Stonehenge and the Jōmon stone circles are fascinating archaeological sites with circular stone structures. While they share some...

State Shinto, also known as Shrine Shinto or Imperial Shinto, emerged and was promoted by the Japanese government during the Meiji period...

Sharon Kinsella's talk on Otokonoko/Josou Danshi is truly captivating as it sheds light on the evolving perception of men dressing up in...

One of the films I am going to analyse in my dissertation is "SanMao Joins The Army" (1992). This film is the highest-rated film in...

As soon as the full-scale invasion of China began, a number of mainstream Japanese media outlets immediately devoted a great deal of...

Edmund de Waal is a world-renowned ceramic artist and author whose passion for netsuke and provenance research has inspired many of his...

On this week's CJS Research Webinar, Professor Garren Mulloy introduced the Post-Imperial Armed Forces and its development during the...