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DESCRIPTION:<strong><span style="text-decoration: underline\;">Washin Kai P
 resents "Visions of the Katsura Imperial Villa" 『桂離宮のビジョ
 ン』 Lecture</strong>\n<strong><span style="text-decoration: underline\;
 "> with Professor Ken Tadashi Oshima</strong>\n<strong></strong>\n<strong
 >Register today! : https://tinyurl.com/Katsura2023</strong>\n\nPlease join
  us for the upcoming <strong>Washin Kai</strong> event about <strong>the K
 atsura Imperial Villa 桂離宮</strong>\, that is renowned as one of the 
 finest and most beautiful examples of Japanese architecture and garden in 
 Kyoto. This event will be a lecture by <strong>Professor Ken Oshima </stro
 ng>of University of Washington's Department of Architecture\, with partici
 pation by <strong>Professor Paul Atkins </strong>(Department of Asian Lang
 uages and Literature) and architect\,<strong> Hiroshi Matsubara</strong>. 
 We hope this lecture will help you to appreciate what makes the Katsura Im
 perial Villa such a source of aesthetic inspiration\, and beautiful classi
 cal Japanese culture!\n\n<strong>The event is free and open to public.</st
 rong><strong> Registration is required. Please register here: https://tin
 yurl.com/Katsura2023</strong>\n\nIt will be held in-person as well as remo
 tely live-streamed over Zoom. Please indicate whether you will attend in-p
 erson or remote when registering.\n\n<strong>Ken Tadashi Oshima</strong> i
 s Professor in the Department of Architecture at the University of Washing
 ton\, where he teaches in the areas of trans-national architecureal histor
 y\, theory\, representation\, and design. He has also been a visiting prof
 essor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and taught Columbia Univers
 ity and the University of British Columbia. He earned an A.B. degree\, mag
 na cum laude\, in East Asian Studies and Visual &amp\; Environmental Studi
 es from Harvard College\, M.Arch. degree from U.C.Berkeley and Ph.D. in ar
 chitectual history and theory from Columbia University.  \n\n<strong>Pau
 l S. Atkins </strong>is Professor of Japanese in the Department of Asian L
 anguages and Literature at the University of Washington\, Seattle\, where 
 he teaches and writes about the literature\, drama\, and culture of mediev
 al Japan. He holds a Ph.D in Japanese from Stanford University. He was awa
 rded the William F. Sibley Memorial Translation Prize by the University of
  Chicago in 2011 and the Kyoko Selden Memorial Translation Prize by Cornel
 l University in 2021 for his translations of classical Japanese texts into
  English.\n\n<strong>Washin Kai</strong> is a group of volunteers to suppo
 rt classical Japanese studies at UW. Our main goal is to create a permanen
 t found at UW\, dedicated to supporting the study of classical Japanese la
 nguages\, leterature and culture.
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SUMMARY:UW "Visions of the Katsura Imperial Villa"『桂離宮のビジョン』Lecture
URL:/en/events/2023/04/19/uw-visions-of-the-katsura-imperial-villa/
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