KSG Club of Japan : About Us

As of end of June 2004, nearly 400 Japanese had a privilege to study at KSG. KSG Club of Japan was founded in December 2003 to provide a venue for socialization, networking, and education. The membership will be given to KSG alumni living in Japan and Japanese KSG alumni. The Club's Charter

We will plan various types of events, most of which shall be open to public, and provide information on this website.

	Board		Staff

President Yasuhisa Shiozaki Chief Cabinet Secretary, Member of the House of Representatives V.P. Takeshi Isayama Chairman, The Carlyle Group Tsuyoshi Maruyama Director-General, Cabinet Office Ikuo Kabashima Professor, University of Tokyo Shinichi Yoshida Managing Director, The Asahi Shimbun Charmine Koda Journalist [MC/MPA92] Auditor Dr. Takeo Hirata Professor, Waseda University Yoko Makino President, Yoko Makino CPA Firm Advisor Dr. Ezra Vogel Professor Emeritus, Harvard University Dr. Heizo Takenaka Director, Global Security Research Institute, Keio University Sadako Ogata President, Japan International Cooperation Agency Yutaka Kawashima Grand Master of the Ceremonies, Imperial Household Agency Dr. Fumio Kodama Dean, Graduate School of Engineering Management,   Shibaura Institute of Technology Masaharu Nakatsu Adviser, Tokyo Electric Power Co.,Inc

Ezra F. Vogel Director, Global Security Research Institute, Keio University Visiting Associate Professor, Harvard University (1989) <Bio> 1958  PhD. Department of Social Relations, Harvard University 1960-1961  Assistant Professor, Yale University 1972-1977  Director , Harvard's East Asian Research Center, Harvard University 1977-1980  Chairman, Council for East Asian Studies, Harvard University 1980-1987  Director, Program on U.S.-Japan Relations at the Center for International Affairs 1987-   Honorary Director, Program on U.S.-Japan Relations at the Center for International Affairs 1995-1999  Director of the Fairbank Center 1997-1999  Director of the Asia Center 1998  Chairman of the Harvard Committee to Welcome President Jiang Zemin 2001  Co-director, the Asia Foundation Task Force on East Asian Policy Recommendations for the New Administration <Other Activities> 1993-1995  the National Intelligence Officer for East Asia at the National Intelligence Council in Washington 1996  Director, the American Assembly on China 1998  the Joint Chinese-American Assembly between China and the United States <Publication> Japan's New Middle Class (1963) Canton Under Communism (1969), won the Harvard University Press faculty book of the year award.  The Japanese edition of his book Japan as Number One:  Lessons for America (1979) Comeback (1988) One Step Ahead in China: Guangdong Under Reform (1989) The Four Little Dragons: The Spread of Industrialization in East Asia (1991) Is Japan Still Number One? (2000)

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