electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

The electronic journal of contemporary japanese studies (ejcjs) is an international peer reviewed journal in the Social Sciences and Humanities that publishes academic research and scholarly writing on all issues related to contemporary Japanese society, economy, politics, literature, theatre, cinema, and culture.

Volume 18, Issue 2

Peer-reviewed articles

Barbara Greene
6. Moyashimon And Agrarian Nationalism: The Transition From Policy To Pop Culture

Discussion papers

Peter Wynn Kirby
4. Mangling and promiscuity: materialities of waste conversion in East Asia
Maia Sharrock Churchill
3. The Art of Adaptation and Depictions of the Incorporeal: A cross-cultural examination of the representations of death and the supernatural in Ringu and The Ring

Book reviews

Timothy Iles
1. Moving Lines, Moving Conclusions
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