Newport Workshop for
"Commodore Perry and
the Black Ships Legacy"
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23 FEB 2027 - Day Two
0800-0900 - Registration, Badge Issue, Coffee
0900 - Welcome and Admin by Rob Dahlin
0915-1045
Panel #3
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Matthew C. Perry: The Legacy of Manjiro, Whitfield, Perry and their Lasting Family Connections
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Akihiko Fujino: Remembering the Black Ships in the Classroom: Teaching the Perry Expedition in Japanese High School History Education
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Mimi Morimura: My 235-Year-Old Friend: A Personal Journey Through the Legacy of Commodore Perry
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Moderator: ???
1045-1100 - break
1100-1230
Panel #4
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Charles Edward Gehrke: Black Ships, Living Memory: The Shimoda Kurofune Festival and the Material History of Contact
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Rob A. Y. Dahlin: Perry's Hometown Legacy: Japan-related Festivals in Newport, RI
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John Bradford & Annette Bradford: Yokosuka Adopts Perry as an Iconic Father
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Moderator: ???
1230-1330
Lunch
1330-1500
Panel #5
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Dongkeun Lee: Divergent Memories of Gunboat Diplomacy: The Perry Expedition and the United States Expedition to Korea
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Habib Badawi: Black Ships in the Eyes of the Global South: Arab Intellectual Perspectives on the Opening of Japan
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Viktor M. Stoll: Perry’s Peripheral Imperialism: China, the Great Powers and America’s Indirect Approach to the “Open Door” (1850-1860)
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Moderator: ???
1500-1515- break
1515-1600
Workplan Development
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Tie it all together - John Bradford
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Plan from here - Editorial Team
1610-1630
Workshop
Closing Remarks
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Rob Dahlin

