Over the afternoon workshop, held in the Harley-Mason Room of Corpus Christi College, participants delivered four papers in English. The robust discussions that followed were held using Chinese, Japanese and English. Professors Aaron Moore from the University of Edinburgh, Dr Victor Louzon from the Sorbonne, Dr John Alekna from Peking University, Professor Aono Toshihiko from Hitotsubashi University joined, helping to broaden the perspectives. Graduate students from the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies attended, including On I Lam, Mariah Zhong, Siqi Hua, Naomi Watanabe, and Tanigawa Shun from Waseda University.
The presenters were:
第一報告：
Professor NAKAMURA Motoya（the University of Tokyo）
中村元哉（東京大学／東洋文庫）
New Developments in the Study of Modern Chinese History in Japan: Research on the History of Reform and the era of Opening-Up
日本の中国近現代史研究の新たな展開：改革開放史研究
第二報告：
Mr YOKOYAMA Yuta (the University of Tokyo)
横山雄大（東京大学・博士課程）
The Development of Chinese Marine Fisheries and Sino-Japanese Relations during the 1970s and the First Half of the 1980s
中国海洋漁業の発展と対日関係：1970年代から1980年代前半にかけて
第三報告
Dr YAMAGUCHI Sanae（Keio University）
山口早苗（慶應義塾大学／東洋文庫）
New Perspectives on the History of Postwar Japan-China Relations: the Toyo Bunko Modern China Group “The History of Human Exchange between Postwar Japan and Greater China”
戦後日中関係史の新たな視点：東洋文庫現代中国班『戦後日本と中華圏の人物交流史』
第四報告
Dr KUBO Mariko（Saitama University）
久保茉莉子（埼玉大学／東洋文庫）
Past Research and Future Issues Related to Modern Chinese History in Japan
「日本における中国近現代史研究の回顧と展望」
