*East Asian Studies: East Asian Exhibition

• The exhibit, "Celebrating East Asian Studies Scholarship: an Interdisciplinary Showcase" (opened on Feb. 16, 2012) featured the research of University of Kansas East Asian studies faculty and highlighted the library collections essential to their research.
• Celebrating East Asian Studies Scholarship Online exhibit.  
• Celebrating East Asian Studies Scholarship: an Interdisciplinary Showcase
  The opening reception for “Celebrating East Asian Studies Scholarship: an Interdisciplinary Showcase” - a set on Flickr (the official camera)

From October 28-30, 2004, the University of Kansas hosted "In Godzilla's Footsteps: Japanese Pop Culture Icons on the Global Stage", a conference commemorating 50 years of Godzilla, the King of the Monsters. The conference occurred in conjunction with the publication of Professor William Tsutsui's book, Godzilla on my Mind. In addition to the conference, the East Asian Library sponsored a display of Godzilla-related posters, toys, and other objects in Watson Library. This webpage is an archive of the conference, the reception, and the exhibition at Watson Library.

Explore the beauty, history, and culture of Okinawa through books, photographs, and artifacts. Feb. 17-March 14, 2003.

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This exhibition introduces the significance of shōjo manga by introducing the prominent works and artists of the genre. Click the image to view the exhibition.

Guides were created for the Nobel Literature Prize winners of Chinese origin and Japanese, as part of the International Area Studies' "Nobel Literature Laureates around the Globe" exhibit on the 5th floor of Watson Library in fall 2013.

 This page was created in conjunction with the "Banned Book Exhibit 2012," an International Collecctions Exhibit series held in Fall 2012.  

Exhibition held from April 25-June 9, 2003

https://photos.app.goo.gl/N3gyDB6dWmyh4zSS7