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The Kizuna India Japan Study Forum (KIJSF) is aimed at promoting the study of under-researched aspects of India-Japan historical and cultural interactions by holding lectures on a monthly basis. This will open avenues for all young and old researchers/scholars to share and exchange their work encapsulating rich history and contacts between the two countries in trade, business, economic, cultural, philosophical spheres. This would not only enhance mutual understanding but also strengthen the foundations of rapidly expanding multifaceted cooperation between the two countries.

Mira Mehta is a science graduate from Mumbai university in India, but since 1974 Tokyo has been her home. In the 1970’s, familiarity towards spices and Indian food was lacking in Japan and that stimulated her to embark on her culinary journey. She taught about spices/Indian cooking, wrote articles in newspapers, magazines, and appeared on TV cooking shows. She has been teaching about spices to young chefs at Japanese culinary schools and has published many books in Japanese on Indian cooking. To name a few: Healthy way to Indian cooking, and もっと食べたいインド料理―Quick & healthy Indian cooking
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