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The 12th Doshisha University "New Business" Forum (held on March 5, 2026)

"A new form of culture and learning, woven together by what remains unchanged and what changes."

Digital technology expands access to culture and information, while real-world materials and skills support its depth.

This forum will explore how to connect the values of libraries, classical texts, and traditional performing arts to the future, through a space where "things that change and things that remain unchanged" intersect.

Date and time

Thursday, March 5, 2026 10:00-13:20 (doors open 9:45)
Event format

Online event
Capacity 300 people
*First-come, first-served basis
*Registration will close once the maximum number of participants is reached.
Fee

free
program

■Lecture 1
"The Future of Traditional Culture: What Should We Preserve?"

Makiko Sakata (Professor, Department of Cultural Information, Faculty of Cultural Information)

■Lecture 2
"The Information contained in classical texts—from the past to the present and into the future—"
Hiroyuki Miyake (Associate Professor, Department of Japanese Literature, Faculty of Letters)

■Lecture 3
"The changing library and what remains unchanged"
Sho Sato (Professor, Center for License and Qualification Courses)

■Lecture 4
"Digital resources accelerate innovation in learning environments and expand learning design."
Masao Oi (Associate Professor, Department of Cultural Information, Faculty of Cultural Information)
Inquiry

Doshisha University Liaison Office
[TEL] 0774-65-6223
【E-mail】[email protected]

Organizer

Doshisha University Research and Development Promotion Organization

Sponsorship

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Kansai Innovation Initiative (KSII), Japan Association for Industry-Academia Collaboration