Conference History

1986

1st Yoko Civilization International Conference:
“Creating the Future of Mankind”
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October 31 – Nov.ember 1, 1986
Takayama, Japan

1988

1st International Conference: “Religion and Healing”

July 30 – August 2, 1988
Fujisawa, Japan

1989

2nd Yoko Civilization International Conference:
“What Does It Mean To Be Human?”
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October 28-November 1, 1989
Takayama, Japan

1993

1st Yoko International Conference in Europe:
“Human Responsibilities Approaching the 21st Century”

May 9-10, 1993
Luxembourg

1997

Symposium: “Life and the Environment: From the Perspective of Natural Science”

August 25-27, 1997
Nasu, Japan

1998

Symposium: “Life and the Environment: View of Life and Healing”

August 17-19, 1998
Tokyo, Japan

1999

3rd Yoko Civilization International Conference:
“Life and the Environment”
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August 18-21, 1999
Takayama, Japan

2000

Symposium : “Continuity and Discontinuity between Living Things and Non-Living Things”

December 9-10, 2000
Tokyo, Japan

2001

Symposium: “Spirituality in the Present Age”

December. 14-16, 2001
Hakone, Japan

2002

Symposium: “Brain and Mind”

October 24-25, 2002
Tokyo, Japan

2003

Symposium: “Life Science and the Crisis Facing Humanity”

October 24-25, 2003
Awaji, Japan

2005

4th Yoko Civilization International Conference:
“Science and Religion in the Age of Crisis”
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September 18-21, 2005
Awaji, Japan

2008

1st Yoko Agriculture Research Conference

March 1-3, 2008
Takayama, Japan

2008

1st Yoko Civilization Conference in Latin America: “Life and the Environment”

June 23, 2008
São Joaquim, Brazil

2009

2nd Yoko Agriculture Research Conference

January 10-12, 2009
Takayama, Japan

2010

Symposium: “Conventional and Organic Agriculture: Toward a New Agriculture”

June 26-28, 2010
Takayama, Japan

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