electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 24, Issue 1

Peer-reviewed articles

Antonija Cavcic
1. Mass Female Exodus: The Working Holiday as a Gateway to Opportunity for Japanese Women
Rosa Isabella Furnari
2. The diffusion of jōruri’s librettos of bun’yabushi in rural Japan
Maximilien Xavier Rehm
3. Re-examining the roles of the polity-bureaucracy-industry triad in Japanese immigration policymaking: how have the major actors’ levels of influence changed since 1990?

Book Review

Delaney Johnson
2. From Transgression to Forgiveness: Scandal in Japan. A review of Scandal in Japan: Transgression, Performance, and Ritual by Igor Prusa

Translation

Timothy Iles
1. Oguri Mushitarô - "Incola Palustris—The Water Dwellers"
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