Date: December 12 - December 13, 2011
Location: Hokkaido University, Faculty House Enreisou ,The First Conference Room
Participants:
Takashi Irimoto (Hokkaido University), Takako Yamada(Kyoto University), Lobsang Jampa(tibet culture centre), and other fifteen participants (eighteen participants in total).
Schedule and Contents:
Introduction to regionality and commonality in Tibetan cultures, talks by some researchers (see below for the details), and round table discussion on regionality and commonality in Tibetan cultures and their future prospects.
 
December 12, 2011
Welcome and Opening Address by the chair(IRIMOTO Takashi): "Introduction to Regionality and Commonality in Tibetan Cultures"
Session 1: Regionality and Commonality seen from Ladakhi Culture
"The Idea of Compassion in Buddhist Philosophy and Its Impact on Changing Ladakhi Culture and Society."(KONCHOK PHANDAY)
"Medical and Mental Care with Special Reference to High Altitude Ladakhi Culture and Society."(ESHEY ANGMO)
"Expression of Ladakhi Cultural Regionality: Language and Local Rituals."(YAMADA Takako)
Session2. Regionality and Commonality seen from Amdo Culture and History
"Amdo Tibetan Culture and Social Change by Ethnic Immigration－ A Case of Gcantsha Rongba in Haidong District, Qinghai Province, China"(UEHARA Chikako)
"Luro Festival and Its Historical Background at Bodskor Village, Rebgong Prefecture, Qinghai Province, China"(CHORTEN JABU)
December 13 (Teusday)
Session 3. Regionality and Commonality seen from Tibetans-in-Exile and Kham-pa
"Regional Cultural Differences and Commonality in Tibet and in Exile with Special Reference to Status of Women."(DONKAR LHAMO)
"Living with Multiple Identities as a Tibetan Refugee in a Transborder Milieu."(NOGUCHI RINZING GYARI)
"Thangka Painting."(LOBSANG JAMPA)
Session 4. Overview on Regionality and Commonality
"Commonality in Tibetan Belief and Creed: Lha appeared in the Festivals and Its Relation to Kingship and Buddhism."(IRIMOTO Takashi)
Session 5. General Discussion
Round Table Discussion on Regionality and Commonality in Tibetan Cultures and Their Future Prospects.
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