EAJS2026

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AntSoc01

Engaging with the past

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Creating and maintaining order

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Engaging with the non-human

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Care & sociality

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Consumption & popular culture

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Engaging with “others”

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Japanese migrants abroad

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Globalization and migration

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Migration & identities

AntSoc15

Narratives of Risk, Care, and Coping: Community-Based Responses to Disaster in Contemporary Japan

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The social and economic (re)organisation of traditional craft industries and their markets in contemporary Japan

AntSoc17

Social movements in Japan: Exploration of the historical reasons for low social movement activity

AntSoc18

The Shades of Folklore: Exploring the Folkloresque in Contemporary Japan

AntSoc19

Revitalising the social: Food allergy, drug overdose and compulsive gambling in Japan

AntSoc20

Loneliness, Social Isolation, and the Notion of Being a Burden to others (Meiwaku) Among Older Adults in Japan

AntSoc21

Interversity: A new perspective on social diversity in contemporary Japan

AntSoc22

Continuity and Change: Indigenous Heritage Transmission in Ainu and Ryukyuan Contexts

AntSoc23

Finding a way forward: mobility, stability, and precarity for foreign migrants in rural Japan

AntSoc24

Intersectionality and Ethnic Businesses in Japan

AntSoc25

Intergenerational Reproduction of Occupation and Social Status in Japan: Social Mobility, Professionalization, and Modern Society

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Contesting and Reproducing Narratives of Sexual Violence in Japan: From Wartime Exploitation to Digital Intimacy

AntSoc27

Japan on the Margins － Contemplating Diversity, Norms, and Negotiations 2

AntSoc28

Japan on the Margins － Contemplating Diversity, Norms, and Negotiations 1

AntSoc29

The long arc of active learning: diverse perspectives from global citizenship to moral education

AntSoc30

Mitigating Loneliness and Social Isolation with More-Than-Human Relationships: Plants, Objects, and Technology

AntSoc31

Breaking silences: the gendered politics of speaking out in contemporary Japan

AntSoc32

Educational Change in Japan in Response to Global Challenges

AntSoc33

Between Hype and Dystopia: The Digital Futures of Work and Consumption in Japan

AntSoc34

Kokusaika Revisited: Internationalization, Mobility, and Stratification in Contemporary Japan

Dh01

Interdisciplinary Section: Digital Humanities individual proposals panel

Dh02

Data-Driven Humanities in Japan: From AI Infrastructure to Computational Literary Analysis

Dh03

New Perspectives on Japanese Historical Materials through Provenance Description and Metadata

Dh04

Nōgaku Archives at a Turning Point: New Access to Play Texts, Theoretical Writings, and Transmission Documents

Dh05

New Developments in Digital Humanities in Japan: Digital History

Econ01

Economics, Business and Political Economy individual proposals panel

Econ02

Fragmentation and Coordination in Japanese Logistics Labor, Infrastructure, and Material Standards

Enviro01

Fifteen years after Fukushima: nuclear restarts, contamination, and psychological impacts on evacuees

Enviro02

Environment and Japaneseness

Enviro03

Governance and disaster

Enviro04

Individual papers: Fukushima+

Enviro05

A New Natural World: How Globetrotters, Pilgrims, and Alpinists Reconceptualized the Environment between the Meiji and Early Shōwa Periods

Enviro06

Water, its Reaches and Rhythms: Ethnographic Explorations of Ecology, Infrastructure, and Governance in Japan

Enviro07

Mountain Economies in Early Modern Japan: Power, Provinciality, and Paper

Enviro08

Conceptualization of mountain(s) in Japan: From the literary perspective

Enviro09

Watch, Teach, Ranch: Sustainability and the Reorganization of Extractivist Human-Whale Relations

Enviro10

Stubborn Stuff: Layered Temporalities of Pollution

Gen01

Interdisciplinary Section: Gender Studies individual proposals panel

Gen02

Women, Work, and Feminism(s) in Twentieth-Century Japan

Gen03

Anti-gender and anti-LGBTQ movements in Japan from interdisciplinary perspectives

Gen04

Testing the Boundaries: De- and Re-Constructing Identities through Drag Performance in Japan

Hist01

Beyond the Postwar and Modernity: Japan in the 1970s

Hist02

The Genealogy of 'Unequal Treaties': Coexisting with Sovereignty Constraints

Hist03

History individual proposals panel

Hist04

Animals in Japan-Korea Relations

Hist05

Beyond Treaties: Reimagining Japanese Diplomatic History

Hist06

Scaling the vertical empire: Imperial Japan’s mountains

Hist07

A History of the Future: Time, Politics, and Political Imagination

Hist08

Revisiting 1960s Japan through Contested Histories of Marginalisation and Transnational Exchange

Hist09

Perceptions of Children with Disabilities in Pre-Modern Japan ―From a Historical Perspective―

Hist10

The Coexistence of Freedom and Constraint in Ideological Control: Theatre, Ritual and Slogan in Prewar Shōwa Japan

Hist11

Managing China Through Printed Media: The Agency and Interplay of Japanese State Institutions, Business Associations and Intellectuals, 1900s-1940s

Hist12

From Policy to Practice: The Eugenic Protection Law (1948) and the Regulation of Bodies in Postwar Japan

Hist13

Negotiating Ethics, Desire and Intimacy in Japanese Archives

Hist14

Reconsidering Japan's Approaches to the Cold War

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The Dynamics of Wartime Violence: Revisiting Japanese Military Conduct during the Asia-Pacific War, 1937-1945

Hist16

What’s the Matter with Japanese Studies? Things, Time, and Value in Material Studies of Modern Japan

Hist17

You Know What You See: On Depiction and Public Memory in Early Modern Japan

Hist18

Reconstructing the Relations between Individual, Society, Nation and State in Interwar Japan (1918-1931)

Hist19

Circuits of Empire - Science, Medicine and Technology in Imperial Japan and Colonial Korea 1910-1960

Hist20

Reimagining Food, Technology and Industry in Modern Japan

Hist21

Prometheism, Empire, and Borderland Networks: Polish, Ukrainian, and Tatar Actors in Manchuria

Law01

Law individual proposals panel

Law02

Hate Speech and Confusingly Similar Speech: Focusing on “Japanese First” and “JAPANESE ONLY”

Law03

Reexamining the Eugenic Protection Law: Concepts, Institutions, and Redress

Ling01

Language policy and ideologies

Ling02

Pragmatics and discourse

Ling03

Translation studies + lexicon and semantics

Ling04

Lexicon and semantics + language contact

Ling05

Japanese script

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Experimental phonetics and phonology

Ling07

Language history

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Diversity and standardization + language contact

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Historical corpora

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Japonic studies B

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Japonic studies A

Ling12

Agglutination - General Overview And The Japanese/Japonic Perspective

Ling13

From BCCWJ to BCCWJ2: Building the Next Generation Balanced Corpus of Contemporary Japanese

Ling14

Language Revitalization of Endangered Ryukyuan languages: Collaborative Efforts between Researchers, Communities and Individual Speakers in Ryukyu Islands

Ling15

Liquefying 'language' and 'languages' in contemporary area studies

Ling16

The reception and perception of writing in Japan: Historical and psycholinguistic perspectives in a cross-linguistic context

LitMod01

Modern Literature individual proposals panel

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Japan in the Mirror: Otherness as Self-Representation at the Turn of Modernity

LitMod03

Women’s Voices and Narrative Form in Modern Japanese Literature

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Life Writing as a Strategy: Women’s Cultural Authority and Authorial Negotiation in Modern Japanese Magazines

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The Narrative Composition of Tawada Yoko’s Trilogy

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Rereadng Tsushima Yūko Ten Years After Her Passing: From Post-war Literature to World Literature

LitMod07

Rethinking the Politics of Form Through Modern and Contemporary Japanese Art, Poetry, and Essay (1920s—present)

LitMod08

Literature of the Imperial Borderlands: Writing Across Language, Bodies, and Time

LitMod09

Careful Readings: Rethinking Care in Contemporary Japanese Literature

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Taishō Magazines: The Role of Periodical Publications in Defining Modern Japanese Literature

LitMod11

War in Words and Images: Literary and Visual Representations of Japan’s Modern Battlefields

LitMod12

Challenging the Canon: Popular Genres and Cultural Transfer Between Japan and Hungary During the Cold War

LitMod13

Where Is the “South”? Transnational and Literary Perspectives in Modern Japanese Literature

LitMod14

Yoshiya Nobuko's Flower Stories (Hanamonogatari) at 110: New Approaches to Japanese Girls' Fiction

LitPre01

Pre-Modern Literature individual proposals panel

LitPre02

Genji readers: evolving forms of engagement with courtly narrative

LitPre03

Narrating the Nanbokuchō: Praise and Censure in the Taiheiki

LitPre04

Kanbun knowledge and the formation of vernacular language in Heian and medieval Japan

LitPre05

Negotiating the Frontiers of Heian Philology: Breaks and Breakthroughs in Textual Criticism

LitPre06

Cosmopolitan Poetry in Early Japan

LitPre07

Writing by and for Women in Premodern Japan: Practices, Processes, and Products

LitPre08

Compete, Critique, Compile: Uta-awase (Poem-Matching) as Performance, Theory, and Anthology

LitPre09

What Do You See? Tricking the Eye in Early Modern Japanese Print Culture

LitPre10

From All Quarters: Aristocratic and Popular Engagement with Sinitic Literature in Edo-Period Japan

LitPre11

Heian kanbuns: old horizons, new vistas

LitPre12

Humour and Laughter in the Heian and Edo Periods: The Example of Ise monogatari

LitPre13

Kigin’s Interpretive Projects and the Quickening of a New Literary Paradigm

LitPre14

Reading Matsuo Bashō’s linked poetry from a journey in 1689

LitPre15

The Medieval and Early Modern City in Japanese Literature

Media01

Media Studies individual proposals panel 001

Media02

Media Studies individual proposals panel 002

Media03

Media Studies individual proposals panel 003

Media04

Media Studies individual proposals panel 004

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Media Studies individual proposals panel 005

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Media Studies individual proposals panel 006

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Media Studies individual proposals panel 007

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Cultural Commons in Motion: Amateur Media, Manga Scalation, and VTubers in Japan

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Selling, Normalizing, Remembering, and International Discourse on War: Japanese Media from Kamishibai to Anime

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Sound and Space: The Tensions of Modernity in 1930s Japanese Cinema

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What are Fukidashi for? Revisiting the Materiality and Functions of Speech Balloons in Manga from the 1970s to the Present Day

Media12

Complicating the Idea of Statelessness or Mukokuseki 無国籍 and Race in Japanese Popular Cultures

Media13

Popular Music, Media Visibility, and Sites of Resistance in Postwar Japan: Reframing Historical Narratives and Cultural Centrality of Tokyo

PerArt01

Reading performance through text

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Performance Techniques

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International Contexts

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PerArt05

Cultural contexts of nō theatre

PerArt06

Inside Contemporary Japanese Theatre: Rehearsal as Creative Process

PerArt07

The Expansion and Transformation of Classical Music in Japanese Society after WWII

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From Manga and Anime to Japanese Performing Arts: Strategies, Innovations, and Negotiations

PerArt09

Women of the Audience – A Historical Look at Gendered Spectatorship in Japanese Theaters

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Japanese theater criticism: its modernization through kabuki and Western theater

PerArt11

Performing Polychronic Timescapes in Nō Theatre

PerArt12

Living Arts in Intimate Spaces: Reframing Geisha as Custodians of Ozashiki Performance

PerArt13

Performing Cultural Memory With Otherness in Contemporary Japanese Theatre

Phil01

Intellectual History and Philosophy individual proposals panel

Phil02

Intellectuals and the Making of “Asia” in Wartime Japan: Mobilization, Colonial Networks, and the Politics of Knowledge

Phil03

Laying the Groundwork for the Nineteenth-Century “Popularization of Confucianism”

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Edo Period Encounters with the “Unknown”: The Strange, Exotic and Unclassifiable Across Early Modern Sources

Phil05

From Amaterasu to Jingū Kōgō: an Interdisciplinary Exploration of the Creation, Continuity and Dissemination of Political Myths in Meiji-era Japan

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Against the Mainstream: Intellectuals at the Fringe during the Long 1960s

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Making Sense of Modernity: Philosophy and Historical Receptivity

Phil08

The Expanding World of Edo Commentary: Encyclopaedia, Antiquarianism, Parody

Pol_IR01

Factionalism, clientelism, leadership

Pol_IR02

Religion and right-wing activism

Pol_IR03

Japan-US relations

Pol_IR04

Japan and the Indo-Pacific

Pol_IR05

The politics of immigration and citizenship

Pol_IR06

Populism and protest

Pol_IR07

Security policy and crisis diplomacy

Pol_IR08

Public policies

Pol_IR09

Japan’s relations with its neighbors

Pol_IR10

Diplomacy past and present

Pol_IR11

Transformation in Times of Decline: Japan’s Countryside Opening-Up?

Pol_IR12

Governance in Japan: Revisiting the Foucauldian Frameworks of Power and Knowledge Through Case Studies in Health Care and Language Education

Pol_IR13

The Transformation of Rural Japan’s Political Landscape

Pol_IR14

Political Participation of Youth in Aging Japan: Exploring Diversity

Pol_IR16

Japan`s International Relations in the 1970s: Beyond Pacifist/Free Rider Debate

Pol_IR17

Technopolitics in the Japanese Empire/Post-Imperial Japan

Pol_IR18

Women’s Representation in Japan – Discourses, Actors, and Constraints

Pol_IR20

Women’s organizations and female leaders in Japanese politics

Pol_IR21

Revisiting Democratic Quality through Japan’s Local Politics

Pol_IR22

Electoral System Reform and Representative Democracy in Japan: Qualitative and Quantitative Perspectives

Pol_IR23

The Takaichi Government’s Strategic Push amid Global Upheavals: The US-Japan alliance, quantum computing, Official Development Assistance and Taiwan

Pol_IR24

Japan’s Order-Building, Partnerships, and Non-Traditional Security

Pol_IR25

Japan’s Evolving Security Role in East Asia

Rel01

Jesuit Missionaries

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Worldmaking in the Archives: The Interpretation of Cultural History Between the Reconstruction of Lost Worlds and the Creation of New Practices, Spaces and Objects

Rel05

Liquid Centers and Peripheries in Premodern Shugendō

Rel06

Weather in premodern Japan: Effects, Perceptions, Representations and Responses

Rel08

Still a Kind of Magic: Science, Authority, and the Limits of Rationalization in Postwar Japan

Rel09

Embodying the Sacred: Ritual, Performance, and the Circulation of Buddhist Knowledge in Medieval Japan.

Rel10

Saimon recitations: Onmyōdō lore in ritual contexts

TReg01

Interdisciplinary Section: Transregional Studies (East/Northeast/Southeast Asia) individual proposals panel

TReg02

Cute post-gender digital life and values: kawaii, meng and kei’ai in the Conjoined East Asian Digital and Visual Social World.

TReg03

The Rise and Fall of Japan's Proletarian Cultural Movement in the Interwar Period and Its (Representational) Sphere and Space: Perspectives from Theater, Language, and Literature

TReg04

Reconfiguring Korean Diasporas across Northeast Asia: Borders, Memory, and the Making of Difference from the Cold War to the Post–Cold War Era

TReg05

Rays of the Red Sun: The Japanese Left Through Asian Lens

TReg06

Trans-regional Histories of Science and the (Post)colonial Afterlives of Natural Archives in East Asia

TReg07

Narrating Subjectivity in Media in East Asia and Asia-Pacific Region

TReg08

Manchurian Silhouettes: Railroads, Labor, and Literary and Media Representations in Competing Visions of Northeast China, 1900s–1930s

TReg09

Japanese Colonialism and Boundary Spaces: Comfort Women, Indigenous Taiwan, and Zainichi Koreans

TReg10

Yasukuni from a transcultural lens.

Urb01

Urban and Regional Studies individual proposals panel

Urb02

Rethinking Japanese Craft Traditions within Post-Growth Rural Imaginaries

Urb03

New perspectives in researching rural Japan: The countryside as sustainable, viable futures for a society in transition?

Urb04

Disappearing/Reappearing Heritage in Japan

VisArt01

Visual Arts individual proposals panel

VisArt02

Can Art Be National? Japonisme, Transculturation, and the Making of National Art

VisArt03

Haneda Sumiko’s documentaries: historical memory, women’s voices and cinematic language

VisArt04

Shaping knowledge through visual materials in Japan: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Visual Mediation and Knowledge Production

VisArt05

Re-Visualising Shakespeare: New Perspectives on Akira Kurosawa’s Shakespearean Films

VisArt06

Augmenting Landscapes in Japanese Printed Media: Making Meaning of Sites from the Edo Period to the Present

VisArt07

The Modern Girl as a Contested Formation: Cinema, Media, and Modern Femininity in Japan

VisArt08

Modern Japan and the Formation of “Oriental Art History”

VisArt09

Transposing Meaning Across Media: Visual Adaptations of Japanese Classical Literature

VisArt10

Thinking Outside the Blocks: Technique and Experimentation in Japanese Printmaking

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