electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 12, Issue 3

Peer-reviewed articles

Shunichi Takekawa
4. Fusing Nationalisms in Postwar Japan: The Battleship Yamato and Popular Culture
Dilhara Darshana Premaratne
3. Is the use of kanji increasing in the Japanese writing system?
Nakasatomi Hiroshi
2. ‘Rapelay’ and the problem of legal reform in Japan: Government regulation of graphically animated pornography
Daisuke Akimoto
1. Kōmeitō in Japanese Politics

Film reviews

Rie Kido Askew
1. Kokuriko zaka kara (From the Red Poppy Hill)

Book reviews

Vera Mackie
2. Feminism and the Nation-State in Japan
Kumiko Kawashima
1. Migration and Integration: Japan in Comparative Perspective
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