Courses Offered

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Japanese Related Courses

2007-2008 Courses	Art	Asian Studies	History	Japanese	Religion	World Literature
Special Freeman Foundation Sponsored Japanese Studies Courses and Field Trip

2007-2008 Courses

Fall Semester 2007 Courses
- ART 301E: Special Projects (Takemoto)
- ART 421E: Individual Projects: Tea Ceremony (Takemoto)
- JAPANESE 105: Elementary Japanese (Takemoto)
- JAPANESE 205: Second Year Japanese (Takemoto)
- JAPANESE 391: Independent Study (Takemoto and Johnson)
- SPECIAL STUDIES SEMINAR IN WLit 387: The Poet Monk in Japanese Literature

Spring Semester 2008 Courses
- ART 302E: Special Projects (Takemoto)
- ART 422E: Individual Projects: Tea Ceremony (Takemoto)
- ART 248: Ways of Seeing, An Introduction to Japanese Art and Aesthetics(Takemoto)
- ASIAN STUDIES 202: Watoji: An Introduction to Traditional Japanese Bookmaking (Ikuta and Yamashita)
- ASIAN STUDIES 203: Washi: An Introduction to the Art of Traditional Japanese Papermaking (Toko and Yamashita)
- ASIAN STUDIES 204: Installation Work with Washi (Toko and Hara)
- JAPANESE 106: Elementary Japanese (Takemoto)
- JAPANESE 206: Second Year Japanese (Takemoto)
- JAPANESE 306: Independent Study (Johnson and Takemoto)
- JAPANESE 392A: Independent Study (Takemoto and Johnson)

ART 248 Ways of Seeing: An Introduction to Japanese Art and Aesthetics (Not Offered 2005-06)
ART 301E: Special Projects (Takemoto)
ART 421E: Individual Projects: Tea Ceremony (Takemoto)

160 Introduction to Asian Civilizations
490 Senior Seminar
491 Thesis Research
492 Thesis
498 Honors Theses

242 Traditional Japanese History
246 Modern Japanese History

105, 106 Elementary Japanese
205, 206 Intermediate Japanese
305, 306 Advanced Language and Introduction to Japanese Studies
391, 392 Independent Study

223 East Asian Religions I: The Formative Period
224 East Asian Religions II: The Classical Period

WORLD LITERATURE

327 Masterworks of Classical Japanese Literature
328 Modern Japanese Literature
387 The Poet Monk in Japanese Literature