(414) The Making of Japan’s Boundaries from the Interwar Period through the Early Postwar Era

Sunday, March 22, 2020

Organizer(s)

Participants should be aware of the following financial/non-financial relationships:

Nadine Willems: Disclosure information not submitted.

Noriaki Hoshino: Disclosure information not submitted.

Hirotaka Kasai: Disclosure information not submitted.

Seok-Won Lee: Disclosure information not submitted.

Takashi Fujitani: Disclosure information not submitted.

Journeys to the North: Borders and Ethnicity in 1920s Japanese Travel Literature
Nadine Willems – University of East Anglia
No Border for the Empire? Japanese Transpacific Migration and the Fluctuating Boundaries of the Imperial Nation
Noriaki Hoshino – Hong Kong Baptist University
"Northern Culture" and Political Independence: Kono Hiromichi’s Critique of Hokkaido in the 1940s
Hirotaka Kasai – Tsuda University
The Precarious (Anti)Imperial Border of Asian Victimhood: Hirano Yoshitaro and the ICA in Early Postwar Japan
Seok-Won Lee – Rhodes College