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Japanese Studies, Volume 23 Issue 2 2003

Published on behalf of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia
ISSN: 1469-9338 (electronic) 1037-1397 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 3 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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Meeting of the dugongs and the cooking pots: anti-military base citizens' groups on Okinawa
Caroline Spencer
Pages 125 – 140
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Sakutar� and the city
Hugh Clarke
Pages 141 – 155
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�e Kenzabur�: themes and techniques in mizukara waga namida wo nugui tamau hi (the day he himself shall wipe my tears away)
Yasuko Claremont
Pages 157 – 166
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Constructs of Meiji Japan: the role of writing by Victorian women travellers
Lorraine Sterry
Pages 167 – 183
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Evaluation of business Japanese textbooks: issues of gender
Chihiro Kinoshita Thomson; Emi Otsuji
Pages 185 – 203
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Review Article
Pages 205 – 212
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Book Reviews
Pages 213 – 222
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The colonial annexation of Okinawa and the logic of international law: the formation of an ‘indigenous people’ in East Asia
Hideaki Uemura
Pages 213 – 222
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Notes on Contributors
Pages 223 – 224
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