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Shogun's Painted Culture: Fear and Creativity in the Japanese States, 1760-1829 (Reaktion Books - Envisioning Asia) by Timon Screech, 2000-09-01
The History and Culture of Japanese Food by ISHIGE, Naomichi Ishige, 2001-02-15
The Fox's Craft in Japanese Religion and Culture: Shapeshifters, Transformations, and Duplicities (Religion in History, Society and Culture) by Michael Bathgate, 2003-12-01
A Study of Personal and Cultural Values: American, Japanese, and Vietnamese (Culture, Mind and Society) by Roy D'Andrade, 2008-03-15
Text and the City: Essays on Japanese Modernity (Asia-Pacific: Culture, Politics, and Society) by Ai Maeda, 2004-01-01
Sex and the Japanese: The Sensual Side of Japan by Boye Lafayette De Mente, 2006-11-15
Culture Shock and Japanese-american Relations: Historical Essays by Sadao Asada, 2007-07-16
Bodies of Memory: Narratives Of War In Postwar Japanese Culture, 1945-1970 by Yoshikuni Igarashi, 2000-09-15
Modern Japanese Culture: The Insider View by Leith Morton, 2003-06-05
Christ in Japanese Culture: Theological Themes in Shusaku Endo's Literary Works (Brill's Japanese Studies Library) by Emi Mase-hasegawa, 2008-03-15
Japanese Culture: Its Development and Characteristics (Routledge Library Editions: Anthropology and Ethnography)
Modern Japanese Culture and Society (Routledge Library of Modern Japan) by D. P. Martinez, 2007-06-25
Japanese (World Art & Culture) by Kamini Khanduri, 2004-08-25
Japanese religion in the Meiji era (Centenary Culture [sic] Council series.Japanese culture in the Meiji era) by Hideo Kishimoto, 1956

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Tokyo Metropolis
Widely-distributed English-language magazine with a focus on entertainment, events, and Japanese culture. In addition to online articles, includes podcast, classifieds, and jobfinder.
http://metropolis.co.jp/

Extractions: var ajaxurl = "http://metropolis.co.jp/community/wp-load.php"; Home Specials Classifieds Jobs ... Rinkya: Bid on Yahoo Japan Auctions! Page 1 of 2 TODAY Clubbing Meet the Rhythm Masters 2 (a.k.a. Todd Terry and pals) at Microcosmos in Shibuya Concert Relish an all-Bach program played by Gil Shaham at Kioi Hall in Yotsuya Stage Do a totalitarian Tango at Bunkamura Theater Cocoon in Shibuya Festival Follow the kimono-wearing kids to the shrines of Tokyo for Shichi-Go-San Tue 16 Stage Enjoy an English-language production of Doubt at Theatre Iwato in Kagurazaka Community Whip your needles out for a Stitch-n-Bitch session at Cafe Respekt in Shibuya Clubbing Dance to the 3+4 Beat emanating from Air in Daikanyama Concert Take it back to the ’80s with Swing Out Sister at Roppongi’s Billboard Live Wed 17 Exhibition Plunge into Warp Time with Warp Self at Scai the Bathhouse in Yanaka Clubbing Strut your stuff with DJ Sugi and the Lux crew at Warehouse702 in Azabu-Juban Concert Hook up with psych-pop adventurers The Flaming Lips at Zepp Tokyo in Aomi Learning Take in a Lakeland Lecture on “Our Journey into Space” in Shinjuku more Turkey Day Get stuffed to the brim at some of Tokyo’s best Thanksgiving dinners Trippple Nippples Fake boobs, tequila, mud… and now an EP
Planet Tokyo - A Traveler's Guide To Japan
Guide to staying, dining, and sightseeing in Tokyo, with an emphasis on explaining Japanese culture.
http://www.planettokyo.com/

Extractions: Because your first trip to Japan can be like going to another planet. Planet Tokyo is here to guide you through the culture shock that many western travelers experience upon arrival in Japan. If you're planning a trip, or just hoping to learn something new and interesting about Japan, you've come to the right place. Follow Planet Tokyo on Twitter Signup to receive Planet Tokyo by email. It's free and we promise not to share your email address with anyone else. Planet Tokyo JBall Jersey
FRIENDS OF FRIENDS
A fun and casual group in Tokyo. Members are from various countries and learn Japanese culture through monthly activities.
http://www.kunisan.jp/fof/

Extractions: FOF is a fun and casual group with regular activities in Tokyo. No membership fee required - all you need is to bring yourself and to pay the actual cost of the activity. We meet at least once a month for a weekend one-day get together in the Kanto area. Occasionally, we also meet after work for dinner and lively conversation. All our activities are actually ideas contributed by the members. Since our inception in January, 1998, our activities included trips to Kamakura and Mt.Mitake as well as visits to festivals around Tokyo. Do you have any ideas for our monthly gathering?

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