On June 23, East Asia Institute (EAI) and the Center for Contemporary Korea Studies (CCKS) at the University of Tokyo co-hosted a conference in Tokyo, Japan, with the title of “The Future of the South Korea-Japan Relations and the Korean Peninsula: Opportunities and Challenges of Trustpolitik.” At this joint conference, Korean and Japanese experts and scholars evaluated the feasibility of Trustpolotik and possible future partnership between Seoul and Tokyo on its realization. They also shared their foresight on the changes the Korean unification might bring to the East Asian regional order and to the Korea-Japan relations.

List of Participants from Korea
CHUN Chaesung, Professor, Seoul National University
HA Young-Sun, Chairman, EAI
LEE Tae-Sik, Professor, Yonsei University
LEE Wondeog, Professor, Kookmin University
LIM Jaehwan, Aoyama Gakuin University
PARK In-hwi, Professor, Ehwa Women’s University 
SHIN Kak-Soo, Director, Center for International Law at Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security
SOHN Jeyong, Assistant Professor, Rikkyo University

List of Participants from Japan
ENDO Ken, Professor, Hokkaido University
HIRAI Hisashi, Visiting Professor, Ritsumeikan University 
IWAMA Yoko, Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
IZUMI Hajime, Professor, University of Shizuoka
KAWASHIMA Shin, Associate Professor, University of Tokyo
KIMIYA Tadashi, Professor, University of Tokyo
OKONOGI Masao, Professor, Kyushu University
SOEYA Yoshihide, Professor, Keio University
SUZUKI Yuuji, Professor, Hosei University
WADA Haruki, Professor, University of Tokyo

* The list is in alphabetical order.