The Japan Society Review
The Japan Society Review is published on a quartely basis, both online and printed (members are entitled to receive a copy by post). Since the starting of the publication in 2006, each issue covers a selection of Japan-related books and films, as well as theatre and stage productions, tv series and exhibitions. Its purpose is to inform, entertain and encourage readers to explore the works for themselves.
The Japan Society Review is possible thanks to the work of volunteers who dedicated their time and expertise to help us to promote the learning and understanding of Japanese culture and society.
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Japan Power (Nihon Ryoku)By Seigow Matsuoka, Everett Kennedy Brown PARCO Publishing (Ltd.) Parco Entertainment Business Bureau, January 2010, 303pares, 1600yen, ISBN: 978-4-89194-814-6. 0095 Review by Mikihiro. Maeda Seigow Matsuoka was born in 1944 in Kyoto. After serving as Object Magazine “Yu (play)” editor, visiting professor at Tokyo University, and Professor at Tezukayama Gakuin, now he is Director of Editorial […]
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Britain and Japan: Biographical Portraits, Volume VIIIEdited by Sir Hugh Cortazzi. Global Oriental in association with the Japan Society, 2010, 665 pages, ISBN: 978-1906876265.
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Art of Edo Japan, The Artist and the City 1615-1868By Christine Guth, Yale University Press, 2010 (soft back edition), 176 pages including index, glossary and chronology, copious colour illustrations, ISBN 978-0-300-16414-8.
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The Meiji Restoration, Monarchism, Mass Communication and Conservative RevolutionBy Alistair D. Swale, pp 206 including index, select bibliography and notes, ISBN 13: 978-0-230-59386-2,Palgrave Macmillan, 2009.
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Why Did the Greater East Asian War Happen?"Why Did the Greater East Asian War Happen? – The Economic and Political History of Pan-Asianism (「大東亜戦争」はなぜ起きたのか -汎アジア主義の政治経済史)" By Matsuura Masataka (松浦 正孝), Nagoya University Press (名古屋大学出版会), 2010, 1079 pages, ISBN 978-4-8158-0629-3, 9975 yen.
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Shot by Both SidesBy Meisei Goto, translated by Tom Gill, Counterpoint Berkeley, 2009, 215 pages, ISBN-10: 1582434735.
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China-Japan Relations in the Twenty-First Century: Creating a Future Past?Edited by Michael Heazle and Nick Knight, 247 pages, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2007, ISBN-13: 978-1847201126, £59.95.
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Hyperart: ThomassonHyperart: Thomasson, by Genpei Akasegawa, translated by Matt Fargo, Kaya Press, 2010, 352pages, ISBN:9781885030467.
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Prince and Princess Chichibu, Two Lives Lived Above and Below the CloudsPrince and Princess Chichibu, Two Lives Lived Above and Below the Clouds, by Dorothy Britton, Global Oriental 2010, 223 including index, ISBN 978-1-905246-24-3.
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I Survived For All That – A Tale of British POWs (それでもぼくは生きぬいた―日本軍の捕虜になったイギリス兵の物語)By Hiroko Sherwin (シャーウィン 裕子), Nashinoki-sha, 2009, 244 pages, ISBN-10: 4816609105.