Mikael Adolphson, Fellow and AMES Director of Studies at Trinity, Keidanren Professor of Japanese Studies at Cambridge University
Dinner meeting with Professor Mikael Adolphson on Tuesday 17 September 2019 in Tokyo/Shinagawa.

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Dinner meeting with Professor Mikael Adolphson on Tuesday 17 September 2019 in Tokyo/Shinagawa.



Chair and responsible: Gerhard Fasol
Exchange of views on results and future development of different nanotechnology fields between 21 Cambridge University nano-technology researchers and PhD students, researchers and nanotechnology companies. Explore common interests, and potential cooperation.
15:00 – 19:00
19:00 – 21:00 discussions and buffet































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Will meet on Friday 30 August 2019 at 7pm in central Tokyo. Professor Dominic Lieven, Honorary Fellow and Emeritus Fellow of Trinity and one of the most eminent Russian and European historians is planning to join.
The charge is YEN 10,000 (prepaid before Friday 23 August 2019) for kaiseki dinner and two hours of unlimited drinks from a fixed menu.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Please register and prepay until Friday 23 August 2019. I will let those who registered know of the location.




Professor Dominic Lieven’s most recent book Towards the Flame: Empire, War and the End of Tsarist Russia was selected as FINANCIAL TIMES BOOK OF THE YEAR 2015, and was awarded the Pushkin House Prize – watch interviews with Professor Dominic Lieven here.
Professor Lieven’s recent book “Russia against Napoleon. The Battle for Europe, 1807 to 1814“, won the Wolfson History Prize and the Annual Prize of the Fondation Napoléon.
Here are some more of Professor Dominic Lieven’s works
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Will meet on Friday 26 July 2019 at 7pm in central Tokyo. The charge is YEN 10,000 (prepaid before Friday 19 July 2019) for kaiseki dinner and two hours of unlimited drinks from a fixed menu.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Please register and prepay until Friday 19 July 2019. I will let those who registered know of the location.
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Will meet on Friday 28 June 2019 at 7pm in central Tokyo. The charge is YEN 10,000 (prepaid before Friday 21 June 2019) for kaiseki dinner and two hours of unlimited drinks from a fixed menu.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Please register and prepay until Friday 21 June 2019. I will let those who registered know of the location.



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Will meet on Thursday 4 April 2019 at 7pm in central Tokyo. The charge is YEN 10,000 (prepaid before Friday 29 March 2019) for kaiseki dinner and two hours of unlimited drinks from a fixed menu.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Please register and prepay until Friday 29 March 2019. I will let those who registered know of the location.
Trinity Senior Research Fellow, Professor Dominic Lieven, plans to join us on 4 April.





Professor Dominic Lieven’s most recent book Towards the Flame: Empire, War and the End of Tsarist Russia was selected as FINANCIAL TIMES BOOK OF THE YEAR 2015, and was awarded the Pushkin House Prize – watch interviews with Professor Dominic Lieven here.
Professor Lieven’s recent book “Russia against Napoleon. The Battle for Europe, 1807 to 1814“, won the Wolfson History Prize and the Annual Prize of the Fondation Napoléon.
Here are some more of Professor Dominic Lieven’s works
To register:
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On Thursday 7 March 2019 we will have a joint event by the alumni organizations of several French Grandes Écoles, HEC, École Polytechnique, Sciences Po, Edhec, Essec, and Trinity in Japan on Japan’s corporate governance reforms.
Everyone of us who wants Japanese companies to take major decisions, e.g. in major sales, M&A, as investor, or executive or employee benefits from understanding how Japanese companies take decisions at top level. Corporate governance is about how companies take decisions, and how this decision making is controlled. Reforms were initiated by PM Abe and Japan’s Parliament since 2015, mainly driven by the very low returns on capital by Japanese companies compared to Europe and US, and by a long series of scandals.
As the major shareholder of Nissan, Renault shares responsibility for corporate governance at Nissan, and governance of Nissan directly impacts employment in France. Thus interest in Japan’s corporate governance has suddenly shot up in France.The speaker has several years experience as Board Director and Member of the Supervisory & Audit Committee of a stock market listed Japanese SaaS, cloud and cybersecurity group, and will give a practician view of governance at Japanese companies.

Dr. Gerhard Fasol, graduated with a PhD in Physics of Cambridge University. He first came to Japan in 1984 to help build a research cooperation with NTT. In 1997 he founded the company Eurotechnology Japan KK and has been working with hundreds of Japanese and foreign companies on cross-border business development and M&A projects. For four years he served as Board Director of a Japanese stock market listed company. He is also Guest-Professor at Kyushu University and was tenured faculty in Physics at Cambridge University, Fellow and Director of Studies at Trinity College Cambridge, Associate Professor at Tokyo University’s Dept of Electrical Engineering, and also Guest Professor in Physics at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris. In recent years he has been focusing also on questions of Corporate Governance at Japanese companies, a topic about which he is frequently presenting at a wide range of organizations in and outside Japan.







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JC Swaan and Gerhard Fasol meet in Tokyo



Will meet on Friday 22 February 2019 at 7pm in central Tokyo. The charge is YEN 10,000 (prepaid before Friday 15 Feb 2019) for kaiseki dinner and two hours of unlimited drinks from a fixed menu.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Please register and prepay until Friday 15 February 2019. I will let those who registered know of the location.



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On Friday 1 February 2019 at 7pm we’ll meet for an informal shinnenkai. There is no fixed charge, and we’ll split the cost expected to be around YEN 5000 each.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Registration is flexible, but in order to reserve space on a busy Friday, please register by Friday 25 January 2019. I will let those who registered know of the location.

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On Tuesday 25 December 2018 at 7pm we’ll meet for an informal bonenkai. There is no fixed charge, and we’ll split the cost expected to be around YEN 5000 each.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome and each member is very welcome to bring one guest.
Registration is flexible, but in order to reserve space in the busy bonenkai period, please let me know by Friday 21 December if you attend.





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The fee including dinner and unlimited drinks will be YEN 10,000, nijikai drinks etc are separate.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Registration and prepayment until Tuesday 11 December 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.




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The fee including dinner and unlimited drinks will be YEN 10,000, nijikai drinks etc are separate.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Registration and prepayment until Friday 23 November 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.




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Read the official announcement:
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistry/2018/winter/facts/
Press release:
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistry/2018/press-release/
Trinity College website: “Sir Gregory Winter jointly awarded 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry”
see also Trinity College library: Nobel Prizes at Trinity College
Sir Gregory P. Winter: Nobel Lecture in Chemistry 2018:
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This time we split costs at the dinner, no fixed charge.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Registration until Friday 19 October 2018. I will send location details to those who register.
Usually we go for nijikai nearby.

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Trinity in Japan member John Williams introduces his film “The Trial” at a preview on 25 June 2018 at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan. Here is a detailed report on the FCCJ website.
“The Trial” moves Franz Kafka’s novel to today’s Japan.


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The Revd Dr Michael Banner will join us on Friday 28 September 2018 for a special event.
The fee including drinks reception, kaiseki dinner and unlimited drinks will be YEN 12,000, nijikai drinks etc are separate.
All Fellows or members of Trinity College (Cambridge University) living in or visiting Tokyo are very welcome.
Registration and prepayment until Friday 21 September 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.
Usually we go for nijikai nearby.

Dean of Chapel and Fellow,
Director of Studies in Theology,
Chair of Alumni Relations and Development, Trinity College
Michael Banner’s Bampton Lecture in the University of Oxford, 2013, was published as The Ethics of Everyday Life: Moral Theology, Social Anthropology and the Imagination of the Human (OUP, 2014). The Bampton lectures were held since 1780, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bampton_Lectures
Michael Banner – Birth and Human Flourishing
Michael Banner – Ethics for Lunch: Biotechnology and Respect for Nature: Jonas’s Dilemma
Publications:
Stanley Hauerwas wrote in his review of “Christian Ethics and Contemporary Moral Problems”
‘Michael Banner is an event waiting to happen. He is clearly one of the brightest and most interesting young people doing ethics on the scene today. He is a first-rate theologian who promises to be a new and long-standing voice not only in England but in America. This is a good book and one that I believe will be widely read.’ Stanley Hauerwas, Duke University









If you are Trinity College Cambridge member living in or visiting Japan and like to join our meetings, or to contact us:
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The fee is again YEN 10,000 including a kaiseki menu and unlimited drinks for about 2 hours, please prepay the fee as always. Usually we go for nijikai nearby.
Registration and prepayment deadline is Friday 24 August 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.







If you are Trinity College Cambridge member living in or visiting Japan and like to register:
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The fee is again YEN 10,000 including a kaiseki menu and unlimited drinks for about 2 hours, please prepay the fee as always. Usually we go for nijikai nearby.
Registration and prepayment deadline is Friday 13 July 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.





If you are Trinity College Cambridge member living in or visiting Japan and like to register:
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The fee is again YEN 10,000 including a kaiseki menu and unlimited drinks for about 2 hours, please prepay the fee as always. Usually we go for nijikai nearby.
With kind support from the College, we may be able to offer a subsidized rate for students, interns or comparable, please let me know when you register in case you like to be considered.
Registration and prepayment deadline is Friday 15 June 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.











If you are Trinity College Cambridge member living in or visiting Japan and like to register:
Copyright (c) 2018 Trinity in Japan Society All Rights Reserved

The fee is again YEN 10,000 including a kaiseki menu and unlimited drinks for about 2 hours, please prepay the fee as always. Usually we go for nijikai nearby.
With kind support from the College, we may be able to offer a subsidized rate for students, interns or comparable, please let me know when you register in case you like to be considered.
Registration and prepayment deadline is Friday 18 May 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.


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Trinity in Japan member John Williams introduces his film “The Trial” at a preview on 26 April 2018.
“The Trial” moves Franz Kafka’s novel to today’s Japan.


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Professor Frank Stajano, Trinity Fellow, Head of the Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research at Cambridge University, and Gerhard Fasol met at the Cyber Security Conference in Tokyo on 28 March 2018.

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