Indigenous Theatre, Imperialist Museum: Meeting Menoko Mosmos and Amareya Theatre in Hokkaido, 2022
In mid-November, I traveled to Sapporo to meet members of Menoko Mosmos and Amareya Theatre, as well as their collaborators,
POL(S)KA IN JAPAN - ARTISTIC ACTIVITIES OF AMAREYA THEATRE & GUESTS IN HOKKAIDO AND YOKOHAMA IN NOV-DEC 2022
Katarzyna Pastuszak and Natalia Chylińska For the whole world, the year 2022 is a moment of challenge. As the COVID-19
A Perspective from Le Monde: The Ainu people of Japan, a tried and tested minority
The opening of a museum and the worldwide success of the manga inspired by their culture have not appeased their
CEMiPoS co-hosts book release event in Uppsala with Hugo Valentin Centre
On 31 March 2022, CEMiPoS researchers and allies published the edited volume Decolonizing Futures: Collaborations for New Indigenous Horizons. With
A History of Anti-Dam Resistance in Shōdoshima, as Told by Elder Activists
A downstream view of the Uchinomi Dam.On 21 September 2022, CEMiPoS Executive Director Hiroshi Maruyama and Researcher Olivia Doyle
Józef Piłsudski Museum Supports Polish Artists in Hokkaido
Jadwiga Rodowicz-Czechowska, Deputy Director of the Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek, expresses support for the collaborative work of Amareya Theater
ポーランドの女性アーティスト、アマレヤ劇団に御支援を
ポーランド人の現代アートと日本の先住民族アイヌの伝統アートとがジャンルを超えて融合した国際アートの継続に、温かいご支援をお願い申し上げます。 丸山 博 室蘭工業大学名誉教授、アマレヤ劇団名誉会員、メノコモシモシ顧問 先川信一郎 高知工科大学客員教授、メディアアンビシャス会員 安藤 厚 北海道大学名誉教授、北海道ポーランド文化協会会長 小泉雅弘 さっぽろ自由学校「遊」事務局長 小坂洋右 北星学園大学非常勤講師、
Opportunity to Support Polish Artists Working in Hokkaido
In order to open a new horizon in art, we invite you to make a one-time donation to Polish Amareya
CEMiPoS Begins Collaboration with Józef Piłsudski Museum
Header image: The first meeting between collaborators of Polish-Ainu Forefathers' Eve. Participants (Clockwise): Hiroshi Maruyama, Jadwiga Rodovicz, Kyoko Kagaya, Szymon
Immigration and Refugee Policy: Ukrainian “Evacuees” in Japan
Immigration in Japan is typically framed in economic terms and the word 移民(immigrant) is carefully avoided in public debates.
