（Last updated : 2023-03-28 03:09:03）
  Julie HIGASHI
   Department   Kyoto University of Foreign Studies  Department of British and American Studies, Faculty of Foreign Studies
   Position   Professor
■ Academic conference presentation
1. 2019/09/04 The Changing Faces of Anne Frank (ICOM 25th General Conference in Kyoto)
2. 2017/06/23 Local Documentations in In This Corner of the World (International Conference on Animation and Memory)
3. 2013/07/15 Renewing Hiroshima Memory, Again: Bridging the Memory Gap between the Local and National Government (International Conference on Memory, Conflict and Space, Liverpool, U.K.)
4. 2011/11/18 The Political Landscape and Memory in Sapporo City: The Contested Space-Time Continuum (L'histoire des migrations dans les musees : entre memoire et politique, France)
5. 2002/12/04 The Regligous Occupation in Postwar Japan: The Christian Community and Educational Institutions (Pacific Creolization: Searching for Emerging Shared Values in the Japan-U.S. Borderlands)
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■ Books and academic papers
1. Article "In This Corner of the World : Animated Landscapes of Hiroshima and Kure in the Present Tense" Status Quaestionis [special issue on Drawing (Hi)stories: Rethinking Historical Graphic Narratives] (20),pp.193-217 (Single) 2021/07
2. Article The Politics of History in Memorial Museums Museum International, guest editor Jette Sandahl 71(1-2),pp.96-106 (Single) 2019/07
3. Book ”9－11 Memorial Museum and the Politics of History," The Future of Historical Studies in Society, The Historical Science Society of Japan, ed.   (Single) 2017/06
4. Book "'Hello, Kitty': The Reception of Anne Frank’s Diaries in Japan," Critical Insights: The Diary of a Young Girl　Eds. Ruth Amir and Pnina Rosenberg [Hardcover and eBook]   (Single) 2017/03
5. Book "Heritage and the Reframing of Japan’s National Narrative of Hokkaido: negotiating identity in migration history," Museums and Migration: History, Memory and Politics, Ed. Laurence Gourievidis [paperback, hardcover, and Kindle e-book]  pp.244-258 (Single) 2014/06
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■ Academic background
1. 1994/05
Degree Acquisition 		New York University, Ph. D.（博士号、国際教育学）
■ Business career
1. 2016/04～ Kyoto University of Foreign Studies Department of British and AmericanStudies Professor
2. 2016/04～ Ritsumeikan University Professor Emerita (1997/4~2002/3 Associate Prof.; 2002/4~2015/3 Professor)
3. 2004/01～2004/07 American University, Washington DC School of International Service, Visiting Exchange Professor (U.S.- Japan-China Relations and Historiography)
4. 1998/01～1998/01 Hokkaido University American History and Culture (Intenstive Lecture Series) Part-Time Lecturer
5. 1994/04～1997/03 Osaka Jogakuin Junior College English Department Assistant Professor
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■ Belonging society
1. 2003/05～ ICOM- International Committee of Memorial Museums in Remembrance of the Victims of Public Crimes
2. 1993/04～ Japan Association of American Studies
3. 1994/04～ Japan Association of International Relations
■ Subject
1. English Seminar Ⅰ
2. English Seminar Ⅱ
3. Academic English Skills Ⅴ
4. Academic English Skills Ⅵ
5. History of International Relations(BD107)
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■ Activity in society
1. 2020/08 TBS Radio, WW II 75th anniversary special program, "The Impact of COVID-19 on Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum." Link
2. 2019/09 18 Years since the 9-11 Terrorist Attack, 9-11 Memorial Museum (NHK News Watch 9)
3. 2018/10 The Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and Justice opened in Montgomery (Mainichi Shimbun, national edition, evening paper Oct. 1, p. 4) Link
4. 2017/10～2017/11 Lecture interpreter (English) "Citizen Science Pioneer: Sherron Terry, co-founder of PXE International"
5. 2016/08 Nuclear Weapons and Tourism (Kyoto Shimbun, Aug. 5th, morning edition) Link
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■ Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense
1. 2022/04～2025/03  Reconstruction of English education for bachelor's degree: Promotion policy of critical thinking and evaluation of international standards KAKEN C  (Key Word : )
2. 2017/04～2023/04  Shifting Atomic Policies as Reflected in The United States Park Service's Atomic Tourism, KAKEN (C) Principal Researcher  (Key Word : )
3. 2010/04～2013/03  Beyond the Exclusion/Coexistence Dichotomy: Immigrant Communities, Citizen-Level Conflict Resolution, and the Stratification of Education Policies KAKEN (B), Principal Researcher  (Key Word : )
4. 2002/04～2005/03  The Global Coalition of Historical Museums and the Power of Place, KAKEN (A), Principal Researcher  (Key Word : )
5. 1999/04～2002/03  Comparing Nationalism and Citizenship of the U.S.And Japan  (Key Word : )
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■ Lecturer and lecture
1. 2020/02/11 ICOM Kyoto General Conference Symposium: The Future of Museums in Japan (panelist) (Kyoto National Museum) Link
2. 2019/09/05 Relics, Remains, and Narratives from Ground Zero (Coordinator and Moderator) (広島平和記念資料館、メモリアルホール) Link
3. 2017/11/30 (Annually since 2011 ) War Memory in U.S. - Japan Relations (Doshisha University, AKP International Center)
4. 2015/07/04 (Annually since 2013) War Memory and Historiography in U. S. - Japan Relations (Ritsumeikan University, Peace Museum)
5. 2006/07 Teaching about Asia in Secondary Schools (New York University)
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■ Committee and society
1. 2020/06/10～ Japanese National Committee for International Council of Museums Board Member Link
2. 2020/01/01～ (NGO) ICOM Standing Committee Ethics Committee (ETHCOM) member Link
3. 2013/09/01～2019/09/30 ICOM - The International Committee of Memorial Museums in Remembrance of the Victims of Public Crimes (ICMEMO) Board member
4. 2006/04/01～2007/03/31 Shiga Prefecture Peace Memorial Museum Planning Committee, member appointed by the Governor of Shiga Prefecture
5. 1999/04/01～2001/03/31 Kyoto City History Museum Planning Committee, member appointed by the City Mayor
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