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Pacific Basin Research Center

The Pacific Basin Research Center was established in 1991 by SUA founder Daisaku Ikeda to advance research leading to the peaceful development of the Asia-Pacific region. We aim to serve the SUA, national, and international scholarly communities interested in the issues concerning the Pacific Basin.

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A bamboo canal at a shrine.

“Yasaka Shrine’s Chōzuya” by Christopher Looper.

The hills above Valparaiso, Chile.

“Chile’s Colorful Residential Hills” by Amanda Boralessa.

The sun rising behind buildings in Shanghai.

“The Sun Illuminates Shanghai High-Rises” by Cerelia Maskarinec.

A collection of books published by ��faculty.

News

The latest updates about PBRC’s work and an archive of previous newsletters.

A picture of recipients of the latest faculty fellows.

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Meet our Fellows

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