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Protected: [REVIEW] Studying Japan: Handbook of Research Designs, Fieldwork and Methods
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Hey Everyone! Here’s the latest installment of our Adventures in Japan series. I finally got 2 consecutive days off so that’s allowed us to do some more travelling…
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This past weekend I volunteered at the Japan Society, where the Mishima Yukio play, Hanjo, was being performed as part of the Japan Society’s ongoing Noh Now Series.…
Japan Sinks 2020: Changing Society
One of my goals for 2020 from the beginning of the year, was to watch the rest of Masaki Yuasa’s filmography by the end of this year. The…
Protected: The Backlog: a Third Year in Review
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Protected: Disadvantage or Blessing in Disguise? Field Research in Japan during COVID-19
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Japan Society Monthly Classics: After Life
Screening at Japan Society New York on Aug. 12.
Samurai Society: An Exploration of Japaneseness in post-war Jidaigeki and Contemporary Anime
One of the defining images of Japanese history and culture, is that of the samurai, warriors with a strict code of ethics, and a singular dedication to mastering…
Japan Cuts 2018 Film Festival at the Japan Society
This past few weeks I volunteered for the Japan Society Film Department’s annual Japan Cuts film festival, which screens a host of new Japanese blockbusters, avant-garde films, and…
Letters from Japan: ‘Dating An Expat In Japan’
Excerpt: Savvy Tokyo's resident "Love in Japan" columnist, Hilary Keyes, answers anonymous questions from readers on everything from dating in Japan to women’s health issues. Got a question…
The Nighthawk’s first Love (2022) review [Female Gaze – Japan Society]
An understated and moving exploration of the impact the demand for the other’s love has on the subject’s ‘relational’ signifiers and acts and of the importance of one’s…
Review: Third Shift Society & Lost and Found
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An American Icon, Made in Japan
Barbie has a secret: she may have been dreamed up in the US, but she came to life in a Tokyo hotel room.
Wedding High (2022) [Female Gaze – Japan Society]
Akiku Ohku might not only have delivered her best narrative yet, but one of the best comedy narratives of this year.
Mugen Noh Othello at the Japan Society
On the weekend of January 12th, I headed over to the Japan Society to help out with the final production of their Noh-Now series, the Shizuoka Performing Arts…
Japan Society Monthly Classics & Anime Fall 2022
Sept. 2 to Nov. 4 at Japan Society New York.
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Japan Society Announces January 2023 Monthly Classics & Anime
At Japan Society New York this January.
Christmas Cakes in Japan: An Affectionate History
Move over cookies! Unlike in many western nations, where Christmas cakes must share their holiday crown with a wealth of other sweets, from candy canes to gingerbread cookies,…
An introduction to independent animation in Japan
As consumers we’re conditioned to think that the industrial model is the only possible option out there, so it isn’t surprising that animation produced by a single individual, free…
An Observation on School Clubs in Japan
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Nakamura elegantly unpacks how the corona situation disturbs the field of desire as well how important the presence of bodies is within the societal field driven by desire.
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Introduction While Yoshiko Morishita devotes her time mostly at writing screenplays for drama series (e.g. Crying Out Love, in the Center of the World (2004), Tonbi (2013)), she…
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[REVIEW] Japan in Australia: Culture, Context and Connections
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Japan Society NY & ACA Cinema Project Present Family Portrait: Japanese Family in Flux
Runs Feb 15 to 24 at Japan Society New York and partner venues.
Viewing Gundam Seed FREEDOM At New York’s Japan Society
The film, directed by Gundam Seed TV director Mitsuo Fukuda at Sunrise, continues the story that began more than two decades ago.
Viewing Godzilla Minus One & The Boy and the Heron At The Japan Society
Godzilla Minus One King Kong. Fat Man and Little Boy. Godzilla was born from giant monster movies and the atomic bomb, in equal measure. After all, it’s
Adventures in Japan (And Chipmunks)
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An article in which I lose my mind trying to figure out saiyan society
Okay, so, recently I watched Dragon Ball Super: Broly for like, the ninth time. I went, damn, that’s still a good movie. The last few times I’d watched…
Books on Japanese Culture and Society
This past semester I taught a class on Japanese science fiction and fantasy, and I was surprised by how interested my students were in learning more about the…
Protected: VTuber Spotlight: Ecotone
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An Open Taisho Secret: Demon Slayer and Fashion History in Taisho Era Japan
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Japan Society Presents Love Letters: Four Films by Shunji Iwai
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Japan Society New York Announces Visions of Okinawa: Cinematic Reflections
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Two Years in Japan Review
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Japan Society Film Announces Flash Forward: Debut Works and Recent Films by Notable Japanese Directors
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Protected: Sustaining the Future of Hiroshima’s Traditions and Ecology
Hiroshima was perhaps a natural choice for the G7 Summit, with its solemn history from WW2 and its forward-thinking goals toward a sustainable future.
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My First Trip To Japan in 2009, Webcomic, and an Old Travel Packing List
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Tips and Tricks for an Easier Visit to The Tokyo Immigration Office in Japan
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New Sailor Moon artwork and an interview with Naoko Takeuchi appear in Vogue Japan
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