Faculty information (degree and performance)
Faculty details
ISHIKAWA Tomoko
ISHIKAWA Tomoko
- Affiliation
- Organization for Liberal Arts Education International Exchange Center
- Position
- Associate Professor
- Position
- Mr. International Exchange Center
Researcher Information
Specialized fields
Education Sociology, Intercultural Education, Study of Overseas Chinese People
Courses in charge
Specialized exercises I and II, intercultural exchange, diversity, multicultural coexistence, academic literacy
Educational background
Graduate School of Human Sciences, Osaka University
Acquired degree
Master's (Human Science)
Affiliated Society
Japan Society of Education and Sociology, Japan Society of Education, Japan Society of Intercultural Education, Japan Society of Overseas Chinese Studies
Research Keywords
Multicultural Symbiosis Education
Foreign schools (Chinese schools)
Current research themes
1) Research on Multicultural Education
We are conducting an educational sociological survey on the education and career development of foreign children who came to Japan after 1980.
2) Study of Foreign Schools
We conduct interviews with foreign schools in Japan (especially Chinese schools), young Chinese teachers, and parents who study there. From 2020, I would like to clarify the relationship between the career formation process and school experience under the theme of "Study on the socialization function of Chinese schools."
Major Research Results and Activities
[Co-author]
・Edited by Kokichi Shimizu, "Newcomer Living in High School-Educational Support at Osaka Prefectural High School" Akashi Shoten 2008
・Published by Kokichi Shimizu, Tomoko Nakajima, Satoshi Kaji, "Japanese School of Foreign Studies in Japan: Challenges in Educational Policy for Transnationality," Akashi Shoten 2014 (Part III, China School)
・2019 Akashi Shoten (Chapter 3, Chapter 10, Hong Kong Part), supervised by Kokichi Shimizu, edited by Hiko Hayashizaki, et al., "Efforts to Correct academic disparities in East Asia and Western Europe"
・Enai En, Kosuke Yamamoto, "High School in Osaka Walking with Foreign Students: Transformation of School Culture and Life Courses for Graduates" Akashi Shoten 2023 (Students who graduated from Part 3: School)
Results of commissioned projects for scientific research, etc.
[Research Representative]
・ISHIKAWA Tomoko, Shimonoseki City University, 2020–2023
[Research Contributor]
・Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) “Clinical Education Sociology Study on Understanding and Improvement and Overcoming Scholastic Disparity” (Research Representative: Kokichi Shimizu, Graduate School of Osaka University) 2014-2019
・Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) “Study on Transfer Forms in Education for Newcomers” (Research Representative: Enai, Graduate School of Osaka University) 2018-2021
・Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) “Study on Learning Places for Foreign Students-Nationwide Survey of Special Capacity Schools and Part-time / Communication High Schools” (Research Representative: Matsuo Tamaki, Utsunomiya University) 2019-2024
・Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) "Educational Sociology Research on Elimination and Inclusion in School Systems - From the Perspective of Minority" (Research Representative: Kokichi Shimizu, Graduate School of Osaka University) 2020-2023
[Research collaborators]
・The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (JSPS) 2011-2012 (Research: Kokichi Shimizu, Graduate School of Osaka University)
Class seminar
My seminar
China Social Theory and Multicultural Symbiosis Theory
At the seminar, we will consider Chinese society from the perspective of "transportation of people". After the launch of the reform and opening policy in 1978, the movement of people and goods from China to foreign countries became more active. In addition, due to the relaxation of the departure policy, a departure boom such as studying abroad has occurred, and the number of new immigrants has increased. Furthermore, as typified by overseas Chinese, Chinese immigrants have a long history and large scale not only in Southeast Asia but also in Japan, Europe and the United States. In this seminar, we will focus on the impact of the transformation of "China" on changes in the environment and consciousness surrounding the movement of people from China, and deepen our learning about the state of Chinese society as a sending country. In addition, in this seminar, you can set various research themes and explore them freely. (For example, multicultural coexistence, children with foreign roots, education, disparity, gender, family relationships, environmental issues, youth values, etc.)
Social Activities
Response to SDGs
Based on Japan's industrial analysis, we will discuss the development and development of industries, especially the role of technological innovation (innovation) in industrial development.