INTERNATIONAL JAPANESE STUDIES : Annual Report No.XX

INTERNATIONAL JAPANESE STUDIES : Annual Report No.XX（Feb. 2023）

Research Article

◆ From International to Transnational -New Development in International Japanese Studies-／ABIKO Shin

◆Toward Transnational Japanese Studies／TAKATA Kei

◆Muromachi Merchants and Artisans in the Japanese Kimono Industry during the Early Showa Period. – Yūzen and Innovation／OKAMOTO Keiko

◆Why Did a Journalist Want to Become a Statesperson?: In the Case of Tanzan Ishibashi／SUZUMURA Yusuke

◆ The early years of the Dutch ‘Society for Japanese Art’: The Vereeniging voor Japansche Grafiek en Kleinkunst and the contributions of E. J. Modderman／HORI Sakiko

Feature Articles “Japanese Studies and Transnationalism” (The 4th EU-Japan Young Scholars Workshop/ 2021 International New Generation Workshop)

◆The 4th EU-Japan Young Scholars Workshop in Alsace／TAKATA Kei

◆ Transnationalism in Literature and Its Reception: a Case Study of Zainichi Literature／YOSHIDA Aki

◆They Came from beyond the Sea: Castaways and the Transnational Cultural Exchange during the Edo Period ／Danila KASHKIN

◆Demarcating Japan: A view from the margins of modern Japanese history／YAMAMOTO Takahiro

◆ Europe and Japan as seen by MORI Arimasa／KOGA Michiyo

Book Review

◆ KOMEIE Shinobu. (2021). Regional information on the early modern Ezochi: A re-examination of the history of northern frontier. Hosei Univesity Press.／SASAKI Toshikazu

Activity Report for 2021-2022

Miscellaneous Report

Guide for Authors

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