Red and Blue Gown / Princess Akiko of Mikasa

Nihon Essay Essay Red and Blue Gown / Princess Akiko of Mikasa

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Japanese title: 文庫 日本エッセイ・随筆 赤と青のガウン / 彬子女王
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Item number: 3Z233331
Released date: 03 Apr 2024
Maker: PHP Institute
著: 彬子女王

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Japanese Essays and Essays : Imperial Highness Princess Akiko of Mikasa, the first female member of the Imperial Family to earn a doctorate abroad, studied in the United Kingdom.
A long-awaited paperback!
I have dreamed of wearing it since I started my doctoral program.
During my five years of study abroad, I have seen many of my friends successfully complete their doctoral program and leave Shea.
Wearing this gown with a bright expression, my friends appearing from the Sheldnian Oxford College, where the degree award ceremony is held, was a "goal" that came into my mind when I was about to go KUJI, and brought back to me when I came to Merton.
(Excerpt from "Postscript")
The red and blue gown, which only those who to be put through by those who have accomplished the harsh doctoral program at Oxford University, was a "goal" that came into my mind when I was about to go, and brought back to me when I came to Merton.
A year of study from September 2001, and five years of study from September 2004 at Oxford College.
The red and blue gown, which is only allowed to be put through by those who have accomplished the harsh doctoral program at Oxford University the most tense day of my life
◆ After many congratulations.
◆ The first protest in my life
◆ The heartfelt "final report"
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Author's brief history
In 1981 (1981), she became the first daughter of the late Imperial Prince Hirohito, the late Imperial Highness.
After graduating from Gakshuin University, she studied at Oxford University, Merton College, and returned to Japan with her doctorate degree (majoring in Japanese Fine Arts).
After working as a postdoctoral fellow at the Ritsumeikan University Research Institute and as a guest associate professor, she currently holds many positions, including the President of the Japan-Turkey Association, the Honorary President of the Anglo-Japanese Association, the President of the Japan Professional Ski Teachers Association, the Honorary President of the Japan Rugby Football Association, the President of the Shinyusha Association, the Special Professor of the Institute of Japanese Culture, Kyoto Sangyo University, and the Visiting Professor of the Kyoto Buckingham Palace Horyu-ji Temple Kon-do Hall Zoni Soup birthday of deity Her Majesty the Queen