Early Modern Secularism? : Views on Religion in Seji kenbunroku (1816)

3-19

The Buddhist Faith of the Japanese Imperial Family after the Meiji Restoration

21-32

Japanese Archives : Sources for the Study of Tokugawa Administrative and Diplomatic History

33-65

Rising Up and Saving the World : Ishii Juji and the Ethics of Social Relief during the Mid-Meiji Period (1880-1887)

67-87

How "Religion" Came to Be Translated as Shukyo : Shimaji Mokurai and the Appropriation of Religion in Early Meiji Japan

89-111

Japanese Philosophers Go West : The Effect of Maritime Trips on Philosophy in Japan with Special Reference to the Case of Watsuji Tetsuro

113-144

Diaries and Everyday Life in Colonial Taiwan

145-168

Origins of Japan : the 'Big Picture' Revisited : A Review of New Plate Tectonics Research

169-184

<BOOK REVIEW>The Art of Censorship in Postwar Japan, by Kirsten Cather\n

185-187

<BOOK REVIEW>The Invention of Religion in Japan, by Jason Ananda Josephson

188-190

<BOOK REVIEW>Performing the Great Peace : Political Space and Open Secrets in Tokugawa Japan, by Luke Roberts

191-193

<BOOK REVIEW>Governance and Policing of Colonial Korea : 1904-1919, by Matsuda Toshihiko

194-196

<BOOK REVIEW>Purifying Zen : Watsuji Tetsurō's Shamon Dōgen, trans. and commentary by Steve Bein. Foreword by P.Kasulis

197-200

<BOOK REVIEW>Xavier's Legacies : Catholicism in Modern Japanese Culture, ed. Kevin Doak

201-203

<BOOK REVIEW>Uncharted Waters : Intellectual Life in the Edo Period: Essays in Honour of W.J. Boot, ed. Anna Beerens and Mark Teeuwen

204-205

<BOOK REVIEW>Japanese Cinema in the Digital Age, by Mitsuyo Wada-Marciano

206-207

<BOOK REVIEW>The Constitution of Japan : A Contextual Analysis, by Shigemori Matsui

208-209

<BOOK REVIEW>Selling Women : Prostitution, Markets, and the Household in Early Modern Japan, by Amy Stanley

210-212