The University of Tokyo Humanities Center (HMC)
The University of Tokyo Humanities Center (HMC) is a research center dedicated to advancing humanities research through interdisciplinary collaboration. The center hosts various events, seminars, and collaborative research projects to explore topics such as the impact of stories on human behavior and the analysis of impressions through reality, art, and literature.
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The HMC at The University of Tokyo is a leading institution in the field of humanities, focusing on the intersection of various disciplines to enhance our understanding of human culture and behavior. The center's activities include open research seminars, collaborative projects, and the exploration of how stories shape us. The HMC aims to foster a vibrant research community and contribute to the global discourse on humanities.
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