K-12 Seminars

Join us at The Huntington Library on November 9, 2025, for a free one-day educator workshop examining Japan’s wartime history, diplomacy, and cultural influence. Featuring a keynote by Professor Tosh Minohara on World War II and U.S.–Japan relations, a session with Professor Miya Elise Desjardins on Japanese aesthetics and gardens in Southern California, and a guided tour of The Huntington’s Japanese Garden, this program offers educators fresh perspectives and classroom-ready insights on Japan’s global and local legacies.

China’s rise has already reshaped our world and its influence continues to grow. Many welcome this. Some worry about it. K-12 educators are encouraged to learn more about China and its global reach in this five week online course. It is aimed at equipping teachers to bring more about these vital developments into their own classrooms.