Dear Colleagues,

We are happy to announce publication of the latest issue of Contemporary Japan.
This issue as well as all previous issues are now available OPEN ACCESS (no fees, no registration). Visit

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Contemporary Japan 25(1)

You’ve got sp[at]m: a textual analysis of unsolicited Japanese dating invitation mails

Peter Backhaus

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013-0001/cj-2013-0001.xml?format=INT

Images of Edo: reinterpreting “Japanese history” and the “buraku”
through community-based narratives

Flavia Cangià

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013-0002/cj-2013-0002.xml?format=INT

Popular realms of memory in Japan: the case of Sakamoto Ryōma

Christian Tagsold

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013-0003/cj-2013-0003.xml?format=INT

Transcending labels and panics: the logic of Japanese youth problems

Tuukka Toivonen & Yuki Imoto

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013-0004/cj-2013-0004.xml?format=INT

神国の 行方– Where to next for Shinkoku thought?

Satō Hirō

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013-0005/cj-2013-0005.xml?format=INT

Best regards

Axel Klein, Managing Editor

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Axel Klein, PhD

Managing Editor "Contemporary Japan"

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