July 29 *, August 5, 12, 19, 26, September 3 (the schedule has been changed), 9, 17, 23, 30, October 7
　In principle, every Saturday (opens on Sunday only on September 3 and 17, and holidays on September 23)
10:30-12:00
*From 13:00 on July 29 (Sat), at the 26th class of graduate school. There is no parking space on this day because the open campus is held. Please use public transportation.

Professor Masahiro Nishida
(Graduate School of Letters, Hiroshima University Graduate School, his main research theme is Kant Ethics, and his main book, "A La Cart of Anxiety," Nishinihon Shimbun, 2005)

Introduction to Philosophy
　Those who took a lecture on philosophy as a student but did not know at all, or who think that abstract arguments such as philosophy are of no use, and those who are convinced that humans can live without philosophy, are already at the entrance of philosophy. Let's read the easy-to-understand introduction to philosophy.

July 29 *, August 5, 19, 26, September 2, October 7, 14, 21, November 4, 11, and 25
　Saturday
13:30-15:00
*From 13:00 on July 29 (Sat), at the 26th class of graduate school. There is no parking space on this day because the open campus is held. Please use public transportation.

Lecturer: Mitsuru Takei Miki
(Graduate School of Letters, Hiroshima University Graduate School; his main research themes include Chinese literature, Chinese classical literature (especially the six dynasties) and Chinese literature education.)

Reading Chinese poems: focusing on the poems of "love"
　 How is "love" expressed in Chinese poems? Even if you say "love" in one word, the contents are various, such as the love of men and women, the love of family, and friendship. I will read Chinese poems with such content while organizing interpretation problems. Let's read together the thoughts of the author who is transmitted across time and space.

July 29 *, August 7, 14, 21, 28, September 4, 11, 25, October 2, 16 and 23
　In principle, every Monday (closed on public holidays)
17:30-19:00
*From 13:00 on July 29 (Sat), at the 26th class of graduate school. There is no parking space on this day because the open campus is held. Please use public transportation.

Prof. Hisayoshi Hiraike
(Graduate from Kyushu University Graduate School, Graduate School of Economics, major book "Company and Innovation" Sogonsha, 1991)

Anne's Diary and Its Surroundings - Thinking about War and Peace
　I visited Frankfurt, Germany, where Anne was born, a camp in the land of demise, a shelter in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Basel, Switzerland, where Anne's father Otto lived, and I also met Anne's friend Hannah in Israel. I will introduce this experience and think about peace.