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[Participation in person available / Simultaneous online broadcast] Learn Management through Rakugo, sponsored by the University of Tsukuba Liberal Arts Education Center "Tradition x Management" A new form of learning "Management" is actually alive in the world of Rakugo. Many hints that are useful for modern issues are hidden in the stories and humour of Rakugo, which was cultivated during the Edo period. This time, after watching Master Tatekawa Dankei's "Yanagida Kakunoshin", you will learn about the commonalities between "Rakugo" and "management" and how to use them in practice through a management lecture by Professor Isaka Yasushi of the University of Tsukuba Liberal Arts Education Center and a discussion between Master Tatekawa Dankei and Professor Isaka. This is an event where a wide range of people from high school students to the general public can learn about liberal arts. [Event summary] * Organizer: University of Technology Liberal Arts Education Center * Date and time: Tuesday, February 11, 2025 (national holiday) 14:00-17:00 * Venue: Shibuya QWS * In-person participation limited to 40 people / simultaneous online streaming * Target audience: high school students, University of Technology students, faculty and staff, etc. Program * 14:00-14:15 Greetings from the President and Center Director * 14:15-15:00 Rakugo "Yanagida Kakunoshin" (performer: Tatekawa Dankei) * 15:10-15:50 Management lecture (lecturer: Isaka Yasushi) * 15:50-16:50 Special talk "Learning management through 'rakugo'" (Tatekawa Dankei x Isaka Yasushi) * 16:50-17:00 Closing remarks [Performers] ■ Tatekawa Dankei A shin'uchi of the Tatekawa school of rakugo and a writer. A "serious (writing-book) rakugo performer." Born November 16, 1965. Born in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture. Graduated from Keio University. Joined Wacoal Co., Ltd. in 1988, but could not give up on his dream of becoming a comedian, and in 1990 passed the audition for the first class of Yoshimoto Kogyo Fukuoka and joined the company. In 1991, he left Wacoal Co., Ltd. and Yoshimoto Kogyo Co., Ltd. He entered the Tachikawa-ryu A course and called himself "Tachikawa Wacoal." In 2000, he was promoted to futatsume, and renamed "Tachikawa Dankei" by his master, Tachikawa Danshi VII, and in 2005, he was promoted to shin'uchi (the first Keio University graduate to become a shin'uchi). His hobby is weight training, and even now at over 50 years old, he can bench press over 100 kg. As a writer, he has written more than 20 books, which is unique for a rakugo performer. ■Isaka Yasushi Professor at the Liberal Arts Education Center of the University of Monotsukuri / Co-representative of the NPO Drucker Society Born in Kazo City, Saitama Prefecture in 1972. Graduated from the School of Political Science and Economics at Waseda University, and left the doctoral program at the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology at the University of Tokyo with sufficient credits. PhD (Commerce). Currently a professor at the Liberal Arts Education Center of the University of Tsukuba. Has written and translated numerous books on Drucker and management.

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