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Jewel inthe Ashes: Buddha Relics and Powerin Early Medieval Japan
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“Meiji Japan's Y23 Crisis and theDiscovery of the Future: SuehiroTetchø's Nij¥san-nen mirai-ki”
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“Ambiguous Boundaries: RedefiningRoyal Authority in the Kingdom ofRyukyu”
“Samurai and Merchant in Mid-Tokugawa Japan: Tani Tannai'sRecord of Daily Necessities”
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“Mori Ögai's Resentful Narrator: National History and National Allegory in ‘Maihime’”
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“Rediscovering Women in Tokugawa Japan” 2 18
“The Legislation of Kimigayo and Hinomaru as State Symbols: Igniting Memories of War and Peace, Minority Issues in Japan, and Nikkei Identity Outside Japan”
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“A Case of Successful Educational Change: How Japanese Educators Shifted from‘Teaching as Telling’ to ‘Teaching for Understanding’ in Elementary Science”
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“Narrating Crime and Violence in Late Edo Arts”
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“Disciplining the Body in a Japanese Fitness Club”
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“Miracles at Kiyomizudera”4 21
“Sacred Generation: Fertility Rituals in Contemporary Japan”4 28
“Discourse on the Social: Municipalities, Social Policy, and the Idea of Modern Society”
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“Open Secrets: Ritual Politics in Tosa and Edo” —