On the Society of “Harmony-ism”

An agenda for the 21st century global leadership development based on learning from the March 11th disaster in Japan

Aiming for new higher education that overcomes the Great East Japan Earthquake: 21st century global leader human resource requirements and conceptual design of training institutions

Two leadership posed by the reality of the Great East Japan Earthquake The Japanese society experienced the greatest casualties and damage after the Pacific War due to the Great East Japan Earthquake that struck on March 11, 2011 at 2:46 pm on March 11, 2011. ing. The current status of the two types of leadership that have emerged due to the Great East Japan Earthquake has raised the warning of the need for fundamental reform of the higher education system in Japanese society. One of them is the leadership of the people at the disaster site, which was highly impressed and praised not only by Japanese but also by Western societies. The other is, on the contrary, the leadership of high-ranking management-level personnel in companies and societies that have caused considerable anxiety and disappointment in Japanese society.