electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 26, Issue 1

Peer-reviewed articles

Roberto Fracchia
1. Musubi to Connected Emotions: Japanese Traditions and the Relational Shaping of Feeling
Benjamin Schrager and Hideaki Jindai
2. Unpacking Covid-19’s Varied Impacts within an Agrifood Industry: A Case Study of Japan’s Wagyu Industry
Raffaella Marini
3. Japan’s Selfie Diplomacy: Analysing Projected and Received Digital Self-Portraits on the YouTube Channel Japan Video Topics—English
Dan Walpole
4. Nihonjinron Discourse and English Language Learning Attitudes: Unimpeded Perspectives Among Japanese High School Students

Discussion Papers

Daniel Clausen
1. Reducing, Reusing, Recycling, and the Circular Economy—Greening our Approach to Teaching
Rosa Isabella Furnari
2. Performance and Prayer in the Noh Tradition
Sandeep Pandian
3. Knowledge is a Curse
Anthony S. Rausch
4. Notes from Northern Japan: 4
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