Civil Dialogue Project “The World Connected by Animals”
was jointly organized by Islamic Trust Studies Project Organizer, ILCAA,
and Setagayadaita Jinji Nursery School (Director: Masanori Senoo, Tokyo).

Civil Dialogue Project 2021 “The World Connected by Animals”
(October 18 – November 14, 2021)

Events:
Workshop “What’s RINATASU?: Unknown animal in a medieval books of pilgrimage to Jerusalem” (only for pupils in the nursery school): organized on 18 & 22 October

Exhibition “The world connected by animals”:
Weekday 17:30 – 18:30: only open to the people involved in the nursery school
Weekend (November 6,7,13 &14) 11:00 – 17:00 (– 15:00 on November 14): open to the public

Family lecture (Storytelling)(Pre-registration required):
(only for pupil in the nursery school)
November 7, 13:30- & 15:30-: “Zoos of today and yesterday”
14:30-: “Animals with healing powers”
 (for the public)
 November 13, 14:00-: “Zoos of today and yesterday”
15:30-: “Animals with healing powers” (for the public)

　　　

 

Number of participants:
Workshop for the pupils : 60 (total)
Family lecture (November 7): 38 (total)
Family lecture (November 13): 38 (total)

Number of visitors (date for the public):
November 6: 296
November 7: 304
November 13: 361
November 14: 326
Total: 1287

【ILCAA Civil Dialogue Working Group】
Jin Noda, Wakako Kumakura, Erina Ota-Tsukada, Susumu Sato, Tomoko Murase, Naomi Honda

Commentaries / Workshop lecturer: Erina Ota-Tsukada
Poster & Panel Design: Naomi Honda
World Map Making: Susumu Sato
Panel Making: Shinsaku Kato, Tomoko Murase

Management Direction: Migiwa Kikuchi, Kyoko Nemoto (Setagayadaita Jinji Nursery School)

Co-organizer:
Grant-in Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A)“Connectivity and Trust Building in Islamic Civilization” (Area Organizer: Hidemitsu KUROKI (ILCAA); 20H05823)
The Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa
Setagayadaita Jinji Nursery School