
The official journal for @BAJS17. A multidisciplinary journal in Japanese Studies. Submissions welcome from across the arts and humanities and social sciences.
UEA/SISJAC, Norwich, UK
Joined November 2021
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There are many fantastic Japan-related events around the UK still to come this month, from Noh performances, an Okinawa Day celebration, the first ever UK Ekiden, film screenings, and much more!
Check our Japan-UK Events Calendar for the latest listings!
uk.emb-japan.go.jp/JAPANUKEv…
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Rehearsing for the Royal Procession along The Mall which will take place at noon on Tuesday 25 June as part of the State Visit by Their Majesties The Emperor and Empress of Japan.
We would love to see many of you there on the day! 🎌
#JapanUK #StateVisit
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The UCL-Japan Youth Challenge 2024 are looking for volunteers! If you are over 18 and interested in Japan, why not help pre-university students from Japan and the UK at this week long summer school?
To find out more, visit: jpf.org.uk/whatson.php#1349
@GrandChallenges @ucl
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9 days to go!
In the UK, you can enjoy 18 Japanese films for free from 5 June at 4:00 until 19 June at 4:00.
UK Site:
jff.jpf.go.jp/watch/jffonlin…
JAPANESE FILM FESTIVAL ONLINE 2024!🎥
Works can be streamed for FREE and in multiple subtitles.
Choose from a selection of 23 Japanese films.
For more details👉
jff.jpf.go.jp/watch/jffonlin… 👀
#japanesefilmfestivalonline
#jffo2024
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A terrific day at The Forum in Norwich yesterday for an event organised by the amazing @SISJAC_UK's team. An afternoon of talks on the themes of the "Nara to Norwich" project and the last chance to see the replica scroll of the Kannon Bosatsu from Hase Temple.
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Excited to share that my review of 'Producing Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Literature, Film, and Transnational Politics' is out in @JapanForum21! available here: tandfonline.com/eprint/CCAJB…
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For you ONE CUT OF THE DEAD fans, the @japansocietylon will be hosting an online chat event for the film on December 7th! Sign up at:
japansociety.org.uk/event?ev…
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I am delighted to announce this Japan Forum special issue collecting five historical essays by UCLA graduates and students. While I didn't anticipate the AHA "presentism" debate, my essay introduces these as counterexamples of grounded historical practice. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
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Japanese Translation of my @JapanForum21 article "From Cool Japan to Cold Japan: Grime Cyborgs in Black Britain" is out now! @BAJS17 @tandfonline
Japanese version includes bonus 🥶 content → visuals by @JasonOIA + link to #ColdJapan @Spotify playlist
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小生の学術雑誌 @JapanForum21 に掲載された論文の和訳が出来ました。本稿ではグライム音楽を事例にして「コールドジャパン」をもう一つの「クールジャパン」として紹介します。
日本の再発見やソフトパワーのヒントにもなるかも。
ぜひみてくだい!@BAJS17 @tandfonline
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There's still time to book a place at today's webinar (12.00 noon), the first in a series of regular quarterly webinars on business and current affairs, 'Japan Macro Salon with Jesper and Bill'. Today's special guest is Yumiko Murakami of MPower Partners. bit.ly/3y1JM0D
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A couple of interesting urban legends in #Japan by @UncannyJapan. I was familiar with the second, but not the first... another reason not to get an ear piercing?
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People tend to think of Nara as Japan’s 8th-century capital, but there were actually six! Listen to Ellen Van Goethem, who literally wrote the book on the Nagaoka capital, discuss them in this fantastic podcast.
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Tune in to #BeyondJapan today to explore Japan's ancient Capitals of Fate. @OllieMox is joined by Prof Ellen Van Goethem (@KyushuUniv_EN) to discuss why capital cities changed so much and the criteria for founding new cities such as #FengShui.
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japaninnorwich.org/2021/11/0…
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Join us and @CJS_Uea for the first CJS Webinar of the 2021 Autumn semester with guest speaker Professor Julia Bullock @EmoryUniversity discussing the impact of the translation of Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex has had on Japan. sainsbury-institute.org/info…






















