Prix de la Fondation du Japon
Les prix de la Fondation du Japon distinguent les personnes et organisations pour leur contribution importante à « l'amélioration de la compréhension mutuelle entre le Japon et d'autres pays ». Les activités dans un domaine académique ou culturel sont récompensées par la Fondation du Japon chaque année depuis 1973[1]. Les prix contribuent à faire avancer la mission de la Fondation relativement à la langue et la culture japonaises[2].
Les Prix de la Fondation du Japon sont à l'origine composés de deux types de prix : les prix de la Fondation du Japon et les prix spéciaux de la Fondation du Japon. Ces prix sont à présent intégrés en trois catégories : « Arts et Culture », « langue japonaise » et « études japonaises et échanges intellectuels » depuis 2008.
Lauréats[modifier | modifier le code]
Prix de la fondation du Japon[modifier | modifier le code]
1973[modifier | modifier le code]
- Serge Elisseeff (Professeur, université Harvard / Études japonaises) [États-Unis]
- Maison internationale du Japon, Inc. [Japon]
- Japan Society [États-Unis]
- Université Sophia [Japon]
1974[modifier | modifier le code]
- James William Fulbright (ancien sénateur) [États-Unis]
- Bernard Leach (potier) [Royaume-Uni]
1975[modifier | modifier le code]
- Edwin Oldfather Reischauer (Professor, Harvard University; Former Ambassador to Japan / Japanese Studies) [États-Unis]
- Kojiro Yoshikawa (Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University; Chairman, The Institute of Eastern Culture) [Japon]
1976[modifier | modifier le code]
- John Whitney Hall (Professeur, Yale University / Histoire du Japon moderne) [Union Européenne]
- Robert E. Ward (Professeur, Stanford University / Politique) [Union Européenne]
- Tōyō Bunko [Japon]
1977[modifier | modifier le code]
- Ronald Philip Dore (Professor, University of Sussex) [Royaume-Uni]
- Choei Ishibashi (Chairman, International Medical Society of Japan / Pediatrics) [Japon]
- Meiji Newspapers and Magazine Library, the Faculty of Laws, the University of Tokyo [Japon]
1978[modifier | modifier le code]
- Frank James Daniels (Professor Emeritus, University of London / Japanese Language Teaching Methodology) [Royaume-Uni]
- James Lanius Stewart (Representative in Japan, The Asian Foundation) [États-Unis]
- Yasaka Takagi (Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo; Member, The Japan Academy / U.S. Political History) [Japon]
1979[modifier | modifier le code]
- Charles Burton Fahs (Former Minister at U.S. Embassy in Tokyo; Former Professor, Miami University) [États-Unis]
- Robert Guillain (journaliste) [France]
- Shigeharu Matsumoto (Chairman, The International House of Japan, Inc.) [Japon]
1980[modifier | modifier le code]
- George Cyril Allen (Professor Emeritus, University of London / Japanese Studies) [Royaume-Uni]
- Hugh Borton (Senior Researcher, Asian Institute, Columbia University) [États-Unis]
- Shinobu Iwamura (Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University / Eastern Studies) [Japon]
1981[modifier | modifier le code]
- Ungku Abdul Aziz (Vice Chancellor, University of Malaya / Economics) [Malaisie]
- George Richard Storry (Professor Emeritus, University of Oxford / Japanese Studies) [Royaume-Uni]
- The Institute of Eastern Culture [Japon]
1982[modifier | modifier le code]
- Yoshitaro Amano (Honorary Director, The Museo Amano of Peru) [Pérou]
- Marius Berthus Jansen (Professor, Princeton University / Japanese Studies) [États-Unis]
- Akira Kurosawa (réalisateur) [Japon]
1983[modifier | modifier le code]
- Donald Keene (Professor, Columbia University / Japanese Literature) [États-Unis]
- René Sieffert (President, l'Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales [INALCO]) [France]
- Shinichi Suzuki (President & Director, Talent Education Institute) [Japon]
1984[modifier | modifier le code]
- Sir John Grenfell Crawford (Former Chancellor, Australian National University / Economics) [Australie]
- Yoichi Maeda (Managing Director, The International House of Japan, Inc.) [Japon]
- Edward Seidensticker (professeur, Columbia University / Japanese Literature) [États-Unis]
1985[modifier | modifier le code]
- Bernard Frank (professeur, Collège de France / Japanese Literature, Religious Thought) [France]
- Eleanor Jorden (Professor, Cornell University / Linguistics, Japanese Language Teaching) [États-Unis]
1986[modifier | modifier le code]
- Fosco Maraini (President, Italian Association for Japanese Studies / Anthropology) [Italie]
- The Japan Society of Northern California [États-Unis]
1987[modifier | modifier le code]
- James William Morley (Professor, Columbia University / International Relations) [États-Unis]
- Chie Nakane (Professor Emerita, University of Tokyo / Social Anthropology) [Japon]
1988[modifier | modifier le code]
- Seiji Ozawa (Music Director, Boston Symphony Orchestra) [Japon]
- Xia Yan (Vice-President, All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles) [Chine]
1989[modifier | modifier le code]
- David MacEachron (Advisor to the Board of Directors, the Japan Society (NY)) [États-Unis]
- Alexander Slawik (Professor Emeritus, The University of Vienna / Ethnology, Asian Studies) [Autriche]
1990[modifier | modifier le code]
- Wieslaw Roman Kotanski (Professor, The University of Warsaw / Japanese Studies) [Pologne]
- Tadao Umesao (Director-General, National Museum of Ethnology) [Japon]
1991[modifier | modifier le code]
- Byong-sam Han (Director-General, National Museum of Korea / Anthropology) [Corée]
- Ian Nish (en) (Professor Emeritus, London School of Economics, University of London / Anglo-Japanese relations) [Royaume-Uni]
1992[modifier | modifier le code]
- Sutan Takdir Alisjahbana (en) (recteur, Universitas Nasional / Literature) [Indonésie]
- Frits Vos (Professor Emeritus, Leiden University / Japanese Studies) [Pays-Bas]
1993[modifier | modifier le code]
- Josef Pittau, S.J. (President, The Pontifical Gregorian University) [Italie]
- Toru Takemitsu (compositeur) [Japon]
1994[modifier | modifier le code]
- Toshio Kawatake (Professor Emeritus, Waseda University) [Japon]
- Heinrich Pfeiffer (Secretary General, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation) [Allemagne]
1995[modifier | modifier le code]
- Donald Richie (Writer / Film Historian) [États-Unis]
- Soshitsu Sen (Grand Master, Urasenke Tradition of Tea) [Japon]
1996[modifier | modifier le code]
- Lee O-young (Chair Professor, Ewha Women's University) [Corée]
- Ezra Feivel Vogel (Director, Fairbank Center for East-Asia Research, Harvard University) [États-Unis]
1997[modifier | modifier le code]
- Roger Goepper (Professor, University of Cologne) [Allemagne]
- Ping-hua Sun (President, The China-Japan Friendship Association) [Chine]
1998[modifier | modifier le code]
- Ikuma Dan (Composer, Member of the Art Academy of Japan) [Japon]
- Robert Anthony Scalapino (en) (Robson Research Professor of Government Emeritus, University of California at Berkeley) [États-Unis]
1999[modifier | modifier le code]
- Frank Gibney (en) (President, The Pacific Basin Institute at Pomona College) [États-Unis]
- Wolfgang Sawallisch (chef d'orchestre, Music Director of the Philadelphia Orchestra Honorary Conductor Laureate of the NHK Symphony Orchestra) [Allemagne]
2000[modifier | modifier le code]
- Myong Kwan Chi (Director,Institute of Japanese Studies, Hallym University) [Corée]
- Yoneo Ishii (President, Kanda University of International Studies) [Japon]
2001[modifier | modifier le code]
- William G. Beasley (Emeritus Professor of the History of the Far East, University of London) [U.K]
- Ikuo Hirayama (Artist) [Japon]
2002[modifier | modifier le code]
- Gerald L. Curtis (Burgess Professor of Political Science, Columbia University) [États-Unis]
- Makoto Ooka (Poet) [Japon]
2003[modifier | modifier le code]
- Yoshiaki Ishizawa (Professor, Faculty of Foreign Studies, Sophia University) [Japon]
- Josef Kreiner (Director, Institute of Japanese Studies, The University of Bonn) [Autriche]
2004[modifier | modifier le code]
- Toshiko Akiyoshi (Jazz Pianist, Jazz Music Composer) [Japon]
2005[modifier | modifier le code]
- Hayao Miyazaki (Animated Film Director) [Japon]
2006[modifier | modifier le code]
- Joe and Etsuko Price (Directors, The Shin'enKan Foundation) [États-Unis]
2007[modifier | modifier le code]
- Royall Tyler (Former Professor and Head of the Japan Centre, Faculty of Asian Studies, université nationale australienne
2008[modifier | modifier le code]
- Arts and Culture : Marco Muller (Director of the Venice International Film Festival) [Italie]
- Japanese Language : Angela Hondru (Professor of Japanese Literature and Civilization, Hyperion University) [Roumanie]
- Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange : Kenneth B. Pyle (en) (Professor, University of Washington) [États-Unis]
2009[modifier | modifier le code]
- Arts and Culture : Boris Akounine (écrivain) [Russie]
- Japanese Language : Alliance of Associations of Teachers of Japanese (AATJ) [États-Unis]
- Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange : Arthur Stockwin (Former director of the Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies at the University of Oxford) [G.B]
2010[modifier | modifier le code]
- Arts and Culture : Tadao Sato (critique de cinéma) [Japon]
- Japanese Language : Savitri Vishwanathan (Former Professor of Japanese Studies, University of Delhi) [Inde]
- Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange: Ben-Ami Shillony (Professor Emeritus of Japanese Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) [Israël]
2011[modifier | modifier le code]
- Arts and Culture : Tambuco (en) ensemble de percussions [Mexique]
- Japanese Language : Department of Japanese and Japanese Literature, Faculty of Arts, Cairo University [Égypte]
- Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange : Augustin Berque (Retired Professor, School of Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences) [France]
Prix spéciaux[modifier | modifier le code]
De 1974 à 2007, Special Prizes have been conferred, supplementing the list of those recognized by the Foundation.
1974[modifier | modifier le code]
- Japan Center for International Exchange (en) [Japon]
- The Japanese Cultural Society, Singapore [Singapour]
1975[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Asian Students Cultural Association [Japon]
- The European Association for Japanese Studies [Europe]
- The Maison Franco-Japonaise [Japon]
1976[modifier | modifier le code]
- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Natur-und Völkerkunde Ostasiens [à Tokyo]
- The Fukuoka UNESCO Association [Japon]
1977[modifier | modifier le code]
- The International Society for Educational Information [Japon]
- Simul International, Inc. [Japon]
1978[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Tokyo School of Japanese Language, The Institute for Research in Linguistic Culture [Japon]
- The Kodokan [Japan]
1979[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Australia, Japan and Western Pacific Economic Relations Research Committee, A.N.U. [Australie]
- Ken Kurihara (Compilatory Staff, Diplomatic Record Office) [Japon]
1980[modifier | modifier le code]
- Africa Society of Japan [Japan]
- The Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language [Japon]
1981[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Nihon Ki-in [Japan]
- Publishers Association for Cultural Exchange, Japan [Japon]
1982[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Asiatic Society of Japan [in Tokyo]
- The Inter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies [à Tokyo]
1983[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Asian Cultural Centre for UNESCO [Japon]
- The International Students Institute [Japon]
1984[modifier | modifier le code]
- AFS International / Intercultural Programs, Inc. [États-Unis]
- Kawakita Memorial Film Institute [Japon]
1985[modifier | modifier le code]
- The International Education Center [Japon]
- Japan-China Cultural Exchange Association [Japon]
1986[modifier | modifier le code]
- Shotaro Iida (Associate Professor, University of British Columbia / Indian Studies, Buddhism) [Canada]
- The Japan-Netherlands Institute [Japon]
1987[modifier | modifier le code]
- Lokesh Chandra (Director, International Academy of Indian Culture / Buddhism) [Inde]
- Josef Kreiner (Professor, Bonn University / Japanese Ethnology) [Autriche]
1988[modifier | modifier le code]
- Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (Toronto) [Canada]
- Jean-Jacques Origas (Professor, l'Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales) [France]
1989[modifier | modifier le code]
- Akio Hosono (Professor, The University of Tsukuba / Economics, Latin American Studies) [Japon]
- Japan Association for Foreign Student Affairs [Japon]
1990[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Indonesian Foundation for Intercultural Learning [Indonésie]
- The University of Tokyo Press [Japon]
1991[modifier | modifier le code]
- La Asociacion Argentino-Japonesa (Argentine-Japanese Association) [Argentine]
- Japan Silver Volunteers, Inc. [Japon]
1992[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Association for Japanese-Language Teaching [Japon]
- Peter Kornicki (University Lecturer in Japanese, University of Cambridge) [Royaume-Uni] / Nozomu Hayashi (Associate Professor, Toyoko Gakuen Women's College / Littérature japonaise) [Japon]
- Yuriko Kuronuma (violoniste, President of Academia Yuriko Kuronuma) [Mexique]
1993[modifier | modifier le code]
- Iwanami Hall [Japon]
- Tatyana Lyvovna Sokolova-Delyusina (traducteur, membre du comité de littérature de Moscou) [Russie]
1994[modifier | modifier le code]
- Kōdansha International Ltd. [Japon]
- Phaisith Phipatanakul (Secretary General, National Assembly) [Thaïlande]
1995[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Association for the Conservation of National Treasures [Japon]
- Haji Abdul Razak Abdul Hamid (en) (Head, Look East Policy Programme, Centre of Preparatory Education, MARA Institute of Technology) [Malaysia][3].
1996[modifier | modifier le code]
- Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture, Columbia University [États-Unis]
- Midori Goto (violoniste / Founder and President of the Midori Foundation) [Japon / États-Unis]
1997[modifier | modifier le code]
- Centre of Japanese Art and Technology "Manggha" in Cracow [Pologne]
- Kai Nieminen (traducteur de littérature japonaise, japonologue, écrivain) [Finlande]
1998[modifier | modifier le code]
- Thomas Erdos (Artistic Director, Theatre de la Ville) [France]
- Pusan Korea-Japan Cultural Exchange Assoiciation [Corée]
- Suntory Foundation [Japon]
1999[modifier | modifier le code]
- Japanese American National Museum (en) [États-Unis]
- Ahmet Mete Tuncoku (Professor, Middle East Technical University) [Turquie]
- Tadashi Yamamoto (President, Japan Center for International Exchange) [Japon]
2000[modifier | modifier le code]
- The Daido Life Foundation [Japon]
- Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art, Haifa Museums [Israël]
- Willy Freddy Vande Walle (Department Chair Section of Japanese Studies, Department of Oriental and Slavonic Studies, The Catholic University of Leuven) [Belgique]
2001[modifier | modifier le code]
- Kosta Balabanov (President of the Society for Macedonian-Japanese Friendship and Cooperation, Honorary Consul-General of Japan in Skopje) [Macédoine]
- The Berliner Festspiele [Allemagne]
- Naoyuki Miura (President, Artistic Director of Music From Japan, Inc.) [Japon]
2002[modifier | modifier le code]
- Mouvement Japanese Mothers for Foreign Students de la YWCA de Tokyo [Japon]
- The Old Japan Students' Association, Thailand (OJSAT) [Thaïlande]
- Warsaw University, Oriental Studies Institute, Department of Japanese and Korean Studies [Pologne]
2003[modifier | modifier le code]
- Far Eastern National University, Institute of Oriental Studies [Russie]
- Mikio Kato (Trustee and Executive Director, International House of Japan) [Japon]
- Turkish Japanese Foundation [Turquie]
2004[modifier | modifier le code]
- James Quandt (Senior Programmer, Cinematheque Ontario) [Canada]
- Kurayoshi Takara (Professor, Faculty of Law and Letters, the University of the Ryukyus) [Japon]
- Dok Bong Yi (Professor, Division of Foreign Languages, Dongduk Women's University) [Corée]
2005[modifier | modifier le code]
- China Japanese Educational Association [Chine]
- Tabassum Kashmiri (Former Foreign Instructor, Osaka University of Foreign Studies) [Pakistan]
- Philippine Educational Theater Association [Philippines]
2006[modifier | modifier le code]
- Yongdeok Kim (doyen, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University) [Corée]
- Saint-Petersburg State University, Faculty of Asian and African Studies [Russie]
- Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival Organizing Committee [Japon]
2007[modifier | modifier le code]
- Ayse Selcuk Esenbel (professeur à l'Université du Bosphore) [Turquie]
- Levy Hideo (romancier; professeur à la Hosei University) [États-Unis]
- Fram Kitagawa (Art Director; Chairman, Art Forum Gallery Co.) [Japon]
Notes et références[modifier | modifier le code]
- (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Japan Foundation Award » (voir la liste des auteurs).
- Japan Foundation, About Awards and Special Prizes; consulté le 23 mai 2011
- Ager, Dennis. (2001). Motivation in Language Planning and Language Policy, p. 64. sur Google Livres
- Dzulkifli Abdul Razak, « Razak-sensei, from the ashes of Hiroshima », New Sunday Times, Albukhary International University, (lire en ligne [archive du ], consulté le )
Bibliographie[modifier | modifier le code]
- Ager, Dennis. (2001). Motivation in Language Planning and Language Policy. Clevedon: Multilingual Matters. (ISBN 1853595284 et 9781853595288); (ISBN 1853595292 et 9781853595295); OCLC 248189692
