Group 4 Governance of East Asian Community - Conflicts, Reconciliation and Coexistence

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Group 4 Governance of East Asian Community - Conflicts, Reconciliation and Coexistence Part 2 Initiative Japan on her Cultures; Message on New Values of Peace and Coexistence from Japan to Asia and the World Yoshiko ASHIWA Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Social Sciences

Culture is.. Whole phenomena and activities of the life of people Culture is; Primordial character energy and motive of recognition, expression, recognition Vita, interests to oneself and others, creativity e.g. Being moved by arts, creativity of making goods Value system web of symbols and meaning, collective values, ideology, moral, principle of economy, nationalism, religion, etc. e.g. basis of interpretation and expression, message of what is good

Culture is: Communal network and organization collective activities of representation and creation community, company, party, society, organization, etc. e.g. artists group, museum, company, club Concrete material and work of expression goods, rituals, manners, mode of style, etc. e.g. art piece, commodity

Economy and Politics as Cultural Activities Economy Politics Primordial charm of good passion of power Character vita of exchange Value System marketing political ideology trust, fairness justice and fairness Communal company, network political party Activities association network Materials commodity public commodity money

Why Culture is significant for prevention of conflicts, reconciliation and coexistence? Culture is.. enhancing mutual understanding, making the common ground among people and countries providing people with dignity and mutual respect, and the energy to live: vita, vitality, life force Japanese practice of culture for peace since the World War II will be a model for other Asian countries, by which Japan can take initiative.

The current social and political situation of Asia needs culture The reasons for this are.. A. The limits of the functions of regional unity such as ASEAN B. Rapid emergence of urban middle class C. The new common ground of Asian people and countries

A. Limits of regional unity fast economic development since 1990, qualitative shift, Asia is one of the axes of the world Tension of sea and land borders China s approach to Myanmar, Bangladesh, to threat China by inducing U.S. and Russia ASEAN, East Asia Summit (18 countries, 2011) 1) strengthen linkage of economy and industry 2) conflict prevention and peaceful reconciliation

But, crucial and fundamental issues are 1. Principle of non-interference in the domestic affairs *the area of internal violence and human rights issues *excuse of democratically elected government *same issues; UN human rights committee 2. No system of checking by neighboring countries The alternative is effects of culture; * enhancing mutual understanding * ensuring the alternative lines of communication * activating society positively from inside * influencing the culture of the politics, economy, and governance * formation of foundation for peace

B. Quick emergence of urban middle class third wave of development searching for new governance New generation of the urban middle class: 20 s 30 s linkage to the local and the global looking for new values and subjectivity new nationalism, domestic orientation interests of Asia and Japan High Demand for Culture: Japan and Korea e.g. Young culture of Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand Asian Realism: Seoul Modern Art Museum re-interpretation of histories of Korea and Asia

C. The new common ground of Asia quest for answer by new generation Where do we come from, What are we, Where are we going Paul Gauguin: 1897-1899

1. Common ground of generation in 20s -30 s The world of Hayao Miyazaki animation; 20,000,000-30,000,000 or more (Korea, China, Indonesia..) My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, Nausica of the Valley of the Wind, Princess Mononoke Messages: 1. skepticism regarding civilization, Asian animism 2. the ruined and poisoned nature due to the last global war 3. rebirth from ruin, life aim is to heal people and nature 4. small community, high technology with manufacture 5. heroine, women s initiative: nursing life and hope, courageous, enduring, nature their image of the future

2. modern arts and literature in Asia Asian tradition; socially engaged arts * colonialism, occupation, dictatorship * culture of socialism and communism *social problems such as poverty, corruption, etc. 1990 s- modern arts by the new generation highly evaluated by the western arts world multiple interpretation, abstract, China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Korea Supported by Japanese agencies and museums

3. Japanese culture for peace facing conflicts, toward reconciliation and coexistence by sifting values and cultures WWII, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, war responsibilities, environmental pollution, natural disasters, and Fukushima anti-war/nuclear movements rehabilitation of communities Records and reprsentations by arts and other forms (literature, pictures, theater, etc.) What Japan can do is 1. introduce what happened and what we did to other Asian counties by arts, literature, documents.. 2. Support peace culture in Asian countries. e.g. Vietnam Symphony Orchestra 3. Enhance communication between the conflicting groups

The most urgent issue is.. after March 11, 2011 Fukushima What can Japan show to our people, Asia and other countries? Sifting culture, values and society Culture helps to act against the apathy Power to choose future Post-nuclear country

Proposal for policy: 1. promote the recognition of the cultural capital of Japan: culture=arts and historical objects culture for peace, environment, society culture of agriculture, fishing, manufacturing, etc. culture of economy, and communities 2. establish the higher for study and training people to acquire facility of Asian languages and knowledge of society with long-term field experiences in Asia, as well as the West 100,000 students to universities in Asia for long term 3. Make middle and long-term cultural policy for domestic and Asian countries, and a system of implementation. increase the number of Japan Cultural Centers in Asia (7 15), and the world (24 130), and make them community centers

Cultural Capital of Japan Japan Style Cultural Center of Japan in all Asian Countries Asia University education & think tank Language, 100,000 students to Asian countries