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Providing a solid basis for cross-cultural communication and interreligious understanding among young people
In response to global tensions among religions today, the Interreligious Studies in Japan Program (ISJP) offers a systematic study of Japanese religions and provides opportunities for interreligious dialogue. Its aim is to promote mutual understanding as a basis for peaceful coexistence and cooperation. The goal is to widen the students perspectives towards other religions and to deepen their own faith in order to build peace among people of different traditions.
Plan your participation early: Application deadlines are March 31 for fall, and October 31 for spring semester.
Lectures and Seminars on Religions in Japan The NCC Study Center organizes seminars, lectures, and research projects on religions in Japan, thereby providing opportunities for people of different religions to encounter each other. For ongoing program, see events. |
New informartion
We have finished ISJP 2016/2017. New NCC websaite is constructed now. Visit our new website when you would like to get new information! Thanks. (Updated on 25th Aug. 2017)
Why Religious Dialogue? The dialogue is simply one aspect of Christian universal love, and love has no Why. The latest issue of our English journal Japanese Religions (Vol. 38 Nos. 1&2, Publications in Japanese are the periodical Deai (Encounter), the Newsletter, and occasional publications of books. Interreligious Networks
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