The Law of Ruma, an independent philosophy created by Jean Nishita, is now entering international education, English language education, and peace education contexts. This page records scheduled academic presentations related to RUMA WORLD PROJECT.
This page records scheduled presentations and accepted presentation opportunities. It does not imply official endorsement of The Law of Ruma by the host institutions.
The Law of Ruma will be presented through the lenses of storytelling-based emotional learning, non-retaliation, particles of the light of happiness, and peace education.
The Law of Ruma is scheduled to be presented as a storytelling-based emotional learning model for English language education at the international TESOL conference in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
In Japan, The Law of Ruma is scheduled to be presented in relation to non-retaliation, one million particles of the light of happiness, emotional value, and peace education.
This page includes both the core Law of Ruma posters and additional posters that apply the theory to English learning, storytelling, and non-retaliation education. Together they show three perspectives: the main conference version, the Japanese reference version, and the storytelling-based English education framework.
This is the primary poster prepared for international presentation settings. It organizes the definition of Ruma, the grand premise, and the three basic structures as a conceptual model for peace-oriented emotional education.
This Japanese version is provided to deepen understanding among Japanese readers. It presents the core structure of the Law of Ruma in a visually accessible format for peace education and emotional learning.
This poster applies the Law of Ruma to English learning. It presents a practical classroom framework for non-retaliation education through emotional understanding, discussion, role-play, and reflective writing.
Theme: Non-Retaliation Education Through Storytelling in English Learning
This English version is prepared for the international TESOL context. It presents an instructional model that connects The Law of Ruma with storytelling, non-retaliation, emotional literacy, vocabulary learning, pair discussion, and role-play in English classes.
Title: Teaching Non-Retaliation Through Storytelling in English Learning
These presentations mark the first steps in bringing The Law of Ruma into English language education, peace education, and emotional learning. RUMA WORLD PROJECT will continue to develop academic presentations, educational materials, multilingual outreach, and international dialogue based on the official definition.