Japan, China, and South Korea to Convene for Landmark Cultural Heritage Policy Discussion
Tokyo, Japan – July 30, 2025 – The Agency for Cultural Affairs and the International Centre for the Study of East Asian Development (ICSEAD) in conjunction with the Cultural Heritage International Cooperation Consortium are pleased to announce an upcoming research meeting focused on the current state of cultural heritage policies in Japan, China, and South Korea. This significant event, commemorating the 2025-2026 Japan-China-South Korea Cultural Exchange Year, will delve into recent legislative amendments and explore future perspectives within the field.
The research meeting, titled “Current Cultural Heritage Policies in Japan, China, and South Korea: Background and Prospects of Recent Legislative Amendments,” is scheduled to take place on September 14, 2025, in Tokyo. This timely gathering aims to foster a deeper understanding and facilitate collaborative dialogue among experts from the three nations, who share a rich and interconnected cultural heritage.
The backdrop for this crucial discussion is the designation of 2025-2026 as the Japan-China-South Korea Cultural Exchange Year, an initiative designed to promote mutual understanding and cooperation through various cultural activities. By focusing on cultural heritage policies, the consortium seeks to highlight the shared challenges and opportunities in preserving and promoting invaluable historical assets across East Asia.
The program will specifically address recent legal reforms enacted in each country concerning cultural heritage. Participants will have the opportunity to gain insights into the driving forces behind these legislative changes, the specific measures being implemented, and the anticipated impact on the future of cultural heritage preservation and management. This exchange is expected to shed light on best practices, innovative approaches, and potential areas for future collaboration.
The event promises to be a valuable platform for policymakers, academics, heritage professionals, and stakeholders to engage in meaningful discussions. By examining the contemporary legislative landscape, the research meeting will contribute to the ongoing efforts to safeguard and enhance the cultural heritage of Japan, China, and South Korea for generations to come.
Further details regarding the specific venue in Tokyo and the complete agenda will be announced in due course. This initiative underscores the commitment of the Agency for Cultural Affairs, ICSEAD, and the Cultural Heritage International Cooperation Consortium to strengthening cultural ties and fostering a shared vision for the future of cultural heritage in the region.
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