History
August, 1926 | Chikuro Hiroike, Founder of Moralogy, established a Research Institute of Moral Science Recognizing the day when first printed copy of “Treatise on Moral Science : A First Attempt to Estabrish Moralogy as a New Science” was published as its foundation day |
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September, 1931 | Starting social education activities based on moralogy (seminar hosted by Osaka Mainichi News Paper) |
April, 1935 | Opening Moral Science Institute (current Institute of Moralogy) in Kashiwa-city, Chiba Prefecture Starting a school specialized in moral science, with the main course (current Reitaku University, Reitaku Junior and Senior High School) and a separate course for working population to study moralogy (the preceding of lifelong learning education) |
July, 1947 | Receiving authorization as foundation by Ministry of Education (current Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports and Technology: MEXT) |
April, 1956 | First issue of “Moralogy Institute Newsletter“ |
June, 1958 | First issue of “Reirou“ |
May, 1959 | Opening Mizunami Social Education Center in Mizunami-city, Gifu Prefecture (current Central Japan Lifelong Learning Center) |
August, 1963 | Organizing the 1st Educator Study Group(current Moral Education Study Group) . Since then, it has been held nationwide, mainly in July and August every year (supported by MEXT, various educational boards, etc.) |
September, 1969 | First issue of “New Moral“ |
November, 1972 | Changing the name from “Moral Science Institute” to “Institute of Moralogy” |
August, 1987 | Organizing the 1st International Conference on Moral Science (supported by MEXT) |
September, 1991 | Hosting Business Ethics Tokyo International Conference (supproted by Minixtry of Foreign Affairs and Minstry of International Trade and Industry) |
August, 1995 | Organizing the 2nd International Conference on Moral Science (supported by MEXT) |
April, 2000 | Enacting the charter of Moralogy Institute |
April, 2002 | Organizing the 1st Moral Science International Conference |
November, 2005 | Holding International Symposium in cooperation United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and International Research Center for Japanese Studies, at UNESCO HQ in Paris |
August, 2009 | Organizing the 2nd Moral Science International Conference |
April, 2010 | Approved as Public Interest Incorporated Foundation by Cabinet Office |
2013 | Researchers Society achieving 50th gathering |
July, 2015(2015) | Uruwashi-no-mori Hikarigaoka (Elderly’s House with Home-Care Services ) opened |
September, 2019 | 50th publication anniversary of “New Moral“ |