Trinity College, Cambridge University, Officially Recognized Group.
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.
“The Trial” moves Franz Kafka’s novel to today’s Japan.
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On Saturday 23 June 2018 some Trinity in Japan members met at the historic Takachiho Fluorescent Light Bulb Plant in the center of Tokyo.
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 31 August 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
https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/theology-religion-and-philosophy-of-religion/
https://www.divinity.cam.ac.uk/directory/michael-banner
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
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Banner
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 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 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:
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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.
Trinity College Fellow Sachiko Kusukawa and Gerhard Fasol held a meeting on matters of Trinity in Japan in Tokyo on 27 March 2018.
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 13 April 2018. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.
Senior Research Fellow at Trinity, Professor Faculty of History
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 for the best foreign work on the Napoleonic era.
CIRSD Conference on WWI: Panel “What Kind of Failure?” – Prof. Dominic Lieven
Dominic Lieven: Dismantling Anglophone Hegemony Is a Costly Enterprise:
BOOKS:
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Gawain Barnard, Trinity alumni from Hong Kong, and Gerhard Fasol met on 8 March 2018 in Tokyo.
Three Fellows, Professors Mikael Adolphson, Sachiko Kusukawa and Dominic Lieven and eleven Trinity in Japan members attended the special Trinity in Japan event on Friday 8 September 2017 in Tokyo, organized by Gerhard Fasol, Trinity in Japan Chair, and Past Fellow of Trinity.
Discussions reflected the very wide spectrum of curiosity, energy and achievements of Trinity members.
Bringing religious studies to Japan’s venture start-ups, finding and understanding the oldest rock of Japan, leading the United Nations and foreign Press in Japan, finance at Japan’s largest automobile maker, working on overseas mergers and acquisitions with Japan’s trading companies, and in the other direction, working with foreign companies on acquisitions in Japan, teaching English as a preparation for future action in Japan, writing Novels, taking care of Japan’s Government finance, bringing Cambridge venture companies to Japan, European Revolutions, royalty and leadership for Japan’s Ministries, and many other topics were discussed this evening.
We started with a drinks party.
Professor Sachiko Kusukawa brought us best wishes from Trinity, and words of greeting from Professor Michael Banner, Dean of Chapel and Fellow for Development of Trinity. Michael Banner reminded us of Trinity’s 700 years of history, celebrating the Septcentenary of the Establishment of the King’s Scholars in the University of Cambridge, the Foundation of King Edward the Second, The Founding of the King’s Hall on 7 July 1317. Sachiko Kusukawa brought each of us a copy of the speech given by the Master, Sir Gregory Winter, to celebrate the Septcentenary.
About 2/3 of members moved to a restaurant nearby for nijikai, and three of us continued discussions at a sanjikai into the early hours…
Fellow and AMES Director of Studies at Trinity, Keidanren Professor of Japanese Studies
Books:
Dean of Trinity College and Fellow in History and the Philosophy of Science, Professor of History
Books:
Senior Research Fellow at Trinity, Professor Faculty of History
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 for the best foreign work on the Napoleonic era.
CIRSD Conference on WWI: Panel “What Kind of Failure?” – Prof. Dominic Lieven
Dominic Lieven: Dismantling Anglophone Hegemony Is a Costly Enterprise:
BOOKS:
Gerhard Fasol Trinity 1978, Past Fellow
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Meeting for lunch on Tuesday 29 August 2017, discussions about ventures, health, IoT, entrepreneurs, trends, brain.
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Yasuhei Fukumoto, Director of the Mathematics for Industry Institute of the University of Kyushu (past Visiting Fellow Commoner at Trinity) met with Gerhard Fasol on 10 July 2017.
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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 30 June 2017. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who register.
Senior Research Fellow at Trinity, Professor Faculty of History
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 for the best foreign work on the Napoleonic era.
CIRSD Conference on WWI: Panel “What Kind of Failure?” – Prof. Dominic Lieven
Dominic Lieven: Dismantling Anglophone Hegemony Is a Costly Enterprise:
BOOKS:
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Professor Mikael Adolphson is
You can find further information on Professor Mikael Adolphson’s work here
If you are Trinity College Cambridge member in Japan or visiting 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 Wednesday 17 May 2017. I will send location details and account details for prepayment to those who 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 7 April 2017. 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 27 January 2017. 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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Meeting with Ambassador Ra (13 December 2016)
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