This lecture (in English) will be held Thursday July 21 at 7:00 at Lakeland University in Ryogoku, Tokyo. It will also be streamed via Zoom.

"Hayama 1952/2022: Charles Junkerman's Photographs, 1952-53", presented by John Junkerman

Charles Junkerman arrived in Japan in 1952 as a doctor in the US Navy. He started taking pictures of life around him as he and his family settled into a house in the seaside town of Hayama. He took hundreds of photos of fishermen, farmers, and matsuri festival goers. His son, Tokyo-based filmmaker John, recently published these photos into a book. Join us as John Junkerman discusses his father's photos and the fascinating history behind them.

--To attend the event in person, there is no need to register. For a map and directions to Lakeland's Ryogoku campus, see our website: https://luj.lakeland.edu/contact

**Our in-person guests are asked to follow the usual masking and social-distancing health protocols

--To join on Zoom, please register here (before 5PM on the day of the event). You will be emailed a link that afternoon
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1W3XaR-lk4-mN55zKKjyylaA5ePZFL9jn6VTVwl1WSNo/edit

Lakeland Lectures are a forum for researchers, students and members of the public to discuss contemporary issues affecting Japan. Lakeland University has offered a U.S.-accredited liberal arts program in Tokyo since 1991. Lakeland's main campus is in Wisconsin, USA and was founded in 1862.

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Roger Grabowski, Jr.
Assistant Professor of General Studies
Lakeland University Japan