Online courses for adult education and recurrent education. Regional Academia Research and Practice Organization (Kanagawa Prefecture)
Regional Academia Opening Commemorative Web Lecture "History Lecture on Kamakura-dono"
A course that introduces the historical sites of famous places in Kanagawa Prefecture, where the Genpei War and the Kamakura Shogunate were born from the end of the Heian period to the beginning of the Kamakura period, which is the background of the NHK Taiga drama currently being aired. By explaining the historical background and the figures of Hojo Yoshitoki and the Gokenins, we aim to learn the history from familiar areas.
[History course around Kamakura-dono] (Part 1)
◆ Date: Spring semester 2022
◆ Course field: Health culture area
◆ Lecture title: "History course around Kamakura-dono (Part 1)"
◆ Participants: General members of society
◆ Holding format: WEB course
◆ Day of the week ・ Saturday, July 30 ・ Saturday, August 6
◆ Number of lectures: 4 times
◆ Student capacity: 90 students (first-come-first-served basis)
◆ Course fee: ¥ 4,400 (4 times per person)
◆ How to apply: Pre-register using this HP participation application form
*Even if the above date and time are not convenient for you,
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You can watch.
1st
Kamakura-dono / Minamoto no Yoritomo
Saturday, July 30
From 15:00 to 16:10
How was the Kamakura Shogunate, the first full-scale samurai government in Japan, established? It traces the rise and fall of the Taira administration, which was the forerunner of the samurai administration, and the process by which Minamoto no Yoritomo became the commander of the samurai as "Kamakura-dono" and established the administration.
2nd
Hojo Yoshitoki era
Saturday, July 30
16: 20-17: 30
We will consider the early aspects of the Kamakura Shogunate, focusing on the activities of Yoritomo, Yoriie, and Minamoto no Sanetomo, the third shogun, and Hojo Yoshitoki and Hojo Masako. Learn the process of stabilizing the shogunate by overcoming internal conflicts between gokenins and the battle for initiative with the imperial court.
3rd
From politics of authority to sectarianism
Saturday, August 6
From 15:00 to 16:10
Learn the mid-term aspect of the Kamakura Shogunate through the politics of Hojo Yasutoki and Hojo Tokiyori. It is clear that the political system of the shogunate will gradually change from "authority politics" based on the consensus of the Gokenin to "Tokusou politics" in which the power is gradually concentrated on the head of the Hojo clan = "Tokusou". To.
4th
Invasion of Mongolia and destruction of the Shogunate
Saturday, August 6
16: 20-17: 30
In addition to clarifying the virtual and real images of the Mongol invasion, we will also learn about the impact of the Mongol invasion on Japanese society and the actual state of trade between Japan and foreign countries. We will give an overview of the society of the latter half of the Kamakura period and consider why the Kamakura Shogunate was destroyed.
4th
Invasion of Mongolia and destruction of the Shogunate
Saturday, August 6
16: 20-17: 30
In addition to clarifying the virtual and real images of the Mongol invasion, we will also learn about the impact of the Mongol invasion on Japanese society and the actual state of trade between Japan and foreign countries. We will give an overview of the society of the latter half of the Kamakura period and consider why the Kamakura Shogunate was destroyed.
4th
Invasion of Mongolia and destruction of the Shogunate
Saturday, August 6
16: 20-17: 30
In addition to clarifying the virtual and real images of the Mongol invasion, we will also learn about the impact of the Mongol invasion on Japanese society and the actual state of trade between Japan and foreign countries. We will give an overview of the society of the latter half of the Kamakura period and consider why the Kamakura Shogunate was destroyed.
[Lecturer introduction]
Mr. Shinichiro Takahashi
Graduated from the Department of National History, Faculty of Letters, University of Tokyo. Professor at the Historiographical Institute of the University of Tokyo. Doctor of Letters. Specializes in medieval Japanese history, urban history, political history of the Kamakura period, etc.
Mr. Hisashi Sanada
(Professor, University of Tsukuba)
Biography:
Born in Tokyo in 1955. Graduated from University of Tsukuba. PhD (Human Science)
He is engaged in historical research and Olympic education on the Olympic Games from ancient times to modern times.
IOC Olympic Research Center Grant Research Selection Committee
Former member of the Tokyo Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Hobbies: swimming, hot springs
Mr. Shinichi Kano
(Odawara High School Alumni Association Kashiyukai Historical Records Committee Chairman)
Biography:
Born in 1960 in Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture. After graduating from the Literature Department of Rikkyo University, became an English teacher at a prefectural high school. When he was at Odawara High School, he was in charge of the editorial committee of the 100-year history. Since then, he has served as the chairman of the Odawara High School Alumni Association Archives Committee, and as the editor-in-chief of the 100-year history and 120-year history.
Mr. Akihisa Shibuya
(Professor Emeritus, Yamanashi Prefectural University)
Biography:
Born in Matsuda Town, Kanagawa Prefecture in 1956. Graduated from Chuo University Faculty of Law in 1980, joined Mitsubishi Bank, and completed graduate school at University of Tsukuba in 2008. PhD (law). After retiring from the bank in 2009, he became a professor at the Faculty of International Policy at Yamanashi Prefectural University. After retiring in March 2022, he will become the representative of the Regional Academia Research Practice Organization. His specialty is civil law, but he also researches the sports history of his grandfather, Toshimitsu Shibuya. A related book is "How the Hakone Ekiden Course Was Created: A Consideration for Ekiden History Research Through Toshimitsu Shibuya" (2019).
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◆ Contact: Regional Academia Research and Practice Organization Tel: 050-3479-1511 E-mail: academia@civ-academia.org
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【Notes】
(1) This course is an online course. Please prepare a PC, smartphone, and tablet device before using the Wi-Fi environment.
(2) Only students who have applied in advance can take this course. Students will be notified of the access URL for watching videos by the day before each course.
(3) Please note that the application period, period, etc. will differ for each course.
(4) The personal information you have applied for will be managed in an appropriate manner, and will not be used for any purpose other than that used for this extension course, and will not be provided or disclosed to third parties.