D’un empire, l’autre

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François Lachaud is Professor of Japanese studies at the French School of Asian Studies (EFEO) since 2000. His interests include art history, Japanese Buddhism, and diplomatic and cultural exchanges in East Asia during the premodern and modern eras (17th–19th century). He is the author of La Jeune fille et la Mort (IHEJ, 2006), Le Vieil Homme qui vendait du thé (Cerf, 2010), and editor of several edited volumes: Légitimités, légitimations : la construction de l’autorité au Japon (EFEO, 2005); Distant Empires: Europe and Japan (16th–19th Centuries) (EFEO, 2010); Jizō, divinité japonaise (Talmart, 2012); and Empires on the Move: Encounters between China and the West in the Early Modern Era (16th–19th Centuries) (EFEO 2017). He has been involved in the organisation of several exhibitions, including Yôkai : bestiaire du fantastique japonais (Paris, MCJP, 2005), Destination Japon : sur les pas de Guimet et Claudel (Lyon, Muséum, 2005), Kiyochika: Master of the Night (Washington DC, Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, 2014), and Kunihiko Moriguchi : vers un ordre caché (Paris, MCJP, 2016).

Martin Nogueira Ramos is an Associate Professor of Japanese studies at the French School of Asian Studies (École française d’Extrême-Orient). His research focuses on the social history of Christianity in Edo and Meiji Japan. His books include a monograph, La foi des ancêtres: Chrétiens cachés et catholiques dans la société villageoise japonaise, xviie–xixe siècles (CNRS Éditions, 2019); and a coedited volume with François Lachaud, D’un empire, l’autre: Premières rencontres entre la France et le Japon au xixe siècle (EFEO, 2021).