Photojournalism festival co-hosted by Waseda University and DAYS JAPAN

Screenings / Symposia / Lectures

1. Pre-Symposium “War and Photography”　　*closed.
2. Demonstration and Interpretation: “Tangible Earth”　　*closed.
3. It challenges the image journalism – Screening works of J-school students　　*closed.
4. People spend their Life for War Coverage
　 – Real images of photojournalists who saw through the television documentary –　　*closed.
6. Photographs to Images　　*closed.
7. “A Thousand Year Song of Baobab” deflected by Seiichi Motohashi
　　DVD preview and Panel discussion “Photographs to Images”　　*closed.
8. Panel discussion”Insight of the Young”　　*closed.
9. Panel Discussion “Talk about Photos in occupation period”
10. New mode of journalism, – Possibility of media and investigative reporting made nonprofit　　*closed.

1. Pre-Symposium “War and Photography”　　*closed.

Mari Shirayama (JCII Camera Museum Steering Committee)
“From the Sino-Japanese War to the Pacific War: Developments in Japanese Photojournalism”
Ryuichi Hirokawa (Editor in Chief, DAYS JAPAN)
“War Photography and Literacy”
Takashi Uesugi (Journalist)

Schedule	November 22(Sun), 2009　14:00 – 17:00
Venue	Okuma Auditorium, Waseda University

2. Demonstration and Interpretation: “Tangible Earth“　　*closed.

This globe is the first interactive digital globe. You can spin it freely with your hands, you can use a magnifying glass pointer to observe any region of the planet, and search through local information. The globe represents not only the “near-realtime” cloud distribution obtained from satellites via INET but also various aspects of the living earth such as earthquakes, tsunami, migratory birds’ traces, global warming, global transfer of air pollutants, etc. The globe’s diameter, 1.28m, is 1/10 millionth scale of the planet, so for example, the atmosphere (the 10,000m troposphere) presents as 1mm thick. Given that the distance from the Earth to the Moon is 380,000km, one can imagine that a basketball floating some 38m away and experience the Earth in a cosmic context. It is in this sense that we use the word “tangible” for this medium.

Schedule	November 24, 2009 December 1, 2009 Start 17:00 for both dates
Demonstration	Waseda Gallery, Ono Azusa Hall (1F), Waseda University
Interpretation	Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University
Appearance	Shinichi Takemura (Earth Literacy Program / Professor, Kyoto University of Art and Design) Ryuichi Hirokawa (Editor in Chief, DAYS JAPAN)
Fee	Free

　→ Exhibition

3. It challenges the image journalism – Screening works of J-school students　　*closed.

Schedule	November 25(Wed), 2009　16:00 – 19:35
Venue	Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University
Guest	Katsuhiko Hayashi – Exective Producer NHK Enterprise 21, INC Akihiro Nonaka – President of ASIAPRESS INTERNATIONAL Tetsuo Jimbo – CEO and editor in chief of VIDEONEWS.COM Kaori Hitomi – Producer of AP Television News
Prescribed of Participants	approximately 200 people
Fee	Free

4. People spend their Life for War Coverage
　 – Real images of photojournalists who saw through the television documentary -　　*closed.

Day 1: November 27(Fri), 2009: Screening
1) “Robert Capa who shot 5 battlefields”
　　(on the air 45mins, NHK-ETV, June 22, 1995)
　　Running time: 15:05 – 15:50 (Interval 5mins)
2) “The war of Photographer Kyoichi Sawada, – What do 50000 print films narrate? -“
　　(on the air 49mins, NHK, February 26, 1982)
　　Running Time: 15:55 – 16:44(Interval 10mins)
3) “Witnesses from Battlefield- From 9. 11 to War in Iraq, The Photographer’s Records”
　　(on the air 90mins, NHK Hi-vision, September 6, 2004)
　　Running Time: 16:55 – 18:25
Day 2: November 30(Mon), 2009: Screening and Symposium
1) “Say Something from Battlefield, Photograph Exhibition of Japanese Journalists”
　　(On the air 90mins, NHK- ETV, August 14, 2000)
　　Running Time: 15:05 – 16:35 (Interval 15mins)
2) Symposium “Why do they shoot the WAR? – Angle of Photojournalists”
　 Schedule: 16:50 – 19:00
Guest: Kiyoshi Nanasawa (Chief of researcher of NHK Broadcasting Culture Resaerch Institute and TV Director)
　　　　　Naomi Toyoda（Photojournalist）
　　　　　Akihiro Nonaka (Representative Director of Asia Press)
Commentator: Ryuichi Hirokawa (Chief Editor of DAYS JAPAN)
Host: Tatsuro Hanada（Waseda Universty）

Schedule	November 27, 2009　15:00 – 18:30 November 30, 2009　15:00 – 19:00
Venue	Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University
Registration	Register on a first –come-first-served basis
Prescribed of Participants	approximately 200 people

Organized： Waseda University Institute for Education in Journalism、Open Education Center、Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)

6. Photographs to Images　　*closed.

Day 1: December 4(Fri), 2009
1) Screening and Lecture, The Requiem for photographer “Greg Davis”
　 by director Masako Sakata “Agent Orange – a personal requiem -”
　　14:45 -　Opening, Introduction
　　14:55 -　Screening “Agent Orange – a personal requiem -“
　　16:15 -　Interval 15mins
　　16:30 -　Lecture “The Requiem for photographer Greg Davis”
　　　　　　　Short film “Out of Time” directed by Masako Sakata
　　　　　　　 Interview with Kyoko Takahashi
　　　　　　　 (Professor and vice principal of Kawaguchi Art School of Waseda University)
　　　　　　　 and Masako Sakata (Director)
　　17:30　　Closing

2) Screening “the Human Documentary”
　 produced by Open Education Center, Waseda Universityand Kawaguchi Art School of Waseda University
　　18:30 -　Starting
　　 21:00　　Closing

Day 2: December 5(Sat), 2009
1) Represent by young DOCUMENTALIST
　　- Selection works from Kawaguchi Art School of Waseda University –
　　 11:00 -　”Represent by young DOCUMENTALIST
　　　　　　　　- Selection works from Kawaguchi Art School of Waseda University -“
　　 14:30　　Closing　
2) The Photojournalists in documentary films
　　 14:30 -　Screening and Lecture
　　　　　　　　”30 years of Goro Nakamura in pursuit- The defoliant damages don’t end”
　　　　　　　 Presenter: Kyoko Takahashi
　　14:40 -　”NBS Special, The defoliant damages don’t end
　　　　　　　　- 30 years of News Photographer Goro Nakamura in pursuit”
　　　　　　　　Produced by NBS Nagano Broadcasting Systems (2007)
　　15:30 -　Interval 15mins
　　15:45 -　Lecture by Goro Nakamura
　　17:00　　Closing

Schedule	December 4(Fri), 2009 　(Part1) 14:45 – 17:30　 (Part2) 18:30 – 21:00 December 5(Sat), 2009 　(Part1) 11:00 – 14:00　 (Part2) 14:30 – 17:00
Appearance	Masdako Sakata(Director “Agent Orange – a personal requiem -“) Kyoko Takahashi(Professor and Vice Principal of Kawaguchi Art School of Waseda University) Goro Nakamura (Photojournalist, former Professor of Gifu University)
Venue	Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University
Resistration	Each day is first-come-first-served basis
Prescribed of Participants	Each day is approximately 150 people

7. “A Thousand Year Song of Baobab” deflected by Seiichi Motohashi
　　DVD preview and Panel discussion “Photographs to Images”　　　　　　*closed.

Schedule	November 21(Sat), 2009 　 15:00 – 16:30　Screening “Baobabu no kioku” 　 16:30 – 16:45　Interval 　 16:45 – 18:00　Panel discussion
Guest	Seiichi Motohashi (Photographer, Film Director) Takeshi Tanikawa (Program Manager/ Professor, Master of Arts Program for Science and Technology Journalism, Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University) Host: Hitoshi Ishii (20th Media Criticism “Music, Photograph, Image”, Media Producer)
Venue	Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University
Registration	Register on a first –come-first-served basis
Prescribed of Participants	approximately 200 people

8. Panel discussion “Insight of the Young”　　*closed.

Schedule	December 15(Tue), 2009　15:00 – 18:00　*Include interval 30mins
Guest	Eiko Hosoe (Photographer, Superintendent the Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts) Yuko Yamaji (Curator at Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts) Noriyuki Aida (Documentary Photographer) Ken Kitano (Photographer) Host： Hitoshi Ishii (20th Media Criticism “Music, Photograph, Image”, Media Producer)
Venue	Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University
Registration	Register on a first –come-first-served basis
Prescribed of Participants	approximately 200 people

9. Panel Discussion “Talk about Photos in occupation period”

Schedule	January 16(Sat), 2010　15:00-17:30
Guest	Takeshi Tanikawa (Program Manager/ Professor, Master of Arts Program for Science and Technology Journalism, Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University) Kenichi Harada (Professor, Niigata University) Kimihiko Baba (Editor, Iwanami Shoten) Host: Hitoshi Ishii (20th Media Criticism “Music, Photograph, Image”, Media Producer)
Venue	Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University
Registration	Register on a first –come-first-served basis
Prescribed of Participants	approximately 200 people

10. New mode of journalism, – Possibility of media and investigative reporting made nonprofit　　*closed.

Keynote Speaker: Charles Lewis
　　　　　　(Founder of the Center for Public Integrity and Executive editor of the new Investigative Reporting workshop
　　　　　　at the American University School of Communication)
Pnelist: Toshihiro Okuyama
　　　　　 (Staff writter for the Asahi shimbun and Lecturer of the “Method of Investigative Reporting” at the J-School, Waseda University)
　　　　　Yasuomi Sawa
　　　　　 (Reporter at Kyodo News and Lecturer of “the Method of Investigative Reporting” at the J-School Waseda University)
Host: Shiro Segawa
　　　　(Professor, Faculty of Political Science and Economics and Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University)
Languages: Japanese and English (with consecutive interpretation)

Schedule	December 10(Thu), 2009　17:00 – 20:00
Venue	Okuma Auditorium Small hall, Waseda University
Prescribed of Participants	300 people (Closed when becoming capacity)

Promoter: Waseda University Graduate School of Journalism
Cosponsor: Master of Arts Program for Journalist Education in Science and Thecnology, Waseda University
　　　　　　　　Institute for Reseach in Contemporary Political and Economic Affairs, Waseda University
　　　　　　　　Cultural Affairs Division, Waseda University