Previous Toyota Visiting Professors

The previous Toyota Visiting Professors at the Center for Japanese Studies have been:

Winter 2009
Katsuya Hirano, Cornell University; history

2007-08
Mark McLelland, University of Wollongong; sociology

2006-07
Sadafumi Kawato, Tokyo University; Japanese politics

2005-06
Ofra Goldstein-Gidoni, Tel-Aviv University; sociology, anthropology, and East Asian studies

Winter 2005
Katsumi Nakao, Osaka City University; history

Fall 2004
Kazue Muta, Osaka University; sociology

2003-04
Reinhard Zoellner, University Bonn; Japanese studies

2002-03
Yukiko Tsunoda, Tanaka & Partners; law
Ikuo Kabashima, University of Tokyo; political science

2001-02
Jordan Sand, Georgetown University; history and East Asian languages and cultures

2000-01
Takanori Fujita, Kyoto City University of Arts; ethnomusicology
Fumiko Umezawa, Keisen University; Japanese studies
Susumu Yamaguchi, University of Tokyo; social psychology

1999-2000
Stephen Vlastos, University of Iowa; Japanese rural and agricultural history
Donald McCallum, UCLA; Japanese art history

1998-99
Hiroyuki Hashimoto, Morioka College; Folk performing arts
Mikiro Kato, Kyoto University; Japanese cinema

1997-98
T.R. Reid, The Washington Post; journalism
Norma Field, University of Chicago; Japanese literature

1996-97
Teigo Yoshida, University of Tokyo; anthropology
Hitoshi Miyake, Keio University; religion
Hiroyoshi Ishikawa, Seijo University; social psychology

1995-96
Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney, University of Wisconsin at Madison; anthropology

1994-95
Masako Notoji, University of Tokyo; anthropology
Shuhei Hosokawa, International Research Center for Japanese Studies; music
Kazufumi Manabe, Kwansei Gakuin University; sociology

1993-94
Donald Richie, film

1992-93
Hideo Kojima, Nagoya University; education

1991-92
Jennifer Robertson, University of California at San Diego; anthropology
Takie Sugiyama Lebra, University of Hawaii; anthropology

1990-91
Kiyonori Sakakibara, Keio University; business

1989-90
Eleanor D. Westney, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; sociology/business

1988-89
Motohiro Kondo, Chûô Kôronsha; editor of Chûô Kôron