Program | The 3rd EAJS (the European Association for Japanese Studies) Conference in Japan

Information for presenters：Each paper has 20 minutes (15 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for discussion). Each panel composed of 3 presenters has 90 minutes and each panel composed of 4 or more presenters has 120 minutes. The presentation rooms are equipped with projectors, which have VGA and HDMI, but with no PC. Please bring your own computer, with a VGA or HDMI adapter.

Day 1Saturday, September 14, 2019Click here for the panel session timetable

8:15-	Registration
9:00-9:15	Welcoming remarks（Room 1H201）
9:15-11:00	Keynote speeches（Room 1H201）
11:15-13:15	Panel sessions（Buildings 1B and 1C）
13:15-14:15	Lunch
14:15-18:30	Panel sessions（Buildings 1B and 1C）
19:00-21:00	Reception（Restaurant “Tsukuba DEMI”）

Day 2Sunday, September 15, 2019Click here for the panel session timetable

8:30-	Registration
9:00-13:15	Panel sessions（Buildings 1B and 1C）
13:15-14:15	Lunch
14:15-18:30	Panel sessions（Buildings 1B and 1C）

Day 1Saturday, September 14, 2019

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Section A	Section B	Section C	Section D	Section E	Section F	Section G	Section H
Anthropology / Social sciences / Urban & Environmental Studies	Visual & Performing Arts/ Film & Media Studies	History	Language, Linguistics, Translating & Teaching	Literature	Politics, International Relations & Economics	Religion & Philosophy	Other Disciplines / Interdisciplinary
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11:15-11:35 A-1-1 Consuming the “world of dreams”: Narratives of belonging in Takarazuka fan culture Zuzanna Baraniak-Hirata 11:35-11:55 A-1-2 Analysis of idol development and commodification of “immaturity” in fan community formation process Oksana Kakin 11:55-12:15 A-1-3 Looking for intimacy: Hip-hop dance in Japan Sayako Ono 12:15-12:35 A-1-4 Between Folkorism and Identity: Japanese Museums of Everyday Life Christian Goehlert 12:35-12:55 A-1-5 Too much of a bother: dissecting sexlessness in Japan from a discourse analysis perspective Sabrina Waegerle 12:55-13:15 A-1-6 The human-scaled Tōkyō. Urban redevelopment and citizen’s movements in Shimokitazawa Michael Drewing	11:15-11:35 B-1-1 The power to generate norms and order in Japanese female fan-fiction communities Yuko Kawahara 11:35-11:55 B-1-2 The Dissipation of the Real: Alienation and Ahistoricism in Japanese Photography during the Heisei Era Pablo Figueroa	11:15-13:15 C-1-1(P) 【Pnale】State Shinto in Korea: Discourse, Identity, Practice, and Landscape David Weiss Juljan Biontino Kōichi Yamaguchi Masaaki Aono	11:15-11:35 D-1-1 Transitive and intransitive expressions in Japanese and Hindi - from the perspective of DO-language and BECOME-language Anubhuti Chauhan 11:35-11:55 D-1-2 On Use of 「V‹‹A」VR-Relationship Synonyms from the Perspective of the Different Use of Objects between Japanese and Chinese Tian Ji 11:55-12:15 D-1-3 Consideration of「など」（nado）and「（の)ような」（noyoona）from the perspective of Chinese "enumerated particles" Yuan Feng 12:15-12:35 D-1-4 How Japanese-native-speakers differentiate between wa and ga Eiko Shima 12:35-12:55 D-1-5 Is 'mochimochi no pizza' tasty or not? Nagisa Moritoki Masaki Ono 12:55-13:15 D-1-6 Reduplication in Japanese Pidgin Chinese Jian Liu	11:15-11:35 E-1-1 Sad, Warm, and Beautiful: The Origin and Dissemination of Mono no Aware Robert Ono 11:35-11:55 E-1-2 Ritual Texts in an Oral Culture: A Case Study of Ritual Texts in the Tradition of Blind Biwa Players from Kyushu Saida Khalmirzaeva 11:55-12:15 E-1-3 Fūgetsudō Magosuke and the Business of Books in Eighteenth-Century Nagoya Dylan McGee 12:15-12:35 E-1-4 Modernity and Tradition: Stuffed Animal Imagery in Masaoka Shiki’s Haiku Xiaoyu Wang 12:35-12:55 E-1-5 Yone Noguchi's presentation of the Noh play Matsukaze Andrea Szilagyi 12:55-13:15 E-1-6 Representation of Femininities Across Time: A study on Kazuki Sakuraba’s pastiche of Bakin Rafael Vinícius Martins	11:15-11:35 F-1-1 The “Special Companies” and Japanese Economic History, 1880-2019 Simon James Bytheway 11:35-11:55 F-1-2 Boosting Economic Growth Of Japan: What If Women Could Sofia Rebrey 11:55-12:15 F-1-3 Which Way is Northeast Asia's Institutional Economic Integration Going? UnHye Joe 12:35-12:55 F-1-5 The Embeddedness and Organizational Practices of Japanese Subsidiaries in the European Union Louis-Caleb Remanda	11:15-11:35 G-1-1 Singing in Ritualized Religious Practice: A Study of “Baikako” of Japanese Soto Zen School Yiwen Duan 11:35-11:55 G-1-2 The “Women of The Sun”: The Interpretation of The Myth of Ōhirume and Her Journey to Japan Anna Dulina 11:55-12:15 G-1-3 The function of miracle tales (reigentan) in the interpretation of pilgrimage songs Mihaela Lacramioara Sighinas 12:15-12:35 G-1-4 Amida and Pilgrimage: Concepts at Three Sites in Contemporary Japan Markus Ruesch 12:35-12:55 G-1-5 A Study of Kyara in Japanese Religious Landscape: Shuūkyō Asobi at Kanda Myoōjin and Ryoōhoōji Temple Alisha Saikia 12:55-13:15 G-1-6 Why Kata? A Philosophical Perspective Mika Imono	11:35-11:55 H-1-2 Religion in public education: Are teachers aware of their religious knowledge? Tinka Delakorda Kawashima 11:55-12:15 H-1-3 Tōkaidō as a landscape of political and social contestation in late Edo Japan Sonia Favi 12:15-12:35 H-1-4 Engineering Mind or Aesthetic Mind: Structural Analysis of a Decorative Design on Japanese Traditional Architecture in 13th Century Emika Okumura Mitsunori Kubo Takatoshi Tauchi Toshimasa Yamanaka 12:35-12:55 H-1-5 The Brightest Star in the Sky – Saigō Takamori and Meiji Mythology Sarah Rebecca Schmid 12:55-13:15 H-1-6 The Aesthetic Sense of Yamagata Aritomo as expressed in “Hazakura Nikki” Oana Loredana Scorus
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14:15-14:35 A-2-1 Slow Violence of the Post-Fukushima Reality Natalia Novikova 14:35-14:55 A-2-2 Sustaining Rural Community against Nuclear Power Plant: Conflicts and Cooperation between residents and amenity migrants in Iwaishima Island, Japan Shunsuke Takeda 14:55-15:15 A-2-3 From “Hamamatsu Kite Flying” to “Hamamatsu Matsuri” Let’s Invite Tourists to Celebrate the Birth of (y)our Children! Cecile Laly 15:15-15:35 A-2-4 Surviving at the Edge of Japan: Community Adaptation Mechanisms to a Post-Growth Society in Imabetsu Town Fernando Ortiz-Moya Marco Reggiani 15:35-15:55 A-2-5 Transformations of urban management under centralized states: cases of Japanese and Russian cities Guzel Ishkineeva 15:55-16:15 A-2-6 The integration of negative heritage in collective memory: Bosai Tourism after 3.11 Julia Gerster-Damerow	14:15-14:35 B-2-1 "It’s Exactly the Same!”: How Recent Japanese Cinema Uses Cuisine to Spice up Warring States History Sean O'Reilly 14:35-14:55 B-2-2 Scientific masculinity in Japanese speculative cinema Leena Elina Eerolainen 14:55-15:15 B-2-3 Liminality and Gender in the Occupation Films of Hara Setsuko Kelly Hansen 15:15-15:35 B-2-4 Foreign Wife and Japanese Whisky: Multiculturalism and Japaneseness in the NHK Morning Drama Series “Massan” Timo Thelen 15:35-15:55 B-2-5 Documentary’s theatricality and theatricality’s documentary: Japanese filmmakers’ counter-vision of models and exotism Maxime Boyer-Degoul 15:55-16:15 B-2-6 The "Working Comedy" in Contemporary Japanese Cinema Francisco Javier Lopez Rodriguez	14:35-14:55 C-2-2 Diasporic Indians and surveillance by Imperial Japanese authority in Taisho Japan Pallavi Bhatte 14:55-15:15 C-2-3 Enemy concept in the media during the Russo-Japanese war (1904-1905): letters from the battlefield published in Estonian newspapers Ene Selart 15:15-15:35 C-2-4 Japan’s Strategy to Shape its International Image during the Sino-Japanese and the Russo-Japanese Wars and its Treatment of Foreign Journalists Risa Ishimoto 15:55-16:15 C-2-6 Amphibious nationalism: The ethnic policy and collaboration issues of the Manchukuo military forces Yannan Deng	14:15-14:35 D-2-1 Cross-linguistic Influence of L1/L2 on L3 Japanese Acquisition Ryoko Ohata 14:35-16:05 D-2-2(P) 【Panel】Language competence, identity, and social adaptation of foreign residents in Tsukuba Science City Hiroko Sawada Risako Ide Hiroshi Matsuzaki	14:15-14:35 E-2-1 An Ecocritical Microcosm: Miyazawa Kenji’s Fur of the Glacier Mouse Adrian Bercea 14:35-14:55 E-2-2 Freeter, Equal, Failure? Precarious Masculinities and Love in Abe Kazushige's Early Fiction Maria Roemer 14:55-15:15 E-2-3 “Subtle Eroticism”: Queer Identifications between Marguerite Yourcenar, Mishima Yukio, and Suga Atsuko Jui-an Rae Chou 15:15-15:35 E-2-4 Queer non-identities in Itō Akari’s Namae mo yobenai Joanna Świt 15:35-15:55 E-2-5 Hino, The Rogue Poet: Avant-garde, eroticism and fiction in Haiku Lenin Emmanuel Gutierrez Cervantes 15:55-16:15 E-2-6 Intersections of Silence and Memory: Kazuo Ishiguro’s A Family Supper and Haruki Murakami’s Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman Alina-Elena Anton	14:55-15:15 F-2-3 Japan’s New Proactive Security Policy Strategy in the Pacific: Between Bureaucratic Pragmatism and Political Distortion David Adebahr 15:15-15:35 F-2-4 Problems of Historical Memory in the Political Course of Abe Cabinets Vladimir Nelidov 15:35-15:55 F-2-5 Russia’s Perspective of Japan from the Angle of the Historical Past Dmitry Streltosov	14:15-15:45 G-2-1(P) 【Panel】Rampant Heresy or Empty Slander? Reassessing the Tachikawa Lineage as a Conceptual Label in Japanese Buddhism Gaétan Rappo Steven Trenson Takahiko Kameyama	14:15-14:35 H-2-1 Evaluation of Intercultural Skills Development in Japanese Higher Education Bostjan Bertalanic 14:35-14:55 H-2-2 Pedagogical and/or Performative Knowledge: Rethinking Kokusai Nihon Gaku (International Japanese Studies) Aya Hino 15:15-15:35 H-2-4 Fukuzawa Yukichi and Ryōsai Kenbo:Rethinking Feminism of "Father of Modern Japan" Sakshi Shree 15:35-15:55 H-2-5 Imagining Japan from Far-West: a case study about the perceptions of Japanese culture in Portugal Tomoko Yaginuma
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16:30-18:30 A-3-1(P) 【Panel】Renewable Energy Policy and Policy Communications in Japan Leslie Tkach-Kawasaki Yutaka Tsujinaka Junku Lee Hiroyuki Tagawa Keiichi Shirakawa Yohei Kobashi	16:30-16:50 B-3-1 "Otoko no ko desho?”: The Queer Masculinity of Shinji Ikari Christopher Smith 16:50-17:10 B-3-2 Ancient China in Contemporary Japanese Manga: Heroes in Hara Yasuhisa’s Kingudamu Sari Kawana 17:10-17:30 B-3-3 Is the Concept of Kami Still Alive in Japanese Animation?: A Relationship between Contemporary Japanese Thought and Popular Culture Yusuke Suzumura 17:30-17:50 B-3-4 Exploring the potential of genga in relation to manga media Dalma Kalovics	16:30-16:50 C-3-1 The Legacy of Olympic Infrastructure Projects on Japan’s Natural Environment Robin Kietlinski 16:50-17:10 C-3-2 Democratic Terrorism: Arai Shōgo and the 1885 Osaka Incident Amin Ghadimi 17:10-17:30 C-3-3 Citizen Cooperation in Waste Management in Early Twentieth-Century Tokyo Rebecca Tompkins 17:30-17:50 C-3-4 Re-narrating 1950s Okinawa: Military Extraterritoriality and Universal the Declaration of Human Rights Fumi Inoue 17:50-18:10 C-3-5 Eugenics for the Working Class: Japanese Left’s Perceptions of the “Science of Human Betterment” Astghik Hovhannisyan	16:30-16:50 D-3-1 Oral Corrective Feedback in the Style of Recasts Provided to Polish Learners of Japanese Language on their Different Type of Grammatical Errors: targeting Japanese Honorific Expressions and Particles Sachie Sugo Takahashi 16:50-17:10 D-3-2 Walking through invisible uncanny landscapes in kanji Yoko Matsumoto-Sturt 17:10-17:30 D-3-3 What should be written and how: a study of crowd sourcing business correspondence Yuko Aoki Andrej BEKEŠ 17:30-17:50 D-3-4 How to not get lost in translation - transferring Japanese causative meaning into Croatian and English Petra Jaklin 17:50-18:10 D-3-5 Translation strategies for culture-specific elements in German subtitles of Japanese movies Sandro Wiesenberg 18:10-18:30 D-3-6 The importance of 'musubi': Analysis of the Spanish translations of the book, movie and comic of Makoto Shinkai’s ‘your name.’ Paula Martínez Sirés	16:30-16:50 E-3-1 Heroic Adultery: Uncovering “Literature” in Natsume Sōseki’s Novel Sorekara Daniel Poch 16:50-17:10 E-3-2 The Illusory Akutagawa Prize: Kenjiro Nagasaki's "The Storm of the Provincial City" and Tatsuzo Ishikawa's "The people" Tsukasa Izumi 17:10-17:30 E-3-3 Japanese Fan Letters to Henry Miller Wayne Arnold 17:30-17:50 E-3-4 An Analysis on Tamura Toshiko's Migrant Works after the North American Period Yuko Yamade 17:50-18:10 E-3-5 Shohei Ooka as a Cultural Cold War Warrior – Complicity or Resistance? Yukari Yoshihara	16:30-16:50 F-3-1 The Analysis of Two Different Pacifist Concepts under the Second Abe Administration from a Role Theory Perspective Tatsuro Debroux 16:50-17:10 F-3-2 The Reality of the Utopian Constitution and New Meanings of Peace in Reiwa Japan Joji Kijima	16:30-18:30 H-8-1(P) 【Panel】Exporting Japanese Aesthetics: Evolution from Tradition to Cool Japan Tets Kimura Hissako Anjo Christopher Pokarier Erez Golani Solomon	16:30-16:50 H-3-1 The (In)Visible Body: The Body Metaphor of Kokutai and Its Rhetoric of Constitutional Legitimacy Tomonori Teraoka 16:50-17:10 H-3-2 Writing on Martial Arts: For and By the Meiji-period Girl Students Simona Lukminaite 17:10-17:30 H-3-3 Physical activity promotion through SDGs policies. Case of Japans walking associations Marko Medojevic 17:30-17:50 H-3-4 Research of Vocaloid lyrics and music emotion Masako Nunokawa 17:50-18:10 H-3-5 Between Cinema and Music: An Analysis of Toru Takemitsu’s Les Yeux Clos and his Aesthetic of “dream” Rui Hara

Day 2Sunday, September 15, 2019

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Section A	Section B	Section C	Section D	Section E	Section F	Section G	Section H
Anthropology / Social sciences / Urban & Environmental Studies	Visual & Performing Arts/ Film & Media Studies	History	Language, Linguistics, Translating & Teaching	Literature	Politics, International Relations & Economics	Religion & Philosophy	Other Disciplines / Interdisciplinary
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9:00-11:00 A-4-1(P) 【Panel】Geographies of the night in Japan Mariko Ikeda Yeonkyung Kim Sachi Nakagawa Taiyo Yagasaki Akira Uehara Yuki Sakamoto Takuya Uda Takumi Isono	9:00-11:00 B-4-1(P) 【Panel】The Popular Meets the Political in Mid-Century Japanese Genre Film Lauri Kitsnik Iris Haukamp Alo Jõekalda Yutaka Kubo	9:00-9:20 C-4-1 Fixation of the Cabbage Dietary Habit in Japan Katsushi Shimizu 9:20-9:40 C-4-2 The spread of Citrus unshiu in modern Japan –Focusing on its transformation since the Meiji era– Hiroko Toyota 9:40-10:00 C-4-3 Kawajiri-gumi's commercial iniziative in Turin (1880-1886) and the Italy-Japan silk trade in early Meiji period Carlo Edoardo Pozzi 10:00-10:20 C-4-4 Heavenly Soldiers and Industrial Warriors: Japan’s Paratroopers and Wartime Silk Industry Jürgen Paul Melzer 10:20-10:40 C-4-5 Ethnic Identity and the Nationality Choice of Taiwanese Merchants in Southeast Asia, 1895-1945 Zhongsu Zou 10:40-11:00 C-4-6 Fukuzawa Yukichi and Modern Science: Exploring Liberalism in Meiji Japan Mujeeb Khan	9:00-11:00 D-4-1(P) 【Panel】Dialectal differences in the rules that determine the accent of Japanese compound nouns: Issues concerning the reconstruction of a proto-system common to all dialects Elisabeth de Boer Rei Fukui Tatsuya Hirako Timothy Vance(Chair) Yosuke Igarashi(Principal discussant)	9:00-9:20 E-4-1 Of Silk and Wit: The Role of Taishō Fashion in Jun'ichirō Tanizaki’s Chijin no Ai Lucile Druet 9:20-9:40 E-4-2 The text of first modern popular song: “Katyusha no Uta” and seven-and-five syllable meter Yosuke Kobayashi 9:40-10:00 E-4-3 Music, Melancholy and Urban Space – An Analysis of Nagai Kafū “A Song from Fukakawa” (Fukakawa no uta, 1909) Lei Hu 10:00-10:20 E-4-4 Image of True Love and Unrequited Love in Black Butler by Yana Toboso and Shakespeare Kyoko Matsuyama 10:20-10:40 E-4-5 Anne-ness’s Appeal: Anne of Green Gables in Japanese Girls' Magazines Yu Umehara 10:40-11:00 E-4-6 Looking into the political disorders in Japan through The Twelve Kingdoms series by Fuyumi Ono Yuka Takahashi			9:00-9:20 H-4-1 Regarding marathon in Japan, marathon culture and globalization in Japan Yasuo Shimizu 9:20-9:40 H-4-2 Present Status of Gender equality in DEWKs Families Nobuko Masuda 9:40-11:10 H-4-3(P) 【Panel】Feeling through Gender and Sexuality: Viewing Emotional States of Being in Japanese Popular Narratives Maria Ana Micaela Chua Manansala Sachi Komai Emily Butner Lindsay Nelson(Disscustant)
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11:15-11:35 A-5-1 Minority issues in Textbooks; Content vs. Desire Christopher Bondy 11:35-11:55 A-5-2 From Tabunka kyōsei (multicultural coexistence) to Integration – Expansion of Immigrants and the Necessity of Shifting Concept – Yuka Sasaki 11:55-12:15 A-5-3 Space, immigration, and identity: A spatialized understanding of Japanese identity Paul Capobianco 12:15-12:35 A-5-4 Western Potters in Japan: Imagination, adventure and self-realization in transnational mobility Liliana Morais 12:35-12:55 A-5-5 Between three worlds: The experiences of Bangladeshi Muslim migrants in Japan Anamika Sultana 12:55-13:15 A-5-6 Memory of Japanese presence in landscape of modern Sakhalin Sergey Grishachev	11:15-11:35 B-5-1 The contact zone of premodern and modern styles on popular entertainment around the 1900s: Music and dance in Genji-bushi Onna-shibai Iku Sonoda 11:35-13:05 B-5-2(P) 【Panel】Rakugo: Surviving the Meiji Restoration Sarah Stark Nobuaki Miya Tatsuo Abe	11:15-11:35 C-5-1 Naikyobo内教坊’s Performance and the Incorporation of a Male-Dominated Social System: The Philological Analysis of Japanese Ancient Court Michiko Hirama 11:35-11:55 C-5-2 Geishas and the "others” described to American occupation soldiers Henry Oinas-Kukkonen 11:55-12:15 C-5-3 Did Sir Ernest Satow Turn his Back on Japan in his Retirement? Ian Ruxton 12:15-12:35 C-5-4 The UK's and Japan's Trials against the US Hegemony Shingo Tanaka 12:35-12:55 C-5-5 Nationalism in embryo – Building a national consciousness in Japan and Italy in the beginning of 20th century Takao Ueno 12:55-13:15 C-5-6 History examinations and Japanese historical culture Michael Facius	11:15-11:35 D-5-1 Phonetic Realization of Lexical Accent in One-Word Statements and Interrogatives in Standard Sofia Bulgarian and Standard Tokyo Japanese (A Preliminary Study) Anton Andreev 11:35-11:55 D-5-2 Early compound noun accent in Shimokita and Iwate-Rikuchū: An innovative remnant Melissa Boiko 12:15-12:35 D-5-4 What Phonological Factors Affect the Formation of Loanwords Compound Truncation in Japanese? Changyun Moon 12:35-12:55 D-5-5 Native Japanese speech act in a deviant situation -Focus on Role-Play analysis- Yeming Chu 12:55-13:15 D-5-6 Tadashii ka, fusawashii ka? – A brief reflection on recent communicative strategies in Japanese from the perspective of linguistic correctness and appropriateness Patrycja Duc-Harada	11:15-13:15 E-5-1(P) 【Panel】Picture Scrolls and Illustrated Books in 17th Century Japan Keiichi Tanikawa Shiori Kume Tomoko Koida Ken'ichi Kansaku Yukiko Miyamoto		11:15-11:35 G-5-1 Immobility and Mimesis: Preliminary Purificatory Practices of Yudono Pilgrims during the Edo Period Andrea Castiglioni 11:35-11:55 G-5-2 Unnatural Nature. Representations of Nature in the Contemporary Discourse on Shamanism Silvia Rivadossi 11:55-12:15 G-5-3 The Emergence of Female Deities in Ten Kings of Hell Worship: Datsueba (Japan) and Meng po (China) Chihiro Saka 12:15-12:35 G-5-4 The Concept “Oriental Despotism” in Modern Japanese Political Philosophy Yufei Zhou 12:35-12:55 G-5-5 Kant and D.T. Suzuki: The Paradigm of Knowledge in Western and Eastern Philosophy Federica Sgarbi 12:55-13:15 G-5-6 Translating Anarchism Against the Grain: Sakae Osugi Reading Peter Kropotkin Toru Oda	11:15-11:35 H-5-1 What did female singer-songwriters change in Japan of the 1970s? Lasse Lehtonen 11:35-13:05 H-5-2(P) 【Panel】Do Anime and Manga Enrich or Impoverish Our Imaginations?: Critical Case Studies of Contemporary Use of Anime and Manga Aesthetics in Japan Kohki Watabe Noriko Hiraishi Yasuhito Abe
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14:15-14:35 A-6-1 Foreigners in Japanese 1st Grade Elementary School Textbook Sonia Ewa Czaplewska 14:35-14:55 A-6-2 Ryugakusei in Japanese Universities: Another Name for Passing Presences, Temporary Sojourners, Transnational Bridge-Builders Daesung Kwon 14:55-15:15 A-6-3 Agency and the everyday in Japanese junior high school classrooms Yuka Hasegawa 15:35-15:55 A-6-5 Sexuality Education in Japan: Responses by College Students Eiko Saeki 15:55-16:15 A-6-6 Difference and Intimacy at Home: ‘Dis/ability’ in Contemporary Japanese Families Jennifer M. McGuire	14:15-14:35 B-6-1 The Sir Robert Leicester Harmsworth Collection of Japanese Colour Prints in Early 20th Century Britain Mariko Hirabayashi 14:35-14:55 B-6-2 Kami-shibai Representation Theory Atsuko Uda 14:55-15:15 B-6-3 Melody ingenuity to convey the story in Noh Theatre Yukie Niwa 15:15-15:35 B-6-4 Representations of sumo in ukiyo-e Noriko Okubo 15:35-15:55 B-6-5 From a Monster to a Filial Heroine: Adapting the Dōjōji Legend in Jōruri Puppet Plays Shiho Takai 15:55-16:15 B-6-6 Blind Musicians and Supernatural Worlds: Animated Representations of Japan’s Mysterious Biwa Hōshi Heike Hoffer	14:35-16:05 C-6-2(P) 【Pnale】The Global Context of the Beatification of the Twenty-six Japanese Martyrs Hitomi Omata Rappo John Yamamoto Wilson Reiko Kawata	14:15-14:35 D-6-1 “Phase-out” or “Antinuclear”? Tracing the Vocabulary of Nuclear Discourse in Social Media and the Mass Media Olena Kalashnikova 14:35-14:55 D-6-2 A Study of Gender Expressions in Japanese Wenwen Ma 14:55-15:15 D-6-3 Digitized Method for Wokototen Marks used for Classical Chinese Textbooks in Japan Koji Tajima Tomoaki Tsutsumi Tomokazu Takada	14:15-16:15 E-6-1(P) 【Panel】The Inheritance and Localization of Chinese Scholarships in Medieval and Early Modern Japanese Documents Gaoya Cheng Yiding Huang Yu Huang Huayu Li Huijing Yang		14:15-16:15 H-9-1(P) 【Panel】Looking Back at the Reformed Justice Administration System in the Heisei Era Takayuki Ii Kay-Wah Chan Mari Hirayama Noriko Hashiba	14:15-14:35 H-6-1 Desire to Look Young: a Comparison of Women’s Images in Japanese and French Magazines Satoshi Ota Kyoko Koma 14:35-16:05 H-6-2(P) 【Panel】Fukushima: The Politics of Performing the Local Disaster Rachel DiNitto Barbara Geilhorn Kristina Iwata-Weickgenannt
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	16:30-16:50 B-7-1 From Daigo Fukuryû Maru (1954) to Fukushima (2011): Evolution of Media Discourse of Nuclear Disaster in Asahi, Mainichi and Yomiuri Newspapers Tino Bruno	16:30-18:00 C-7-1(P) 【Pnale】Transcultural Mediations during the Age of the Iberian Kurofune Aishwarya Sugandhi Yurika Takano Maria Grazia Petrucci	16:30-18:00 E-8-1(P) 【Panel】Reading Japanese Literature through Translations – Three Perspectives on Japanese Literature as World Literature Gouranga Charan Pradhan Yumiko Muranaka Mai Kataoka Shigemi Inaga(Discussant)	16:30-18:00 E-7-1(P) 【Panel】Sense and Sensibilities in the Meiji Appropriations of the European literature Hajime Saito Motoko Nakada Xiaoqin Ou Ching-wen Wu		16:30-16:50 H-10-1 Can Japan be the King Maker in the Future Asia Pacific Region’s Regime Making?: The Game Theory Analysis of the EU-China Leadership Battle of International Regime Making between the EU’s Liberalism and China’s Regional Multilateralism? Jiangtian Xu	16:30-18:30 H-7-1(P) 【Panel】Japanese Cultural Heritage and its Texts: Interdisciplinary Approaches and Methodological Strategies Edoardo Gerlini Andrea Giolai Emiko Takenouchi Yoshitaka Yamamoto Kimiko Kono (Commentator)