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【2023/11/21開催】第27回IPCセミナー「Film Screening and Discussion of ABANDONED: The Stories of Japanese War Orphans in the Philippines and China」を開催します

IPC Seminar

題目:「Film Screening and Discussion of ABANDONED: The Stories of Japanese War Orphans in the Philippines and China」

上映作品:“ABANDONED: The Stories of Japanese War Orphans in the Philippines and China,” directed by Hiroyasu Obara 

司会:Dr John Lee Candelaria 

日時:2023年11月21日(火)10:00~12:15 (日本時間) 

場所:IDEC大会議室 

使用言語:英語 

 

*This event is held in cooperation with the Philippines-Hiroshima Exchange through History and Peace Education Projects (PHETHAPEP). 

詳細

In the heart-wrenching documentary "Abandoned: The Stories of Japanese War Orphans in The Philippines and China," the forgotten echoes of World War II's devastation are brought to light through the lives of those who were most vulnerable—children. The film chronicles the plight of Japanese orphans who were left behind in the aftermath of war, stranded in foreign lands that became their reluctant homes. Torn from their families amidst the turmoil of Japan's retreat, these children found themselves adrift in the Philippines and China. Raised by strangers, they adapted to new cultures and languages, their Japanese identities buried under the necessity of survival. As they grew, so did the void of their heritage, leaving them caught between the world they were born into and the one they were raised in. Decades later, the film follows the emotional odyssey of these now-grown orphans as they seek to unearth their origins and reconnect with their long-lost Japanese families. "Abandoned" offers an intimate glimpse into their private battles with identity and belonging, and the bittersweet journey toward closure and self-discovery. This poignant documentary captures not just the historical and geopolitical consequences of war, but the deeply personal scars etched onto the lives of innocent children, revealing the enduring human cost of conflict. 

【お問い合わせ】

人間社会科学研究科 国際平和共生プログラム
Dr John Lee Candelaria 

leecandelaria[at]hiroshima-u.ac.jp 
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国際平和共生プログラム

本プログラムでは,平和学,文化人類学,政治学,法学,倫理学,地域研究、記憶学などを基盤とし,「平和と共生」という共通したキーワードのもと,各研究領域に関する基本的知識および批判的考察の習得を目指します。核被害,紛争,貧困・ジェンダー・民族や宗教に由来する社会の不平等,その原因かつ解決策であるフォーマル/インフォーマルな制度,開発と文化の関係,戦争と倫理,安全保障と核兵器といった問題について,さまざまな分野の教授陣から多角的な指導を受けながら,学生が選んだ専門分野とテーマについて研究を行います。

多様なバックグラウンドをもつ世界各国からの留学生とともに,平和を標榜する「ヒロシマ」という地で,国内・国際社会のさまざまな問題について研究できるユニークなプログラムです。なお,すべての講義は英語で実施されますが,修士・博士論文の執筆は日本語でも可能です。


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