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Examining Heisei Japan, Vol. IV　Society and Culture

KitaokaShinichi / TsutsuiKiyotada / NakataniTadashi / YamaguchiWataru / AokiTamotsu / FujiwaraMasahiko / InokiTakenori / InoueShoichi / KawaiHayao / KawamotoSaburo / MurakamiYoichiroPaul / NodaNobuo / SatoTakumi / YamadaMasahiro / YamaoriTetsuo / YamazakiMasakazu / YoroTakeshi

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The Heisei era saw gradual yet far-reaching transformations in Japanese society and culture. Globalization, shifting identities, evolving family structures, and changes in education and public discourse all reshaped everyday life, while popular culture―from manga and anime to foodways and sport―emerged as a powerful medium through which Japan engaged the world. How did Japanese society balance global pressures with cultural continuity? And what do these shifts reveal about Japan’s self-understanding at the turn of the twenty-first century? This volume, the fourth and final in the Examining Heisei Japan series, brings together influential essays on themes such as symbolic identity, the role of the public intellectual, cultural transmission, and the social implications of globalization, offering a wide-ranging view of the forces that shaped the era. The insights presented here remain essential for understanding Japanese society today.

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Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture
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2026年03月27日
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Examining Heisei Japan:Diplomacy and Security Vol.I

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The passing of Emperor Sh-owa marked the end of an era―an era memorable in both war and peace. As is the custom, the new emperor’s reign was given a new name, in this case “Heisei,” but this did not mean a reset on the international stage. The persistent diplomatic issues remained, and, furthermore, new issues arose. Promoting global peace and stability, preventing natural disasters, relations with China, regional cooperation, Japan’s role in the international order are just some of the many outstanding issues. How did Japan approach them and deal with them? What was accomplished and what still needs to be done? Given the issues’ paramount importance for both Japan and the world at large, this anthology brings together influential essays published by five of Japan’s leading scholars during the period.

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Examining Heisei Japan, Vol. ll　Politics

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Beginning as the Cold War entered its final thaw and ending shortly before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Heisei era saw thirty years of considerable social upheaval and significant shifts in the political landscape. Cabinet after cabinet faced significant challenges in steering Japan through domestic issues, from scandal, internal conflict, and large-scale governmental reorganization to natural disaster and a financial sector in crisis, and in addressing pressing questions over Japan’s vital relationship with the US and with Asia at large. What can be learned from the political upheaval of Japan’s Heisei era? And how did these years come to define the present political environment? The second in the Examining Heisei Japan series, this volume assembles a wealth of contemporary insights and scholarly articles by respected Japanese academics and political scientists, revisiting key events to shed new light on these pivotal three decades in Japanese politics.

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Examining Heisei Japan, Vol. IV　Society and Culture

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The Heisei era saw gradual yet far-reaching transformations in Japanese society and culture. Globalization, shifting identities, evolving family structures, and changes in education and public discourse all reshaped everyday life, while popular culture―from manga and anime to foodways and sport―emerged as a powerful medium through which Japan engaged the world. How did Japanese society balance global pressures with cultural continuity? And what do these shifts reveal about Japan’s self-understanding at the turn of the twenty-first century? This volume, the fourth and final in the Examining Heisei Japan series, brings together influential essays on themes such as symbolic identity, the role of the public intellectual, cultural transmission, and the social implications of globalization, offering a wide-ranging view of the forces that shaped the era. The insights presented here remain essential for understanding Japanese society today.

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