Tóth Gergely

Gergely Toth holds an MA in Japanese Studies from Gaspar Karoli University of the Reformed Church in Budapest, Hungary.  He spent 2 years as a Research Fellow at Waseda University in Tokyo. His interdisciplinary research paper is focusing on the history of relations between the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy's Hungary and Meiji- and Taisho Japan during the 1869-1913 period.

Edutainment events, lectures in the past:

2019 Nov.: Lecture at Nissan Institute, University of Oxford, Nissan Seminar Series: 'Under Double Monarchy: Early Hungarian-Japanese Relations in the global setting'
2019 Jan.: Sushi Sei Restaurant Budapest edutainment event (history + sushi workshop)
2018: Collaboration with Negura Cooking: Event series 'Salon Japonaise' (history+gastronomy)
2018: Several lectures, book presentations: Institute of Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT, Budapest), Petőfi Literary Museum Budapest, KeletCult Coffee Budapest, Három Holló (Drei Raben) Coffeehouse Budapest, etc...
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