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Issues: 1999
KJ#40
Overlapping
themes in this issue explore American visions of Japan, and the many-faced
specter of militarization. Stewart Wachs' interview with US documentarymaker
Regge Life and an essay by Thomas
Burns, America's "Japan,"
both deal with erasing stereotypical intercultural attitudes, while
Ruth Ozeki turns the mirror on "exotic" beef-consuming America
as presented via Japanese TV. Mark Willis and his side-kick Billy
Simms seek culinary enlightenment in Kyoto. Bruce Allen makes
a present-day pilgrimage to encounter a 7,000-year-old inhabitant of
Yakushima, while Robert Brady encounters elderly rad in
Shiga.
Contributing editors
Kathy Arlyn Sokol and W. David Kubiak present a compelling
indictment of fifty years of political disaster in otherwise idyllic
Kashmir. How to inveigle the baleful genie of military hegemony back
into safe containment? Dr Philip Grant analyzes the current Pentagon
paradigm, drawing surprisingly hopeful conclusions. Dr Richard Tanter
reveals the destabilizing implications of current Japanese military
space projects. Unarmed, Arthur Sze visits the 1,001 thousand-armed
kannons of Kyoto's Sanjusangendo Temple. Edward Grazda's photographs
report the disempowerment of Afghanistan's women, victims of yet another
war.
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Transience, Media
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of the Exotic, Kyoto
Speaks, Eros, Japan in the Year 2020
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