electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 25, Issue 2

Peer-reviewed articles

Rie Karatsu
4. Poverty and Gender through the Lens of Shoplifters and I, Daniel Blake: A Comparative Study
Angela Longo
5. Rebuilding Memory: Sukagawa, Ultraman, and Cultural Heritage in Post-Disaster Japan
Brian Berry
6. Exploring Theoretical Opportunities for Post-war Reconciliation within International Exchange Programs at Japanese Universities

Discussion Paper

Anthony Rausch
4. Notes from Northern Japan: 2
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