Nichibunken-IHJ Forum Archives

[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Three Decades of Political Debates on Japan’s Foreign and Security Policy: Revisiting the Heisei Era and the Post-Cold War Period
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Nichibunken’s Three Decades: A Critical-Analytical Survey and Some Outlooks
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Japanese Performing Arts in the Spanish-speaking World: Their Reception and the Role of a New Web Encyclopedia
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Japan’s Road to the Olympics in the Meiji Era: An Attempt at “Sports Civilization” Theory
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] History of Religions in Postwar Japan: As Seen Through the Encyclopedia of Contemporary Words
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Social Functions in Japanese Brazilian Society: Karaoke, Films, and Haiku
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] The Fate of Hikaru Genji and the “Two Fathers”— The Tale of Genji Seen Through the Life of Buddha
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Ornamental Diplomacy: Emperor Meiji and the Monarchs of the Modern World
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] The Future of Sino-Japanese Relations Seen from Tanigawa Michio’s Research in Chinese History —Cultural Exchange and Intellectual Thoughts
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Foreign Languages in the Formation of Shiga Naoya’s Literature
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Reexamining the Last 500 Years of World History from a “Pirate View” : ― The Reverse Side of the Oceanic View of Civilization
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] The Literature of Kawabata Yasunari and Chinese Art
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Japanese Traditional Theater Seen from Italian Theater Noh, Kabuki, Opera, Ballet―Focusing on “Kyoran (Madness)” as a Theme
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] The Tale of Genji as World Literature
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] From Ito Hirobumi and Beyond -What the “Politician of Intellect” Left to Us
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Why I Teach the Art of Manga Abroad
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Humor, Parody, Taboo in Edo Art—The Social and Cultural Context of Ukiyo-e and Shunga Past and Present
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] The Power of “Popular Literature”―Why is Matsumoto Seicho So Popular in China?
[Nichibunken-IHJ Forum] Yokai (Monsters) and the Japanese Imagination