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Atsushi Mikami is a Professor at Waseda University's Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences. Previously, he held academic positions at Hokkaido University of Education (2013–2023) and Aichi University of Education (2003–2013). His educational background includes a Ph.D. in Education from Hokkaido University (2002) and graduate studies in Education and Letters.
- Doctoral Degree: Hokkaido University (2002)
- Graduate School of Education: Hokkaido University (1996–2002)
- Faculty of Letters: Hokkaido University (1991–1993)
Mikami's research focuses on Japanese educational history, emphasizing preparatory schools, night secondary schools, and entrance examination systems. His work explores non-formal education, educational journalism, and career design, particularly in pre-war and post-war Japan. He has authored key studies on institutions like the Kawaijuku and Telecommunications Training Schools.
His 15 most recent articles span topics such as the evolution of nationwide preparatory schools, pandemic-era academic collaboration, and historical analyses of certification exams. These works often intersect with urban-rural educational disparities, vocational training, and governmental policies.
Scientific awards include the 2012 Tetsushin Alumni Association Commemorative Award and the 2006 Ishikawa Kenji Award for Japanese Educational History Research. He has served on committees like Hokkaido Prefecture's History Compilation Committee and held leadership roles in the National Society for Local Educational History.
- 2012–2015: Director, National Society for Local Educational History
- 2006–2015: Committee Member, Nagoya Board of Education
As a member of organizations such as the Railway History Society and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Mikami contributes to interdisciplinary studies. His teaching includes graduate-level courses on educational history and system analysis, reflecting his expertise in historical educational systems and non-formal learning.
