electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 21, Issue 3

With best wishes to all during these continuing, difficult times.

—The ejcjs Team

Peer-reviewed articles

Isabel Cabaña Rojas

5. Rethinking the discursive relevance of pop culture in Japan’s soft power in Chile: a perspective from Japanese language education

Robert Del Greco

6. The Political Perspectives and Historical Significance of the Zainichi Coterie Magazine Democratic Korea

Sonja Petrovic

7. Collective Belonging and Experiences of the Mediated Disaster: Recollections of Media Users in post-3.11 Japan

Henrique Reis
8. A Textual Analysis of Practical Manga: Framing Real Life Information Within a Fiction-Oriented Medium

Translations

Joanne Jang translating Hayashi Fumiko

3. "Corruption" by Hayashi Fumiko

Jadie Iijima translating Sumida Tomihisa
4. "Covering Only the Nose and Mouth: Towards a History and Anthropology of Masks," by Sumida Tomohisa
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