Japanese Expert Drives Angkor Wat Conservation Efforts
At 86, Yoshiaki Ishizawa continues his 30-year mission to conserve Cambodia's Angkor Wat, fostering local expertise in heritage preservation.
Japaese professor affiliated with Sophia University and known for his work in Angkor.
At 86, Yoshiaki Ishizawa continues his 30-year mission to conserve Cambodia's Angkor Wat, fostering local expertise in heritage preservation.
Cambodia continues its long-standing partnership with Sophia University for temple preservation, including Angkor Wat, with a focus on heritage site ...
via various sources, 04 November 2023: The Western causeway of Angkor Wat, a symbol of Cambodia-Japan relations, was reopened in ...
via Nippon.com. 06 April 2018: Award-winning Japanese scholar Ishizawa Yoshiaki is one of the world’s leading authorities on Khmer inscriptions ...
via Gulf News, 14 February 2018: Working side by side with Cambodians Japanese historian Yoshiaki Ishizawa has devoted fifty ...
via Mainichi, 23 September 2017 Sophia University professor Yoshiaki Ishizawa's connection to Angkor Wat and the Cambodian people has spread ...
via Philippine Star, 03 September 2017: Congratulations to Prof Yoshiaki Ishizawa on being honoured for a Ramon Magsaysay award for ...
The results of this year's Ramon Magsaysay's Award, sometimes called the Asian Nobel Prize, are out - a notable recipient ...
A new museum opens in November, near the Angkor complex, showcasing some 274 Buddha-heads once thought lost.
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