＜講演会＞
"From Anime to K-pop: The Changing Landscape of East Asian Popular Culture in South America"

• ＜講演者＞
  Wonjung Min
  ・Visiting Research Fellow at the SNUAC (Seoul National University Asia Center)
  ・Former Faculty Member, Department of History, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
  ・Author of several books, Jin, Dal Yong, Kyoung Yoon, & Wonjung Min. Transnational Hallyu: The Globalization of Korean Digital and Popular Culture. Rowman & Littlefield, 2021.
• ＜日時＞ 2026年7月17日（金）17:30～19:00
• ＜ 会場＞ 上智大学四谷キャンパス中央図書館8階L-821会議室（対面）
• ＜ 使用言語＞ 英語（通訳なし）
  
• ＜予約・参加＞ 予約不要／参加費無料

＜概要＞
Drawing on the concepts of Chinoism, transpacific cultural flows, and popular culture reception, this presentation explores the changing landscape of East Asian popular culture in South America. It traces a historical trajectory from early Latin American imaginaries of Asia to the rise of Japanese anime and manga fandoms and, more recently, the expansion of the Korean Wave (Hallyu). Focusing primarily on Chile while situating it within broader South American trends, the talk examines how anime and manga communities provided important foundations for the reception of K-pop and other Korean cultural products. Rather than viewing Hallyu as a sudden rupture or a simple replacement of Japanese cultural influence, the presentation argues that it represents a new phase in a longer process through which South Americans have imagined, consumed, and engaged with East Asia. By examining these continuities and transformations, the talk sheds light on the evolving cultural connections linking South America and East Asia in the twenty-first century.

＜詳細＞
イベロアメリカ研究所HPをご参照ください：
htps://tdept.sophia.ac.jp/is/ibero/lecture/from-anime-to-k-pop-the-changing-landscape-of-east-asian-popular-culture-in-south-america/

＜主催＞
上智大学イベロアメリカ研究所

＜問合せ先＞ ibero@sophia.ac.jp