film) The panel will be moderated by Prof. Velina Hasu Houston

Join us on April 5th from 3-5PM for the film screening of “Ito Sisters: An American Story” at Montgomery Ross Fisher Building (MRF) 340 Please visit our website for more information! @USCeasc @USCSDA @USCAPAA