Fiona Graham
Tokyo Traditional Arts & Culture Organisation / Director and Artist Japan
Fiona Graham
Tokyo Traditional Arts & Culture Organisation / Director and Artist
Business Creator, Entrepreneur, Anthropologist, Journalist and TV Documentary Director, Academic
Ambition
In the future
I would like to get some extra work making use of my Japan skills, anthropological insight, marketing, media and business background. I am especially good at creating new projects and managing them.
Tokyo Traditional Arts & Culture Organisation17 years
Director and Artist Present
- Present
Created and currently running an organisation specialising in traditional Japanese culture. Managing a staff doing all aspects of media, marketing, publicity and strategy. Achieved high public recognition. Raised ongoing sources of funding.
Toyo University3 years
LecturerPresent
- Present
Japanese Society in Anime, International Media
Waseda University12 years
LecturerPresent
- Present
Social Anthropology, Japanese Society in Anime, Machizukuri: Environment In Japan, Geisha Culture
Freelance17 years
Freelance Writer, Journalist, Television Director, Researcher, Producer Present
- Present
Television: NHK, BBC, The Documentary Channel, National Geographic Channel, Channel 4 (mainly making anthropological documentaries connected to my research), Andrey Stvolinsky Documentary, Oprah Winfrey Show BBC, Kentei Japon, Nagano Television, CBS News, World Wide Weekly Korea, NHK "Eigo de shaberanaito", NHK World and many more.
Keio university4 years
Lecturer
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Geisha Culture, Japanese Society in Anime
Sophia university1 year
Visiting Scholar
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Visiting Scholar
National University of Singapore3 years
Visiting Researcher
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Visiting Researcher
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Reuters Japan1 year
Staff Journalist
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Staff Journalist
Kyodo News1 year
Staff Journalist
Staff Journalist
BBC1 year
Columnist and freelance feature writer
Columnist and freelance feature writer
Keio university1 year
B.A. in Human Science (Social Psychology), and Diploma of Education
I was the first white woman to pass the entrance examination to Keio for a normal degree.
University of Oxford1 year
M. Phil. in Management Studies (M.B.A.)
Business Administration and Management, General
Doctorate in Social Anthropology
Doctorate in Social Anthropology
Nagano Olympic Committee1 year
Head Alpine Reporter and Production Manager
Head Alpine Reporter and Production Manager
