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Sex: Male
Address: (Residence) Hieidaira 2-22-3, Otsu 520-0016,
Japan
Phone & Fax: 81-775-526-3430
e-mail:twatanab@mail.doshisha.ac.jp
or twatanab@oak.ocn.ne.jp
Internet Web Site: http://www1.doshisha.ac.jp/~twatanab
(Office) Journalism Department, Faculty of Letters,
Doshisha University, Kamigyo, Kyoto 602-8580, Japan (Phone:81-775-251-3441,
Fax:81-775-251-3066)
Date of Birth: June 23, 1944 (Age 56 at present)
Nationality: Japanese
Degrees: B.A. English Literature, Doshisha University,
Kyoto, Japan, 1967
M.A. Journalism
and Mass Communication Studies, Doshisha University, 1969
Present Position: Professor of Doshisha University,
Kyoto, Japan
Teaching Journalism Ethics and Mass Communication Theory
Other Responsibilities: Advisory Committee Member
to Kansai TV Co., Osaka, Japan
International Committee Member of Japan Table Tennis Association
Secretary General of Japan-Seychelles Association
Major Publications
Books:
International English
for Japanese, The Asahi Shimbun Press, Tokyo, 1983
Seychelles Guide,
Kobunsha Press, Tokyo, 1983
The Paradigm for
Civic Society, Shimin-Bunkasha Press, Otsu, 1987
Media Studies at
Present, (edited with Mitsuo Oka and Koji Yamaguchi),
Sekai-Shisosha Press, Kyoto, 1994
Television and Its
Media Hoaxes, Sanseido Press, Tokyo, 1995
Sociology of Media
Tricks, The Sekai-Shisosha Press, Kyoto, 1995
Media Literacy,
Diamond Press, Tokyo, 1997
Fairness and Responsibility
in the Media, Doshisha University Press, Kyoto, 1997
Encyclopedia of
Media & Communication Studies, (edited with Koji Yamaguchi),
The Sekai-Shisosha Press, Kyoto, 1999
Information Democracy
and The People's Right to Communicate, Ushio Shuppan Press,2000
People's Voice: The Seikyo Shimbun, Sangokan Press,
2000
Recent Academic Activities outside Japan by Takesato
Watanabe, Professor at Doshisha University, Japan, written on May 2, 2000
1. Speeches on Media of Japan at four universities
in the United Sates such as at San Diego State University, which was arranged
by the Japanese Ministry for Foreign Affairs, September 1995
2. Speeches on The Role of Media at three universities
in the United Kingdom such as Stirling University, which was arranged by
the British Council, February 1996
3. Speech on The Recent Media Situation of Japan
at Loughborough University in the United Kingdom, which was arranged by
the British Council, March 1998
4. Invited to attend the International Colloquium
on Contemporary Japanese Culture at Cambridge University, the UK, which
was arranged by the organizer at Cambridge University
5. Speech on Historical Revisionism in the Japanese
Media at Pan-pacific Media Conference held at Claremont McKenna College
in the US, which was arranged by the organizer, October 1998
6. Speech on Media Convergence -- an Experience
of Japan at the International Colloquium on the Convergence of Political
Economy, organized by European Association of Communication Studies, at
the Westminster University, London, UK, September, 1999
7. Speech on New Religions in the Japanese Media
at the Annual Meeting of Canadian Association of Japanese Cultural Studies,
October, 1999 at McGill University, Montreal, Canada
8. Speech on Japanese Media and Power Structure
at The Simon Wiesenthal Center, Los Angeles, US, October, 1999
The above mentioned is correct as of September 20, 2000
Takesato Watanabe
Mr.Takesato Watanabe is currently a professor in
Journalism and Mass Communication
at Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan. For more
information write to:
Professor Takesato Watanabe
Department of Journalism and Mass Communication
Doshisha University, Kamigyo, Kyoto 602-8580 ,Japan
Phone:81-775-251-3441 Fax:81-775-251-3066
E-mail twatanab@mail.doshisha.ac.jp
or twatanab@oak.ocn.ne.jp
Otsu city Citizens Culture
University
Seychells Tourist Office,
Japan
International Table Tennis
Foundation(ITTF) Home Page
Japan
Tabale Tennis Association Home Page
Chirorin-mura
Home Page（This page includes Takesato Watanabe's thesis.)
Media Editorials(English)
twatanab@mail.doshisha.ac.jp
Kansai TV(KTV) Advisary
Council
