Events, Projects, and Exhibits

Learn more about the on-going and recent events, projects, and exhibits at the Tateuchi East Asia Library:

Events

• The History and Character of Premodern Japanese Books with Takahiro Sasaki on October 26, 2022, 5:30 – 6:45 p.m.
• Korean Book Talk — Booksori (북:소리)

• The Jews in Kaifeng: Yesterday and Today, Live Webiner by Rabbi Anson Laytner on June 3, 2021 (recording)

Projects

• Oral History Project for Seattle Chinese Immigrants — "History through Memories and Stories"
• Discover Republican China: Cataloging Hidden Treasures of the 20th Century Chinese Publications
• Frank A. Kunishige Collection Project
• Preservation Project
• TEAL Renovation Project
• US-Japan Library Exchange Program
• Tateuchi Research Methods Workshop Series

For the past projects, see Past Project

Exhibits

• Xinghua Xiao: Art Inspired by Bronze Ritual Vessels & Qin and Han Dynasty Bricks and Tiles (March 21, 2022 -): online exhibit
• 妖怪 Yōkai (February 4, 2022 -)
• The Jews of Kaifeng (2021-): online exhibit; lecture by Rabbi Anson Laytner
• Building Bridges Between Cultures: Celebrating the New Year at the East Asia Library (February 3, 2020 - )
• Reiwa - Japan's New Imperial Era (November 1, 2019 – January 31, 2020)
• Washington to the World: A Century of Global Connections, 1919-2019 (November 4 - December 31, 2019)
• Taiwan Relations Act @ 40: An Enduring Partnership (August 1 - September 30, 2019)
• Behind the Golden Spike: the Story of the Invisible and Unwelcome Chinese Railway Workers in Tacoma (April 10 - September 29, 2019)

For the exhibits from 2018 and older, see Past Exhibits