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Daisaku Ikeda | |
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File:Daisaku Ikeda 1961.jpg | |
President of Soka Gakkai International | |
Incumbent | |
Assumed office 26 January 1975 | |
Honorary President of Soka Gakkai | |
Incumbent | |
Assumed office 24 April 1979 | |
3rd President of Soka Gakkai | |
In office 3 May 1960 – 23 April 1979 | |
Preceded by | Jōsei Toda |
Succeeded by | Hiroshi Hojo (北条浩) |
Personal details | |
Born | died date unknown 2013 (1928-01-02) 2 January 1928 (age 96) Ōta, Tokyo, Japan |
Died | died date unknown 2013 |
Resting place | died date unknown 2013 |
Spouse | Kaneko Ikeda (池田香峯子) |
Children | Hiromasa Ikeda (池田博正) Takahiro Ikeda (池田尊弘) Official Website |
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Alma mater | Fuji Junior College (present-day Tokyo Fuji University) |
Daisaku Ikeda (池田 大作, Ikeda Daisaku, born January 2, 1928, Japan) is the founder and current president of Soka Gakkai International (SGI), the international offshoot of Soka Gakkai, a Japanese new religious movement informed by the teachings of Nichiren which, according to its own account, has more than 12 million members. In 1996, he was described in a Los Angeles Times article as a "puzzle of conflicting perceptions", ranging from "Japan's most powerful man" and a "threat to democracy", to an "inspired teacher" and "man of deep learning". Ikeda and Soka Gakkai have been the frequent targets of criticism for fostering a cult of personality centered on Ikeda.
A period around 2010 when Ikeda was not seen in public led to speculation about his health. In 2011, a newsweekly known for its adversarial relationship with Soka Gakkai reported that he was terminally ill. He was seen accepting an honorary degree and delivering a speech in March 2013.
Biography
Early life
Ikeda was born the fifth son of seaweed farmers in Ōta, Tokyo. His four older brothers fought in World War II, during which the eldest, Kiichi, was killed in action and his familyʼs home destroyed.
Involvement with the Soka Gakkai
In August 1947, Ikeda met Josei Toda at a Soka Gakkai discussion meeting and joined the organization that month. In April 1948, Ikeda entered the night school of Taisei Gakuin (later Tokyo Fuji University). He left it in the same year and spent the next few years shifting his employment between various Toda-owned enterprises. Ikeda was a charter member of the Soka Gakkai's Youth Division and its leader by 1953.
In 1952, Ikeda was one of the leaders in harassing Nichiren Shōshū priest Jimon Ogasawara. Ogasawara had allegedly cooperated with the authorities during the war against Soka Gakkai's founder Tsunesaburō Makiguchi, who had died imprisoned, before the end of the war. Ikeda and Toda headed a group of 4,000 men belonging to the Youth Division to the Taiseki-ji, the Nichiren Shōshū head temple. When Ogasawara initially refused to apologize, the men tore off his vestments and tagged him with a placard reading "racoon monk." He was then forcibly carried to Makiguchi's grave, where he was made to sign a written apology. Ikeda, who admitted to hitting the priest "once or twice" later referred to the incident as an "act of kindness" because "the old priest, made to realize his apostasy, was grateful to Toda and Soka Gakkai and died a happy man."
Soka Gakkai lore places the highest value on Ikeda's leadership of the propagation campaign in Kansai Chapter, western Japan, in 1955-1956. This area of Japan had very small numbers of Soka Gakkai members when compared to Tokyo. Yet in April 1956 and May 1956 it broke all precedent in membership growth with results of 9,000 and 11,111 new families respectively. Ikeda devoted an entire chapter, "Determination," of his roman à clef The Human Revolution to accounting the massively successful two-year campaign which resulted in the electoral victory of a Kansai Soka Gakkai member to the Japanese Diet. Ikeda details here his efforts to personally develop his life and faith ("human revolution"), involve members in the practical study of Nichiren's writings and the teachings and guidances of Josei Toda, finding and developing capable grassroots leaders, building ties of friendship and trust, tight communication, participation in small local discussion meetings, and instruction on how to overcome setbacks in life. These efforts led to an explosion of members' happiness and very natural propagation efforts.
In July 3, 1957, Ikeda was arrested in Osaka in his capacity as the Youth Division Chief of Staff, for overseeing activities that constituted violations of Japanese election law. He spent two weeks in jail and appeared in court forty-eight times before he was cleared of all charges in January 1962.
Ikeda regarded Toda as his spiritual mentor and writes that he influenced him through "the profound compassion that characterized each of his interactions".
Presidency after Toda
After Toda's death in 1958, Ikeda succeeded his mentor to become the third President of Soka Gakkai in 1960, after which he began to travel abroad to realize Toda's vision of expanding the Soka Gakkai movement.
While Soka Gakkai saw its most dramatic growth after the World War II under the leadership of Toda, Ikeda led the international growth of the organization and turned it into what has been called the largest, most diverse international lay Buddhist association in the world. He reformed many of the organizations more controversial practices, such as the aggressive and sometimes forced conversions (shakubuku (折伏)) the group was infamous for in Japan and did much to improve the organization's public image, though it was still widely viewed with suspicion in Japan.
By the 1970s Ikeda's leadership had expanded the Soka Gakkai into an international lay Buddhist movement increasingly active in peace, cultural and educational activities and shifting away from "a very rigid fundamentalistic and evangelical stance." For example, in September, 1974, Ikeda visited the former Soviet Union, and met with the premier, Aleksey N. Kosygin, on September 17 of that year. "We must abandon the very idea of war," said Kosygin. "It is meaningless. If we stop preparing for war and prepare instead for peace, we can produce food instead of armaments." He asked Ikeda, "Mr. Ikeda, what is your basic ideology?" Ikeda replied, "I believe in peace, culture and education -- the underlying basis of which is humanism." "I have a high regard for those values," Kosygin said. "We need to realize them here in the Soviet Union as well.",
In 1975, at an international meeting of member representatives held in Guam, Soka Gakkai formed Soka Gakkai International (SGI) to support its overseas membership. Ikeda took a leading role in this development and, at the request of the membership, became President of SGI.
Resignation from Soka Gakkai presidency
In 1979, Ikeda resigned as the president of Soka Gakkai, accepting responsibility for its purported deviation from Nichiren Shōshū doctrines, and the accompanying conflict with the priesthood. Nichiren Shōshū was the Buddhist denomination to which Soka Gakkai had belonged since its founding, but the relationship between the two was often a strained one. Ikeda was succeeded by Hiroshi Hojo, but remained president of the SGI and was also made Soka Gakkai Honorary President. He, along with Soka Gakkai, was excommunicated by Nichiren Shōshū on August 11, 1992. SGI members often describe their group as Buddhism's first Protestant movement, since its excommunication by Nichiren Shōshū in 1991.
Under Ikeda's leadership SGI has developed as a broad-based grassroots peace movement around the world. He has fostered among SGI members a strong ethos of responsibility for the society with global citizenship spirit.
Accomplishments
Ikeda has founded several institutions, including Soka University in Japan and Soka University of America; Soka primary to secondary schools in Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Brazil and Singapore; the Victor Hugo House of Literature, in France; the International Committee of Artists for Peace in the US; the Min-On Concert Association in Japan; the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum in Japan; the Institute of Oriental Philosophy in Japan with offices in France, Hong Hong, India, Russia and the United Kingdom; and the Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research in Japan and the United States.
In 1994 the Soka Gakkai collaborated with the Simon Wiesenthal Center in West Los Angeles, a Jewish human rights organization to combat anti-Semitism in Japan. After reaching out to the Japanese media, Rabbi Abraham Cooper says they were getting nowhere. “The truth is, the only partners we found to help us bring our concerns to the Japanese public were the people from Soka University under the leadership of Daisaku Ikeda.” They developed a Japanese version of the traveling Holocaust exhibit, ‘The Courage to Remember’ that has been seen by over two million people.
Ikeda has guided Soka Gakkai's support of, and involvement in, the New Komeito Party (Komeito), a Japanese political party which, as of 2007, is part of a governing coalition with the Liberal Democratic Party in Japan. He has supported the Earth Charter Initiative and a documentary film about the environment, A Quiet Revolution.
The “Gandhi, King, Ikeda: A Legacy of Building Peace” exhibition showcases the peace activism of Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr, and Ikeda. Lawrence Carter, an ordained Baptist minister and the dean of the Martin Luther King Jr. Chapel at Morehouse College in Atlanta, initiated the annual Gandhi, King, Ikeda Community Builders prize as a way of extolling those whose actions for peace have cut across human boundaries. When a Shūkan Shinchō article criticized these aspects of the award, Carter wrote a protest to the magazine:
"Controversy" is an inevitable partner of greatness. No one who challenges the established order is free of it. Gandhi had his detractors, as did Dr. King. Dr. Ikeda is no exception. Controversy camouflages the intense resistance of entrenched authority to conceding their special status and privilege. "Insults" are the weapons of the morally weak; "slander" is the tool of the spiritually bereft. Controversy is testament to the noble work of these three individuals in their respective societies.
The houses of representatives in Georgia, Missouri, and Illinois recognize the service and dedication of Daisaku Ikeda "who has dedicated his entire life to building peace and promoting human rights through education and cultural exchange with deep conviction in the shared humanity of our entire global family" in which he "values education and culture as the prerequisites for the creation of true peace in which the dignity and fundamental rights of all people are respected."
He is an honorary member of the Club of Rome.
International initiatives
Ikeda’s meetings with public figures have raised awareness of the SGI’s Buddhist movement in host countries, facilitated relationships with cultural and educational institutions he has founded, and lent support, for example, to SGI-sponsored traveling exhibits on global issues. For their contributions to diplomatic as well as intercultural ties between Japan and other countries, these meetings and relationships have been described by some as citizen diplomacy.
Coverage in SGI publications suggests Ikeda's meetings and dialogues illustrate the SGI movement’s commitment to peace, environmental concerns and humanitarianism. Observers suggest the body of literature chronicling Ikeda’s more than 7,000 dialogues provides SGI members with a personal education and model of citizen diplomacy and, from a scholarly view, represents “a new current in interculturalism and educational philosophy.”
Ikeda’s first meeting with Nelson Mandela, in 1990, led to SGI-sponsored anti-apartheid lectures, a traveling exhibit and student exchanges at the university level.
Ikeda made several visits to China and, in 1974, met with Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai, establishing cultural exchanges of art, dance and music between China and Japan and opening academic exchanges between Chinese educational institutions and Soka University. Chinese media describe Ikeda as an early proponent of normalizing diplomatic relations between China and Japan in the 1970s, citing his 1968 proposal that drew condemnation by some and the interest of others including Zhou Enlai. It was said that Zhou Enlai entrusted Ikeda with ensuring that “Sino-Japanese friendship would continue for generations to come.” Since 1975 cultural exchanges between the Min-On Concert Association, founded by Ikeda, and institutions including the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries have continued. An observer estimated in 1984, after Ikeda’s visit to China and meetings with public figures including Chinese Communist Party Leader Hu Yaobang and Deng Yingchao, that Ikeda’s 1968 proposal may have contributed to Japanese public sentiment on closer diplomatic ties with China and that Ikeda’s cultivation of educational and cultural ties helped strengthen state relations.
Honorary doctorates and professorships
Ikeda received his 300th degree from the University of Massachusetts Boston on November 21, 2010. He has said that "The academic honors I have accepted have all been on behalf of the members of SGI around the world."
Number | Country | Institution | Title conferred | Place and date |
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1 | U.S.S.R. | Moscow State University | honorary doctorate | May 1975 |
2 | Peru | National University of San Marcos | hon. professorship | April 1981 |
3 | Bulgaria | Sofia University | honorary doctorate | May 1981 |
4 | China | Peking University | honorary professorship | June 1984 |
5 | China | Fudan University | honorary professorship | June 1984 |
6 | Dominican Republic | Autonomous University of Santo Domingo | honorary professorship | February 1987 |
7 | Argentina | University of Buenos Aires | honorary doctorate | March 1990 |
8 | Mexico | University of Guanajuato | honorary doctorate (Maestro Emérito) | March 1990 |
9 | China | Wuhan University | honorary professorship | November 1990 |
10 | Macau | University of Macau | honorary professorship | January 1991 |
11 | Philippines | University of the Philippines | honorary doctorate of law | April 1991 |
12 | Argentina | University of Palermo | honorary doctorate | May 1991 |
13 | Hong Kong | Chinese University of Hong Kong | distinguished visiting professor | January 1992 |
14 | Turkey | Ankara University | honorary doctorate of social science | June 1992 |
15 | China | Chinese Academy of Social Sciences | honorary research professor | October 1992 |
16 | Kenya | University of Nairobi | honorary doctorate of letters | December 1992 |
17 | Brazil | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro | honorary doctorate | February 1993 |
18 | Argentina | National University of Lomas de Zamora | honorary doctorate | February 1993 |
19 | Argentina | National University of Lomas de Zamora | honorary professorship, faculty of law | February 1993 |
20 | Argentina | National University of Córdoba | honorary professorship | February 1993 |
21 | Paraguay | National University of Asunción | honorary doctorate of philosophy | February 1993 |
22 | Brazil | University of São Paulo | honorary visiting professor | February 1993 |
23 | Brazil | Federal University of Paraná | honorary doctorate | March 1993 |
24 | Bolivia | Del Valle University | honorary doctorate | March 1993 |
25 | China | Shenzhen University | honorary professorship | November 1993 |
26 | China | Xinjian Uygur Autonomous Region Museum | honorary professorship | January 1994 |
27 | Russia | International University in Moscow | honorary doctorate | May 1994 |
28 | Italy | University of Bologna | honorary doctorate | June 1994 |
29 | United Kingdom | University of Glasgow | honorary doctorate | June 1994 |
30 | China | Xinjiang University | honorary professorship | August 1994 |
31 | China | Xiamen University | honorary professorship | November 1994 |
32 | South Africa | University of the North | honorary doctorate of education | September 1995 |
33 | Nepal | Tribhuvan University | honorary doctorate of letters | November 1995 |
34 | Macau | University of Macau | honorary doctorate of social sciences | November 1995 |
35 | Hong Kong | University of Hong Kong | honorary doctorate of letters | March 1996 |
36 | China | Xinjiang University | honorary president | April 1996 |
37 | United States | University of Denver | honorary doctorate of education | June 1996 |
38 | Cuba | University of Havana | honorary doctorate of letters | June 1996 |
39 | Ghana | University of Ghana | honorary doctorate of law | August 1996 |
40 | Russia | Far Eastern State University | honorary doctorate of international education | November 1996 |
41 | China | Zhongshan (Sun Yat-Sen) University | honorary professorship | November 1996 |
42 | China | Jilin University | honorary professorship | February 1997 |
43 | Philippines | De La Salle University | honorary doctorate of humane letters (international education) | March 1997 |
44 | Sri Lanka | University of Kelaniya | honorary doctorate of letters | May 1997 |
45 | China | Shanghai University | honorary professorship | May 1997 |
46 | China | Inner Mongolia University | honorary professorship | October 1997 |
47 | Mongolia | National University of Mongolia | honorary doctorate of humanities | November 1997 |
48 | Philippines | University of the City of Manila | honorary doctorate of humanities | February 1998 |
49 | Argentina | Universidad de Morón | honorary doctorate | March 1998 |
50 | Russia | Institute for High Energy Physics | honorary doctorate | April 1998 |
51 | Brazil | Rio de Janeiro State University | honorary doctorate | April 1998 |
52 | Republic of Korea | Kyung Hee University | honorary doctorate of philosophy | May 1998 |
53 | Republic of Korea | Chung Cheong College | honorary professorship | July 1998 |
54 | Peru | Ricardo Palma University | honorary doctorate | July 1998 |
55 | Peru | Association of Doctors of Education | honorary doctorate | July 1998 |
56 | China | Yanbian University | honorary professorship | November 1998 |
57 | China | Nankai University | honorary professorship | November 1998 |
58 | Brazil | Northern Paraná University | honorary doctorate | November 1998 |
59 | India | University of Delhi | honorary doctorate of letters | December 1998 |
60 | Argentina | University of Flores | honorary doctorate | January 1999 |
61 | China | Sichuan University | honorary professorship | April 1999 |
62 | Peru | Federico Villarreal National University | honorary doctorate | April 1999 |
63 | Republic of Korea | Cheju National University | honorary doctorate of Korean language and literature | May 1999 |
64 | Bolivia | University of Santa Cruz de la Sierra | honorary doctorate | June 1999 |
65 | China | Northeastern University | honorary professorship | July 1999 |
66 | Kyrgyzstan | Institute of Oriental Languages and Cultures, Kyrgyz State Pedagogical University | honorary professorship | August 1999 |
67 | Peru | National University of Central Peru | honorary doctorate | September 1999 |
68 | China | Hunan Normal University | honorary professorship | September 1999 |
69 | Argentina | National University of Lomas de Zamora | honorary professorship, faculty of social sciences | October 1999 |
70 | Argentina | National University of Comahue | honorary doctorate | October 1999 |
71 | China | Nanjing University | honorary professorship | December 1999 |
72 | Russia | St. Petersburg State University | honorary doctorate | January 2000 |
73 | United States | University of Delaware | honorary doctorate of humane letters | Tokyo, 16 January 2000 |
74 | United States | Queens College, City University of New York | honorary doctorate of humane letters | January 2000 |
75 | Guam (United States) | University of Guam | honorary doctorate of humane letters | January 2000 |
76 | Philippines | Angeles University Foundation | honorary doctorate of humanities | February 2000 |
77 | China | Central University for Nationalities | honorary professorship | February 2000 |
78 | China | Guangdong University of Foreign Studies | honorary professorship | February 2000 |
79 | Argentina | National University of Nordeste | honorary doctorate | February 2000 |
80 | China | Northeast Normal University | honorary doctorate | March 2000 |
81 | Sakha Republic (Russia) | Yakutsk State University | honorary professorship | March 2000 |
82 | El Salvador | Latin American Technical University | honorary doctorate | April 2000 |
83 | China | Inner Mongolia Art Academy | preeminent honorary professor | April 2000 |
84 | India | Sri Sitaramdas Omkarnath Institute of Sanskrit Learning | honorary doctorate (Mahamahopadhyaya) | April 2000 |
85 | Mongolia | Mongolian Institute of Literature and Social Work | honorary rector | May 2000 |
86 | China | Beijing Administrative College | honorary professorship | May 2000 |
87 | China | Yunnan University | honorary professorship | June 2000 |
88 | China | South China Normal University | honorary professorship | August 2000 |
89 | India | Bundelkhand University | honorary doctorate of letters | August 2000 |
90 | Venezuela | University of Zulia | honorary doctorate | September 2000 |
91 | Panama | University of Panama | honorary doctorate | September 2000 |
92 | India | Bundelkhand University | honorary lifetime professor in the Ambedhar School of Social Sciences | October 2000 |
93 | Thailand | Siam University | honorary doctorate of public administration | November 2000 |
94 | Tonga | Tonga Institute of Education and Tong Tonga Institute of Schinece and Technology | honorary professorship of education | November 2000 |
95 | Australia | University of Sydney | honorary doctorate of letters | 24 November 2000 |
96 | Malaysia | Putra University, Malaysia | honorary doctorate of letters | November 2000 |
97 | Hong Kong | Chinese University of Hong Kong | honorary doctorate of social science | 7 December 2000 |
98 | Mongolia | Mongolian University of Arts and Culture | honorary doctorate | December 2000 |
99 | India | Purvanchal University | honorary doctorate of letters | January 2001 |
100 | China | Guangdong Province Academy of Social Sciences | honorary professorship | February 2001 |
101 | China | Northwest University | honorary professorship | April 2001 |
102 | China | Anhui University | honorary professorship | April 2001 |
103 | Puerto Rico | Carlos Albizu University | honorary doctorate of humane letters in behavioral sciences | May 2001 |
104 | Mongolia | Kharakhorum University | honorary doctorate | May 2001 |
105 | China | Fujian Normal University | honorary professorship | June 2001 |
106 | China | Huaqiao University | honorary professorship | June 2001 |
107 | China | Jinan University | honorary professorship | July 2001 |
108 | Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (United States) | Northern Marianas College | honorary professorship | July 2001 |
109 | China | Soochow University | honorary professorship | October 2001 |
110 | China | Liaoning Normal University | honorary professorship | October 2001 |
111 | Philippines | University of Southern Philippines Foundation | honorary doctorate of humanities | October 2001 |
112 | China | Guangzhou University | honorary professorship | November 2001 |
113 | Republic of Korea | Kyongju University | honorary professorship | December 2001 |
114 | Republic of Korea | Changwon National University | honorary doctorate of education | December 2001 |
115 | Kazakhstan | International Kazakh-Turkish University | honorary professorship | December 2001 |
116 | Dominican Republic | Santiago Technical University | honorary doctorate | February 2002 |
117 | Uzbekistan | National Institute of Arts and Design (Uzbekistan) | honorary professorship | February 2002 |
118 | China | Liaoning Academy of Social Sciences | senior research professor | March 2002 |
119 | Philippines | Gregorio Araneta University Foundation | honorary doctorate of humanities | March 2002 |
120 | Cambodia | Royal University of Phnom Penh | honorary professorship | March 2002 |
121 | China | Liaoning University | honorary professorship | April 2002 |
122 | United States | Morehouse College | honorary doctorate of humane letters | April 2002 |
123 | China | Qingdao University | honorary professorship | April 2002 |
124 | India | Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University | honorary doctorate of letters | April 2002 |
125 | Kenya | Kenyatta University | honorary doctorate of humane letters | May 2002 |
126 | China | Heilongjiang Academy of Social Sciences | honorary professorship | May 2002 |
127 | Russia | Moscow State University | honorary professorship | June 2002 |
128 | China | Nanjing Normal University | honorary professorship | June 2002 |
129 | Republic of Korea | Sorabol College | honorary professorship | June 2002 |
130 | India | Himachal Pradesh University | honorary doctorate of literature | August 2002 |
131 | China | Renmin University of China | honorary professorship | September 2002 |
132 | China | University of Science and Technology of China | honorary professorship | October 2002 |
133 | China | Zhejiang University | honorary professorship | November 2002 |
134 | Mongolia | Shihihutung Law School | honorary doctorate | November 2002 |
135 | Ukraine | Kiev National University of Trade and Economics | honorary doctorate | November 2002 |
136 | Republic of Korea | Dong-A University | honorary doctorate of philosophy | December 2002 |
137 | China | Shanghai International Studies University | honorary professorship | December 2002 |
138 | China | Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences | honorary professorship | December 2002 |
139 | India | Bharathidasan University | honorary doctorate of literature | January 2003 |
140 | Peru | National University of Piura | honorary doctorate | February 2003 |
141 | Taiwan | Chinese Culture University | honorary doctorate of philosophy | March 2003 |
142 | China | Dalian University of Foreign Languages | honorary professorship | April 2003 |
143 | Paraguay | Columbia University of Paraguay | honorary doctorate of sociology | April 2003 |
144 | Peru | Jorge Basadre Grohmann National University | honorary doctorate | September 2003 |
145 | China | Northwest Normal University | honorary professorship | October 2003 |
146 | Republic of Korea | Gwangju Women's University | honorary professorship | October 2003 |
147 | China | Shanghai Jiao Tong University | honorary professorship | October 2003 |
148 | United States | Chapman University | honorary doctorate of humane letters | December 2003 |
149 | China | Zhaoqing University | honorary professorship | December 2003 |
150 | Sakha Republic (Russia) | Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts | honorary professorship | January 2004 |
151 | India | Rabindra Bharati University | honorary doctorate of literature | February 2004 |
152 | United States | Mineral Area College | honorary professorship of humanities | February 2004 |
153 | China | National Prosecuters College | honorary professorship | March 2004 |
154 | Taiwan | National Pingtung University | honorary doctorate of agricultural sciences | March 2004 |
155 | Republic of Buryatia (Russia) | Buryat State University | honorary professorship | April 2004 |
156 | Brazil | Londrina State University | honorary doctorate | April 2004 |
157 | Bolivia | University of San Francisco Xavier of Chuquisaca | honorary doctorate | May 2004 |
158 | China | China University of Petroleum | honorary professorship | May 2004 |
159 | Philippines | Capitol University | honorary doctorate of humanities | June 2004 |
160 | China | Sanda University | honorary professorship | June 2004 |
161 | Jordan | University of Jordan | honorary doctorate of humane letters | July 2004 |
162 | Mexico | University of Guadalajara | honorary doctorate | September 2004 |
163 | China | Fujian Academy of Social Sciences | honorary professorship | September 2004 |
164 | China | Changchun University | honorary professorship | October 2004 |
165 | China | Qufu Normal University | honorary professorship | October 2004 |
166 | Kyrgyzstan | Osh State University | honorary professorship | November 2004 |
167 | Republic of Korea | Paekche Institute of the Arts | honorary professorship | November 2004 |
168 | Mongolia | Otgontenger University | honorary doctorate | December 2004 |
169 | Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (United States) | Northern Marianas College | honorary president | January 2005 |
170 | Peru | Enrique Guzman y Valle National University of Education | honorary doctorate | January 2005 |
171 | Belarus | Minsk State Linguistic University | honorary professorship | February 2005 |
172 | Philippines | Batangas State University | honorary doctorate of pedagogy | March 2005 |
173 | China | Shanghai University of Finance and Economics | professor emeritus of humanities | April 2005 |
174 | Paraguay | National University of Itapua | honorary doctorate | April 2005 |
175 | China | Beijing Language and Culture University | honorary professorship | May 2005 |
176 | Brazil | Cornélio Procópio College of Philosophy, Science, and Letters | honorary doctorate | May 2005 |
177 | China | Huazhong Normal University | honorary professorship | June 2005 |
178 | China | Guangxi Normal University | honorary professorship | July 2005 |
179 | Mongolia | Mongolian Academy of Sciences Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law | honorary professorship, philosophy | September 2005 |
180 | Vietnam | Vietnam National University, Hanoi | honorary doctorate | September 2005 |
181 | China | East China University of Science and Technology | honorary professorship | October 2005 |
182 | Serbia and Montenegro | Braca Karic University | honorary doctorate | October 2005 |
183 | Russia | Academy of Security, Defense, and Law Enforcement | honorary professorship | December 2005 |
184 | India | Symbiosis International Educational Centre (Deemed University) | honorary doctorate of literature | December 2005 |
185 | Russia | Ural State University | honorary doctorate | January 2006 |
186 | Laos | National University of Laos | honorary professorship of humanities | February 2006 |
187 | Philippines | Pampanga Agricultural College | honorary doctorate of humanities | March 2006 |
188 | China | Hunan University | honorary professorship | April 2006 |
189 | Ukraine | National Technical University of Ukraine "KPI" | honorary doctorate | April 2006 |
190 | China | East China Normal University | honorary professorship | May 2006 |
191 | China | Nanjing Arts Institute | honorary professorship | May 2006 |
192 | India | Visva-Bharati | honorary doctorate of literature | May 2006 |
193 | China | China Southwest University of Political Science and Law | honorary professorship | June 2006 |
194 | United States | Southern Illinois University Carbondale | honorary doctorate of humane letters | June 2006 |
195 | United States | Los Angeles Southwest College | honorary professorship | June 2006 |
196 | China | Shaoguan University | honorary professorship | June 2006 |
197 | Republic of Korea | Dong Shin University | honorary doctorate of public administration | June 2006 |
198 | Thailand | Maejo University | honorary doctorate of administration | July 2006 |
199 | Brazil | Catholic College of Economic Science of Bahia | honorary doctorate | September 2006 |
200 | China | Beijing Normal University | honorary professorship | October 2006 |
201 | Philippines | University of Rizal System | honorary doctorate of humanities | Nov 24, 2006 |
202 | China | Dalian University of Technology | honorary professorship | Dec 8, 2006 |
203 | Republic of Korea | Dongju College | honorary professorship | Feb 6, 2007 |
204 | China | Guizhou University | honorary professorship | Feb 26, 2007 |
205 | Russia | Baikal National University of Economics and Law | honorary professorship | Mar 13, 2007 |
206 | Venezuela | Rafael Belloso Chacin University | honorary doctorate | Mar 20, 2007 |
207 | Venezuela | Santa María University | honorary doctorate of law | Mar 20, 2007 |
208 | Italy | University of Palermo | honorary doctorate of communication sciences | Mar 23, 2007 |
209 | Brazil | Brazilian Academy of Philosophy | honorary doctorate | Apr 2, 2007 |
210 | United States | University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee | honorary doctorate of humane letters | Apr 17, 2007 |
211 | China | Harbin Engineering University | honorary professorship | Apr 18, 2007 |
212 | Brazil | Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul | honorary doctorate | Apr 29, 2007 |
213 | China | Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences | honorary professorship | May 5, 2007 |
214 | Taiwan | Southern Taiwan University of Technology | honorary doctorate of engineering | May 28, 2007 |
215 | Russia | Russian State University for the Humanities | honorary doctorate | May 31, 2007 |
216 | Peru | National University of El Santa | honorary doctorate | Jun 23, 2007 |
217 | Sakha Republic (Russia) | The Yakut State Agricultural Academy | honorary professorship | Jul 4, 2007 |
218 | Russia | Far Eastern State Technical University | honorary professorship | Jul 9, 2007 |
219 | Philippines | University of Southeastern Philippines | honorary doctorate of education | Sep 13, 2007 |
220 | China | Shaanxi Normal University | honorary professorship | Oct 6, 2007 |
221 | Mexico | University of Humanistic Integration | honorary doctorate of human sciences | Oct 8, 2007 |
222 | Brazil | Ingá University (UNINGÁ) | honorary professorship | Oct 10, 2007 |
223 | China | China Youth University for Political Sciences | honorary professorship | Oct 21, 2007 |
224 | Mongolia | Mongolian State University of Education | honorary doctorate | Oct 24, 2007 |
225 | China | Wenzhou Medical College | honorary professorship | Nov 30, 2007 |
226 | China | Shanghai Normal University | honorary professorship | Dec 17, 2007 |
227 | Dominican Republic | Autonomous University of Santo Domingo | honorary doctorate | Jan 19, 2008 |
228 | Taiwan | National Yunlin University of Science and Technology | honorary doctorate of philosophy in management | Jan 21, 2008 |
229 | Philippines | Laguna State Polytechnic University | honorary doctorate of philosophy in humanities | Jan 26, 2008 |
230 | China | Hunan University of Science and Technology | honorary professorship | Mar 1, 2008 |
231 | Kyrgyz Republic | I. Arabaev Kyrgyz State University | honorary doctorate | Mar 21, 2008 |
232 | China | Jiaying University | honorary professorship | Mar 31, 2008 |
233 | Russia | Tula Lev Tolstoy State Pedagogical University | honorary professorship | Apr 2, 2008 |
234 | China | Hebei University | honorary professorship | Apr 13, 2008 |
235 | China | Yan'a University | honorary professorship | May 4, 2008 |
236 | China | Eastern Liaoning University | lifetime honorary professorship | May 30, 2008 |
237 | China | Changchun University of Technology | honorary professorship | Jun 2, 2008 |
238 | Brazil | Centro Universitário de Goiás | honorary doctorate | Jun 17, 2008 |
239 | Brazil | Centro Universitário Ítalo Brasileiro | honorary doctorate | Jun 20, 2008 |
240 | Philippines | Benguet State University | honorary doctorate of humanities | Jul 10, 2008 |
241 | Taiwan | Chungyu Institute of Technology | honorary professorship | Jul 22, 2008 |
242 | Taiwan | Tainan University of Technology | honorary professorship | Jul 24, 2008 |
243 | Philippines | Ifugao State College of Agriculture and Forestry | hon doc of education in ancient learning, culture and world peace | Sep 2008 |
244 | Philippines | Universidad de Manila | hon doc of humanities | Oct 2008 |
245 | Mongolia | Mongolian University of Science and Technology | hon doc of humanities | Oct 2008 |
246 | China | Dalian University | hon prof | Dec 2008 |
247 | Uzbekistan | Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts | hon prof | Jan 2009 |
248 | Malaysia | Open University Malaysia | hon doc of arts (humanities) | Feb 2009 |
249 | Santa Cruz, Bolivia | University of Aquino-Bolivia (Udabol) | hon doc | Mar 2009 |
250 | Denmark | University College South Denmark | honorary doctorate | March 21, 2009 |
251 | Republic of Korea | Korea Maritime University | University Professor | Apr 2, 2009 |
252 | Kyrgyzstan | Issyk-Kul State University | hon prof | Apr 2009 |
253 | China | Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University | hon prof | Apr 2009 |
254 | China | Henan Normal University | hon prof | Apr 2009 |
255 | Northern Ireland, UK | Queen's University Belfast | hon doc of laws | May 2009 |
256 | China | Xinjiang University of Finance and Economics | hon prof | May 2009 |
257 | Philippines | Southern Luzon State University | hon doc of humanities | Jun 2009 |
258 | Brazil | Federal University of Rondônia | hon doc | Jul 2009 |
259 | Republic of Korea | Hongik University | hon doc of literature | Sep 2009 |
260 | Macau, China | Asia International Open University (Macau) | honorary doctorate of philosophy | Sep 2009 |
261 | Brazil | Maranhão School of Government | honorary professorship | Sep 2009 |
262 | Brazil | Silva e Souza Integrated College | honorary doctorate of architecture and urban engineering | Sep 2009 |
263 | Indonesia | Universitas Indonesia | Honorary Doctorate in Philosophy and Peace | Soka University, October 10, 2009 |
264 | China | Zhongkai University of Agriculture and Engineering | hon prof | Oct 2009 |
265 | China | Dalian Polytechnic University | emeritus prof | Oct 2009 |
266 | Sakha Republic, Russia | Yakutsk Teacher-training College No.1 | hon prof | Oct 2009 |
267 | China | Southwest Jiaotong University | hon prof | Nov 2009 |
268 | China | Xi'an University of Technology | hon prof | Nov 2009 |
269 | China | Ningxia University | hon lifetime prof | Nov 2009 |
270 | Taiwan | Yu Da University | hon prof | Dec 2009 |
271 | Mexico | Enrique Díaz de León University | hon doc | Dec 2009 |
272 | China | Xi'an Peihua University | hon prof | Dec 2009 |
273 | Guam, USA | Guam Community College | hon prof | Jan 2010 |
274 | China | Anhui University of Science and Technology | hon prof | Jan 2010 |
275 | Uzbekistan | Institute of Fine Arts, Uzbeki Academy of Sciences | hon doc | Feb 2010 |
276 | China | Xi'an International University | hon prof | Feb 2010 |
277 | China | Guangdong University of Business Studies | hon prof | Mar 2010 |
278 | Aragua, Venezuela | Bicentennial University of Aragua | hon doc of education | Mar 2010 |
279 | Aragua, Venezuela | Bicentennial University of Aragua | hon prof | Mar 2010 |
280 | China | Xi'an Jiaotong University | hon prof | Mar 2010 |
281 | Philippines | Ramon Magsaysay Technological University | centennial hon prof | Mar 2010 |
282 | Armenia | Yerevan State Academy of Fine Arts and Artists | honorary doctorate | Japan, April 2, 2010 |
283 | Sichuan, China | Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences | hon prof | Apr 2010 |
284 | Xinjiang, China | Xinjiang Medical University | hon prof | Apr 2010 |
285 | Guangxi, China | Guangxi Arts Institute | lifetime hon prof | Apr 2010 |
286 | Zhejiang, China | Shaoxing University | hon prof | Apr 2010 |
287 | Canada | Université Laval | honorary doctorate of education | May 4, 2010 |
288 | Beijing, China | Tsinghua University | hon prof | May 2010 |
289 | Beijing, China | Beijing City University | hon prof | May 2010 |
290 | Zhejiang, China | Ningbo University | hon prof | June 2010 |
291 | Zhejiang, China | Zhejiang Ocean University | hon prof | June 2010 |
292 | Virginia, USA | George Mason University | hon doc of humane letters | July 2010 |
293 | New Taipei, Taiwan | National Taiwan University of Arts | hon prof | July 2010 |
294 | Kaohsiung, Taiwan | National University of Kaohsiung | hon prof | July 2010 |
295 | Malaysia | University of Malaya | honorary doctorate of humanities | August 2, 2010 |
296 | Osh, Kyrgyzstan | Osh Humanitarian Pedagogical Institute | hon prof | August 2010 |
297 | Osh, Kyrgyzstan | Osh Agricultural Institute | hon prof | August 2010 |
298 | Chile | Universidad Pedro de Valdivia | honorary doctorate | Soka University, August 30, 2010 |
299 | Philippines | University of Southern Mindanao | honorary doctorate of humanities | October 9, 2010 |
300 | United States | University of Massachusetts Boston | honorary degree | Shinjuku, Tokyo, November 18, 2010 |
301 | Amazonas, Brazil | Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Amazonas | hon doc | November 2010 |
302 | Liaoning, China | Dalian Maritime University | hon prof | December 2010 |
303 | São_Paulo, Brazil | São Paulo Metropolitan University | hon prof | December 2010 |
304 | Mato Grosso, Brazil | Federal University of Mato Grosso | hon doc | December 2010 |
305 | Yunlin County, Taiwan | National Formosa University | hon doc | December 2010 |
306 | South Chungcheong, Republic of Korea | Konyang University | hon doc of business administration | December 2010 |
307 | Macau | Macao Polytechnic Institute | hon prof | January 2011 |
308 | Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan | Kyrgyz-Russian Academy of Education | hon prof | March 2011 |
309 | Taipa, Macau | Macau University of Science and Technology | hon prof | May 2011 |
310 | Hainan, China | Hainan Normal University | hon prof | May 2011 |
311 | North Chungcheong, Republic of Korea | Chungju National University | hon doc of business administration | July 2011 |
312 | Pangasinan, Philippines | Pangasinan State University | hon doc of humanities | July 2011 |
313 | Busan, Republic of Korea | Pukyong National University | hon doc of international and area studies | September 2011 |
314 | Lusaka, Zambia | University of Zambia | hon doc of laws | September 2011 |
315 | Nueva Ecija, Philippines | Central Luzon State University | hon lifetime prof | October 2011 |
316 | Jiangxi, China | Jinggangshan University | hon prof | October 2011 |
317 | U.K. | University of Buckingham | Honorary Doctorate of Literature | Oct 25, 2011 |
318 | China | Jimei University | Honorary Professor | Nov 9, 2011 |
319 | Moscow, Russia | Russian State University of Trade and Economics | hon doc | November 2011 |
320 | Tashkent, Uzbekistan | Termez State University | hon prof | December 2011 |
321 | Beijing, China | Central University of Finance and Economics | hon prof | January 2012 |
322 | Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan | Bishkek Humanities University | hon doc | March 2012 |
323 | Bataan, Philippines | Bataan Peninsula State University | hon doc of humanities | March 2012 |
324 | Santa Cruz, Bolivia | Private Technological University of Santa Cruz (Utepsa) | hon doc | March 2012 |
325 | Taipei, Taiwan | Taipei College of Maritime Technology | hon prof | April 2012 |
326 | Lima, Peru | Technological University of Peru | hon doc | May 2012 |
327 | Lima, Peru | Technological University of Peru | professor emeritus, Faculty of Law, Political Science and International Relations | May 2012 |
328 | Guizhou, China | Guizhou Normal University | hon prof | May 2012 |
329 | Taipei, Taiwan | National Taiwan Normal University | hon prof, College of Arts | June 2012 |
330 | Liaoning, China | Bohai University | hon prof | June 2012 |
331 | Ontario, Canada | University of Guelph | hon doc of laws | September 2012 |
332 | Paraná, Brazil | Dom Bosco College of Higher Education | hon doc | September 2012 |
333 | Almaty, Kazakhstan | Al-Farabi Kazakh National University | hon prof | October 2012 |
334 | Táchira, Venezuela | National Experimental University of Táchira | hon doc | November 2012 |
335 | Pando, Bolivia | Amazonian University of Pando | hon doc | February 2013 |
336 | Osh, Kyrgyzstan | Kyrgyz-Chinese Humanitarian Economic Institute | hon prof | February 2013 |
337 | Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines | Nueva Vizcaya State University | hon doc of humanities | March 2013 |
338 | South Africa | University of KwaZulu-Natal | Doctor of Social Science honoris causa | Apr, 2013 |
339 | Bangkok, Thailand | Thammasat University | hon doc of philosophy | August 2013 |
340 | Armenia | Yerevan State University | hon doc | September 2013 |
341 | Aklan, Philippines | Aklan State University | hon doc of humanities | October 2013 |
342 | Liaoning, China | Dalian Art College | hon prof | October 2013 |
343 | Peru | Universidad Peruana de las Americas/Peruvian University of the Americas | hon doc | November 2013 |
344 | Ulan Bator, Mongolia | University of the Humanities | hon doc of humanities | November 2013 |
345 | Moscow, Russia | Pushkin State Russian Language Institute | hon doc | November 2013 |
346 | Córdoba, Argentina | National University of Villa María | hon prof extraordinary | February 2014 |
347 | Jharkhand, India | Satyendra Narayan Sinha Institute of Business Management | hon prof | March 2014 |
348 | Isabel, Philippines | Isabela State University | hon doc of humanities | April 2014 |
349 | Tianjin, China | Tianjin Foreign Studies University | hon prof | May 2014 |
350 | Lima, Peru | National University of Engineering | hon doc | May 2014 |
351 | Heilongjiang, China | Harbin Normal University | hon prof | July 2014 |
352 | Sakha Republic, Russia | Yakutsk Teacher-training College | hon prof | September 2014 |
353 | Manila, The Philippines | University of the East | hon doc of humanities | September 2014 |
Other awards
- United Nations Peace Award (1983, USA)
- Rosa Parks Humanitarian Award (1993, USA)
- International Tolerance Award from the Simon Wiesenthal Center (1993, Los Angeles, Calif.)
- Tagore Peace Award (1997, India)
- Rizal International Peace Award (1998, the Philippines) from the Knights of Rizal
- International Literary Award for Understanding and Friendship (2003, Beijing, China) from the China Literature Foundation and Chinese Writersʼ Association
- Jamnalal Bajaj Award (2005, India) for "Outstanding Contribution in Promotion of Gandhian Values Outside India by Individuals other than Indian Citizens"
- Order of Friendship (2008, Russia)
- Gold Medal for Peace with Justice from the Sydney Peace Foundation (2009, Australia)
- Indology Award (2011, India) for “outstanding contribution in the field of Indic research and Oriental wisdom” from Motilal Banarsidass Publishers
- Golden Heart Award (2012, the Philippines) from the Knights of Rizal
Meetings with foreign leaders
Among the hundreds of meetings between Ikeda and foreign leaders are some that have subsequently proved embarrassing, notably the occasion when he was photographed together with Romanian General Secretary Nicolae Ceaușescu and repeated meetings with military dictator Manuel Noriega of Panama. Ikeda had an especially close relationship with Noriega. Both were self-educated men with strong personalities and intellectual ambitions. Noriega repeatedly visited the Taiseki-ji and Noriega hosted Ikeda on several visits to Panama. Both leaders praised each other's virtues in public statements. After a 1981 visit, Noriega named a scenic observation point on one of the Causeway Islands at the Pacific approach to the Panama Canal "Mirador Ikeda", and he presented Ikeda with the Order of Vasco Núñez de Balboa. The Soka Gakkai reciprocated by creating a "Noriega Garden" at one of its locales in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka.
Friends of Noriega and anonymous American sources have alleged that Ikeda provided him with several million dollars' worth of assistance during the worst part of Noriega's crisis in 1987 and 1988, though Soka Gakkai spokesmen have repeatedly denied this. The "Noriega Garden" was unceremoniously destroyed after Noriega's arrest.
Personal life
Ikeda lives in Tokyo with his wife, Kaneko (born 1932), whom he married on May 3, 1952. He has three sons, Hiromasa (born 1953; Vice-president of Soka Gakkai), Shirohisa (1955–1984), and Takahiro (born 1958).
Critical commentary
A 1995 San Francisco Chronicle article titled "Japan Fears Another Religious Sect" outlined charges in Japan of "heavy-handed fund raising and proselytizing , as well as intimidating its foes and trying to grab political power". It quotes Takashi Shokei, a professor at Meisei University, as describing Ikeda as "a power-hungry individual who intends to take control of the government and make Soka Gakkai the national religion"; the article describes a videotape made in 1993 of Ikeda "yelling and pounding on tables in anger and later railing against President Clinton for having refused to meet with him".
A 1995 Time article criticized Daisaku Ikeda and Soka Gakkai, claiming that "according to a member who was present" Ikeda, as "honorary president and unquestioned commander" of Soka Gakkai, had said of Komeito: "This time, not the next time, is going to be about winning or losing. We cannot hesitate. We must conquer the country with one stroke."
In 1999, The New York Times published an article on the uneasy rise of the New Komeito Party in Japan (funded largely by Ikeda and Soka Gakkai). In response, a letter to the editor by Alfred Balitzer (later of Soka University of America) offered a more sympathetic portrayal of Soka Gakkai.
Books
Ikeda is understood, at least by SGI members, to be a prolific writer, peace activist and interpreter of Nichiren Buddhism. His interests in photography, art, philosophy, poetry and music are reflected in his published works. In his essay collections and dialogues with political, cultural, and educational figures he discusses, among other topics: the transformative value of religion, the universal sanctity of life, social responsibility, and sustainable progress and development.
The 1976 publication of Choose Life: A Dialogue (in Japanese, Nijusseiki e no taiwa) is the published record of dialogues and correspondences that began in 1971 between Ikeda and British historian Arnold J. Toynbee about the “convergence of East and West” on contemporary as well as perennial topics ranging from the human condition to the role of religion and the future of human civilization. Toynbee’s 12-volume A Study of History had been translated into Japanese, which along with his lecture tours and periodical articles about social, moral and religious issues gained him popularity in Japan. To an expat’s letter critical of Toynbee’s association with Ikeda and Soka Gakkai, Toynbee wrote back: “I agree with Soka Gakkai on religion as the most important thing in human life, and on opposition to militarism and war." To another letter critical of Ikeda, Toynbee responded: “Mr. Ikeda’s personality is strong and dynamic and such characters are often controversial. My own feeling for Mr. Ikeda is one of great respect and sympathy.” British journalist and political commentator Polly Toynbee, an avowed atheist, was invited to meet Ikeda in 1984 in memory of her grandfather. (According to Peter Popham, writing about Tokyo architecture and culture, Ikeda "was hoping to tighten the public connection between himself and Polly Toynbee's famous grandfather, Arnold Toynbee, the prophet of the rise of the East.") Polly Toynbee described Ikeda as "a short, round man with slicked down hair, wearing a sharp Western suit"; they talked from "throne-like" chairs in "an enormous room" reached via "corridors of bowing girls dressed in white". She wrote "I have met many powerful men--prime ministers, leaders of all kinds--but I have never in my life met anyone who exudes such an aura of absolute power as Mr. Ikeda." In The Guardian on May 19, 1984, she also voiced the wish that her grandfather would not have endorsed their dialogue, Choose Life: A Dialogue. She wrote, "I telephoned a few people round the world who had been visited by Ikeda. There was a certain amount of discomfort at being asked, and an admission by several that they felt they had been drawn into endorsing him." As of 2012, the book had been translated and published in twenty-six languages.
Ikeda's many children's books have been animated into anime.
Human Revolution
Ikeda's most well-known publication is the novel Human Revolution (Ningen Kakumei), which was serialized in the Gakkai's Seikyo Shimbun. In 1978, as the Gakkai entered a dispute with Nichiren Shoshu, the text of Human Revolution was altered in over 40 places. However, these revisions were not mentioned in the book's publication history, and the Gakkai does not acknowledge that any changes have been made.
Selected works
- A Dialogue Between East and West: Looking to a Human Revolution (Echoes and Reflections: The Selected Works of Daisaku Ikeda) with Ricardo Diez-Hochleitner, London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2008; ISBN 978-1845116002 (Hardback), ISBN 978-1845116002 (Paperback)
- A Lifelong Quest for Peace with Linus Pauling (May 2000), Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 1st edition, ISBN 978-0867202786 (Hardback), ISBN 0-86720-277-7 (Paperback); London and New York: I. B. Tauris, Reprint edition 2008; ISBN 978-1845118891
- A Passage to Peace: Global Solutions from East and West with Nur Yalman, London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2009; ISBN 9781845119225 (Hardback), ISBN 9781845119232 (Paperback)
- A Quest for Global Peace: Rotblat and Ikeda on War, Ethics, and the Nuclear Threat with Joseph Rotblat, London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2006; ISBN 978-1845112790
- A Youthful Diary: One Man's Journey from the Beginning of Faith to Worldwide Leadership for Peace, Santa Monica, California: World Tribune Press, 2006; ISBN 978-1932911190
- America Will Be!: Conversations on Hope, Freedom, and Democracy, with Vincent Harding, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Dialogue Path Press, 2013; ISBN 978-1887917100
- Before It Is Too Late with Aurelio Peccei, (1985), Kodansha America, 1st edition, ISBN 978-0870117008; London and New York: I. B. Tauris Reprint edition, 2008; ISBN 978-1845118884
- Buddhism: A Way of Values" with Lokesh Chandra, New Delhi: Eternal Ganges Press, 2009; ISBN 978-81-907191-2-4
- Buddhism: the First Millennium, (1977), Kodansha International, ISBN 9780870113215 (Hardback); Santa Monica, California: Middleway Press, Reprint edition, 2009; ISBN 978-0977924530
- Choose Hope: Your Role in Waging Peace in the Nuclear Age with David Krieger, Santa Monica, California: Middleway Press, 2002; ISBN 0-967-46976-7
- Choose Life: A Dialogue with Arnold J. Toynbee, Richard L. Gage (Editor), (1976), Oxford University Press, ISBN 978-0192152589; London and New York: I. B. Tauris, Reprint edition, 2008; ISBN 978-1845115951
- Choose Peace: A Dialogue Between Johan Galtung and Daisaku Ikeda with Johan Galtung, London: Pluto Press, 1999; ISBN 978-0745310404
- Compassionate Light in Asia with Jin Yong, London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2013; ISBN 978-1848851986
- Creating Waldens: An East-West Conversation on the American Renaissance with Ronald A. Bosco and Joel Myerson, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Dialogue Path Press, 2009; ISBN 978-1887917070
- Dawn After Dark with René Huyghe, (1991), Weatherhill, ISBN 9780834802384; London and New York: I. B. Tauris, Reprint edition, 2008; ISBN 978-1845115968
- Dialogue of World Citizens with Norman Cousins, (tentative translation from Japanese), Sekai shimin no taiwa, 世界市民の対話, Paperback edition, Tokyo, Japan: Seikyo Shimbunsha, 2000; ISBN 978-4412010772
- Discussions on Youth, Santa Monica, California: World Tribune Press, 2010; ISBN 978-1-932911-93-0
- Embracing the Future, Tokyo: The Japan Times, 2008; ISBN 978-4-7890-1316-1
- Fighting for Peace, Berkeley, California: Creative Arts Book Company, 2004; ISBN 0-88739-618-6
- For the Sake of Peace: A Buddhist Perspective for the 21st Century, Santa Monica, California: Middleway Press, 2001; ISBN 978-0967469720
- Glass Children and Other Essays, Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1979; ISBN 0-87011-375-5
- Global Civilization: A Buddhist-Islamic Dialogue With Majid Tehranian, London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2008; ISBN 978-1860648106
- Human Rights on the 21st Century with Austregesilo de Athayde, London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2009; ISBN 978-1845119881
- Human Values in a Changing World: A Dialogue on the Social Role of Religion, with Bryan Wilson. Reprint edition. London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2008; ISBN 978-1845115975
- Humanity at the Crossroads: An Intercultural Dialogue with Karan Singh, New Delhi: Oxford University Press India, 1988; ISBN 978-0195622157
- Into Full Flower: Making Peace Cultures Happen with Elise Boulding, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Dialogue Path Press, 2010; ISBN 978-1887917087
- Journey of Life: Selected Poems of Daisaku Ikeda, London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2014; ISBN 9781780769691
- Kanta and the Deer (children's book), New York: Weatherhill, 1997; ISBN 978-0834804067
- 'La fuerza de la Esperanza; Reflexiones sobre la paz y los derechos humanos en el tercer milenio' (dialogue between Argentine Nobel Peace laureate Dr. Adolfo Pérez Esquivel and Daisaku Ikeda), Buenos Aires: Emecé Editores,2011; ISBN 9789500434126
Notes
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Further reading
- Seager, Richard: Encountering the Dharma: Daisaku Ikeda, Sōka Gakkai, and the Globalization of Buddhism. University of California Press, 2006.
External links
- Daisaku Ikeda's website
- SGI President page for Daisaku Ikeda
- Tricycle Magazine Interview, by Clark Strand, Winter 2008
- Lectures around the World
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