4 January 2022

REFLECTION: Connected or Separated? Transformation of Muslim Student Community in Japanese University under the COVID-19

Hiroko Kinoshita

Associate Professor, International Student Center, Kyushu University

Hiroko Kinoshita is Associate Professor at the International Student Center, Kyushu University. She graduated from Kyoto University (Ph.D.), majoring in Area Studies.

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Hiroko Kinoshita

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