Institut français de recherche sur le Japon à la Maison franco-japonaise (Umifre 19, MEAE-CNRS)

Groupe de recherche
sur la culture imprimée à l'époque d'Edo

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en japonais sans traduction

山東京伝『四季交加』（国立国会図書館蔵　 © 2011 National Diet Library） 【報告】 山東京伝『四季交加』（寛政十年）註釈　　　　　 【趣旨】　 従来は風俗資料としてしか見なされていなかった絵入戯作『四季交加』について、研究会参加者の御教示を仰ぎつつ、画文の注釈作業を通じて山東京伝の独自性を明らかにしてみたい。 【コメント】 高木元（千葉大学） 【司会】 クリストフ・マルケ（日仏会館フランス事務所）

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Lunch Seminar on Japanese Economy and Society

The drivers of innovation in the Japanese funeral industry

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en anglais sans traduction

Profil : Natacha Aveline-Dubach is CNRS professor at university Paris I-Panthéon Sorhonne (Géographie-Cités). She stayed more than ten years in Japan, conducting research on land markets and urban policies with a visiting scholar affiliation in several universities (Kyoto, Tokyo, Waseda, Keio). She also served as director of the North-Asia CNRS regional office (based in Tokyo). Recently, she published an edited collection entitled "The Invisible Population: The Place of the Dead in East-Asian Megacities. Résumé : The Japanese funeral rituals and spaces are currently undergoing rapid change due to the weakening of the traditional ie-based grave system. A true innovation process is under way, bringing novelty in ashes disposal modes and mortuary services in the biggest Japanese cities. This presentation examines the drivers of innovation in the mortuary field. Three major factors are highlighted: 1. The demographic and societal change, which not only entails an exploding demand for burial space, but also radically transforms the way burial is considered. 2. The distinctive 'plasticity' of the Japanese city, which allows the transfer of cemeteries from one place to another, and even their full transformation into indoor 'coin-locker' ossuaries (rokka-shiki nôkotsudô). 3. The cross -fertilization of ideas and approaches among three major players of the funeral industry, i. e. Buddhist communities, NPOs and marble masons. Modérateur : Jean-Michel BUTEL (MFJ, UMIFRE 19) Organisation : Bureau français de la MFJ Co-organisation : CCIFJ Flyer en pdf Compte-rendu

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