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MAR14
New Publication: Kokugakuin Japan Studies, no. 3
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MAR14
New Publication: The Japanese and the Realm of the Unseen
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MAR11
New Publication: Annual Report of the Institute for Japanese Culture and Classics Kokugakuin University, no. 14
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APR19
New Publication: Kokugakuin Japan Studies, no. 2
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MAR5
New Publication: Kokugakuin Japan Studies, vol. 1
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MAR5
New Publication: Religious Cultures in Asia: Mutual Transformations through Multiple Modernities
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APR2
New Publication: College Students' Attitudes Toward Religion Survey General Analysis (1995-2015)
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Graduate School of Letters
The objective of the Graduate School of Letters is to foster outstanding researchers and people capable of engaging in highly specialized professions who are able to create new values and contribute to the development of human culture by providing them with wide-ranging knowledge and a proper understanding of the essence of Japanese culture.
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Graduate School of Law
The objective of the Graduate School of Law is to foster graduates who are able to gain specialized analytical skills in fields such as jurisprudence and political science, lead organizations, and analyze, evaluate, advocate for, rule on, and effect a wide range of societal phenomena.
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Graduate School of Economics
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