Sept. 1982 |
“Garden and Culture in Japan”, Asian Study Program, School of Arts, Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia |
April 1984 to present |
“Study of Landscape Architecture”, School of Arts, Kyoto City University of Arts |
July 1985 |
“Japanese Garden Design”, Professional Development Summer 1985, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, Massachusetts, U.S.A. |
Oct. 1985 |
“The Relations between Culture, Perception and Garden Design in Japan”, Guest Speaker, 58th National Conference, Royal Australian Institute of Parks and Recreation, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia |
Oct. 1985 |
“The Principles and Techniques of Japanese Garden Construction”, at the same above |
Oct. 1985 |
“Nakane Workshop on Japanese Garden : the Techniques of Design and Construction of Japanese Garden”, same above, after the Conference |
March 1988 |
“Construction of Tenju-en”, for the member of the Japanese Garden Society, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture |
Sept. 1988 |
“Tea Garden”, Public Educational Development Course, Bukkyo University, Kyoto |
Oct. 1988 |
“The Construction of Tenshin-en Japanese Garden”, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. |
Nov. 1988 |
“Creation and Restoration : Advancing the classical Tradition”, Japanese Garden Symposium, the New York Botanical Garden, New York, the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, Boston, the National Wildlife Federation, Washington, D.C., and the Chicago Botanic Garden, Chicago, U.S.A. |
June 1989 to 1993 |
“Japanese Garden” , for the students of the Joseph H. Lauder Institute of Management and International Studies, University ofPennsylvania, in Kyoto ( once every year ) |
Oct. 1989 |
“Construction of Mirokunosato Museum Garden and the Tea Gardens” for the members of the Japan Garden Society, Numakuma Town, Hiroshima Prefecture |
Jan. 1990 |
“Japanese Garden : It’s Beauty and History”, for the students abroad, the Osaka University, Osaka |
Aug. 1990 |
“Contemporary Japanese Gardens”, Landesgartenschau/1990, Wu”rzburg, Germany |
July 1991 |
“Japanese Garden and Today”, Kyoto Design Program, Kyoto Minor Enterprises Synthetic Center, Kyoto |
Nov. 1991 |
“Elements of Japanese Gardens”, for the Friends of Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne Inc., in Kyoto |
April 1992 to 1998 |
“Residence and Garden”, Ikenobo School of Flower Arrangement Cultural School |
Nov. 1992 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Feb. 1993 |
“The Principle of Japanese Garden and it’s Future”, Rocky Mountain Southwest Japan Seminar, Arizona University, Tucson, Arizona, U.S.A. |
Feb. 1993 |
“The Elements of Japanese Gardens”, same above |
May 1993 |
“Tea Garden”, Omote Senke School of Tea Kyoto Chapter Annual General Meeting, Kyoto |
Oct. 1993 |
“History and Technique of Japanese Garden”, Training and Study Program for the garden staffs from the City of Wu”rzburg, Otsu city, Shiga Prefecture |
Oct. 1993 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 1993 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”,same above ( once every year ) |
Oct. 1993 |
“The Tea Gardens at the End of Edo Period”, Nomura Museum, Kyoto |
Jan. 1994 |
“Zen Gardens”, Shorashim Institute Zen Buddhism Seminar, Tel Aviv, Israel |
Jan. 1994 |
“Contemporary Japanese Gardens”, the Israel Yafa Study Center, Tel Aviv, Israel |
Jan. 1994 |
“Japanese Garden”, the Israel Japan Friendship Society and Chamber of Commerce Jerusalem Branch, Jerusalem, Israel |
Feb. 1994 |
“History of Tea House”, Tea Ceremony and Traditional Culture Intensive Series of Lectures, Ikenobo Junior College, Kyoto |
May 1994 |
“Garden History in Kyoto – Part One”, Yurindo Public Culture Club, in Kyoto |
Oct. 1994 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 1994 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”, Same above |
April 1995 |
“Scene of Tea Garden”, Japanese Institute of Japanese Garden, Tokyo |
May 1995 |
“Garden History in Kyoto – Part Two”, Yurindo Public Culture Club, in Kyoto |
June 1995 |
“Japanese Garden”, NEC Multimedia Distant Education System, Telecom ’95, Switzerland |
Sept. 1995 |
“Tea Garden and its Walking System”, Technical Know-how Training Course for the members of Eastern Hiroshima Prefectural Landscape Construction Guild, Numakuma Town, Hiroshima Prefecture |
Sept. 1995 |
“Importance of Japanese Garden”, for the members of Architectour Japan ’95, Kyoto |
Oct. 1995 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 1995 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”, Same above |
Oct. 1996 |
“Design of New Gardens in the Japanese Tradition”, Guest Speaker, the International Association of Japanese Gardens, Inc., First International Symposium, World Forestry Center, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. |
Oct. 1996 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 1996 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”, Same above |
Feb. 1997 |
“Japanese Garden”, Japan Federation of Licensed Guides Kansai Chapter Study Course, Kyoto |
April 1997 |
“My Contemporary Garden Design in Japanese Tradition”, for the Members of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Educational Study Group, Kyoto |
June 1997 |
“Scenery of Tea Garden : It’s Changes and Meanings”, Sohen-ryu School of Tea Kyoto Chapter Annual General Lecture Meeting, Kyoto |
Sept. 1997 to 1998 |
“Residence and Garden”, series of lectures, Ikenobo Junior College, Kyoto ( once every week ) |
Sept. 1997 |
“The Seven Autumn Flowers”, ‘Nazotoki Saiji-ki ( Solving a riddle of
glossary of seasonal terms for haiku composers )’, NHK ( Japan National Broadcasting Station ) TV Program |
Oct. 1997 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 1997 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”, Sama above |
Nov. 1997 |
“Various Subjects on Tea Gardens”, Kyoto Prefectural Second Girls’ High School Alumni Association Cultural Lecture Meeting, Kyoto |
Nov. 1997 |
“Gardens and Tea Houses in Kennin-ji Temple and it’s Sub-temples”, Japan Landscape Association Study Course in Traditional Garden Techniques, Kyoto |
Aug. 1998 |
“Conservation and Restoration of Hekiun-so Garden”, ‘Japanese Garden and it’s Water’, Course of Lectures on Garden Study in 1998 by Kyoto Junior College of Arts, Kyoto University of Form Art and Japanese Garden Research Center, Kyoto |
Oct. 1998 |
“The Other Kind of Japanese Garden”, 1998 American Society of Landscape Architects Annual Meeting & Expo, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. |
Oct. 1998 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 1998 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”, Same above |
Nov. 1998 |
“Japanese Garden: It’s History and Contemporary Design”, for the member of Architectour Japan ’98, Kyoto |
Nov. 1998 |
“My father, Kinsaku Nakane and his Landscape Gardening”, the Hamamatsu City Museum, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture |
Sept. 1999 |
“The Restoration of Classic Japanese Gardens as a Source of Original Garden Design”, for the Program Series entitled Origins of the Japanese Garden, the Japan Society in New York and the Japan Society of Boston, Inc., New York and Boston, U.S.A. |
Sept. 1999 |
“Garden and Water: A Japanese Garden Workshop”, the New York Botanical Garden, New York, U.S.A. |
Oct. 1999 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 1999 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”, Same above |
Nov. 1999 |
“Gardens of Myoshin-ji Temple and its Sub-temples”, Japan Landscape Association Study Course in Traditional Garden Techniques, Kyoto |
Feb. 2000 |
“A Japanese Interpretation of the Natural Landscape – Application of the Japanese Tradition to the Contemporary Garden Design”, Guest Speaker, Garden & Landscape Designers Association Fourth International Seminar, Dublin, Ireland |
Feb. 2000 |
“Water and the Japanese Garden”, the Japanese Garden Society , The Royal Horticultural Society Lecture Theatre, London, United Kingdom |
June 2000 |
“The Traditional Japanese Garden as a Device of Contemporary Garden Design”, the Fifth Annual North Hill Symposium, All But English – Alternative Inspiration for Modern Gardens, the Mount Snow Conference Center, Vermont, U.S.A. |
Sept. 2000 |
“Outline and Characteristics of the Japanese Garden”, for the Group Members of the Chicago Botanic Garden, Jonan-gu Shrine, Kyoto |
Sept. 2000 |
“The Restoration of Classic Japanese Gardens as a Source of my Original Garden Design”, for the Group Members of the Graduate Program at Radcliff College of Harvard University, Hotel Fujita, Kyoto |
Oct. 2000 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 2000 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Japanese Planting Methods”, Same above |
Nov. 2000 |
“The Traditional Japanese Garden as a Device of Contemporary Garden Design”, Visiting Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, U.S.A. |
Nov. 2000 |
“Elements of Japanese Garden in Contemporary Practical Applications”, same above |
Nov. 2000 |
“Restoration of Classic Japanese Gardens as a Source for Garden Design”, same above |
Nov. 2000 |
“Japanese High Technology in Landscape Architecture”, same above |
Nov. 2000 |
“Gardens of Daitoku-ji Temple and its Sub-temples”, Japan Landscape Association Study Course in Traditional Japanese Garden Techniques, Kyoto |
Feb. 2001 |
“History, Style, Material, Design and Maintenance of Japanese Garden”, Training and Study Program for the Governmental Stuffs from the City of Choshun, China, Otsu Municipal Office, Shiga Prefecture |
May 2001 |
“Japanese Temperament perceived through the Japanese Garden History”, Guest Speaker, East Asian Forum Kyoto Japan 2001, the International Forum, the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania |
Dec. 2001 |
“Outline Guide of Japanese Gardens”, China - Japan Study Program, ‘Tracing Traditions: From China to Japan’, Konchi-in Temple, Kyoto |
March 2002 |
“Traditional Japanese Garden Technique and Planting”, International Landscape & Gardening Square Messe International Symposium, Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Hall, Hyogo Prefecture |
Sept. 2002 |
“Tea Garden and its Design and Construction”, Nomura Cultural Foundation Autumn Lecture Meeting, Nomura Museum, Kyoto |
Sept. 2002 |
“Stone and Water in Japanese Gardens”, the Third International Symposium of International Association of Japanese Gardens, Kyoto |
Oct. 2002 |
“Outline Guide of Japanese Gardens”, Lafarge International Advisory Board Joint Program Kyoto, at Konchi-in Temple and Hekiun-so Garden, Kyoto |
Oct. 2002 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Landscape Architecture and Planting in Japan”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Nov. 2002 |
“Succession of Traditional Japanese Art of Landscape Architecture and its Development”, Guest Speaker, Green Nanjing Forum, Nanjing, China |
Nov. 2002 |
“Solution of the Contemporary Problem of Landscape Architecture by the Tradition and Technique of Japanese Gardens”, Nanjing Gardens Bureau, Nanjing, China |
May 2003 |
“Trees of Tea Gardens in Kyoto”, Kaze (Wind) Culture Club Seminar, Kyoto |
May 2003 |
“Japanese and Chinese Styles in the Japanese Garden”, The 22nd General Meeting of the Conserving Tale of Genji Plants Society, Jyonan-gu Shrine, Kyoto |
Oct. 2003 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Landscape Architecture and Planting in Japan”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 2003 |
“Planting plan and design of public and private space”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Nov. 2003 |
“Gardens of Myoshin-ji Temple and its Sub-temples”, Japan Landscape Association Study Course in Traditional Japanese Garden Techniques, Kyoto |
Oct. 2004 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Landscape Architecture and Planting in Japan”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 2004 |
“Planting plan and design of public and private space”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 2005 |
“Present Situation and Techniques of Landscape Architecture and Planting in Japan”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 2005 |
“Planting plan and design of public and private space”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Oct. 2005 |
“Gardens in Asuka, Nara and Heian Period, ‘Visit and inquire gardens with Shiro Nakane – No. 1”, School for tradition and future, at Daikaku-ji Temple, Kyoto |
Nov. 2005 |
“Jodo style gardens, ‘Visit and inquire gardens with Shiro Nakane – No. 2”, School for tradition and future, at Byodo-in Temple, Kyoto |
Dec. 2005 |
“Gardens in Muromachi Period, ‘Visit and inquire gardens with Shiro Nakane – No. 3”, School for tradition and future, at Kinkaku-ji Temple, Kyoto |
Dec. 2005 |
“The Japanese Garden – What we should learn from”, The thirdannual convention of the Israeli building community, The Meridian Hotel on the Dead Sea, Israel |
Dec. 2005 |
“My works – Contemporary answer based on the traditional Japanese garden”, The third annual convention of the Israeli building community, The Meridian Hotel on the Dead Sea, Israel |
Jan. 2006 |
“The early days Zen Temple Gardens, ‘Visit and inquire gardens with Shiro Nakane – No. 4”, School for tradition and future, at Tenryu-ji Temple, Kyoto |
Feb. 2006 |
“Daisen-in Temple garden: Chinese style dry landscape garden, ‘Visit and inquire gardens with Shiro Nakane – No. 5”, School for tradition and future, at Daisen-in Temple, Kyoto |
March 2006 |
“Ryoan-ji Temple garden: Japanese style dry landscape garden, ‘Visit and inquire gardens with Shiro Nakane – No. 6”, School for tradition and future, at Ryoan-ji Temple, Kyoto |
Oct. 2006 |
“Planting Plan and Design of Public Space and Private Land”, Training Program for Urban Greenery and Park Administration, Japan International Corporation Agency, Osaka International Training Center, Osaka |
Aug. 2007 |
“Natural Landscape Garden – having an eye to coexist with nature”, Symposium Internationale Landschaftsarchitektur, Bad Zwischenahn, Germany |
Sept. 2007 |
“Japanese Garden in Ukraine – Creation and Maintenance”, The 5th International Symposium of Japanese Gardens, Waseda University International Congress Hall, Tokyo |
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