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Background, Practice, and Effectiveness of Consumer Education in Japanese High Schools
The literary works of Tatsuo Hori å 蟰é (1904â53) have been brought back into the spotlight in recent years following the release of Hayao Miyazakiâs film The Wind Rises 颚ç«ã¡ã¬ in 2013. Beginning with various aspects of the reception of Horiâs literature during and after the war, this paper clarifies the significance of Miyazakiâs role in reintroducing this forgotten writer in the 21st century. The success of this film is proof that there is still an actuality in âpost-war democratic thought,â a legacy of the 20th century in contemporary Japan.Research Article
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GakushuinWomenâs College offers a wide variety of subjects as a liberal arts college. On the other hand, the wideness makes it difficult for students to grasp the overall picture of the curriculum. In this paper, we classify subjects based on the course number assigned to each subject, and perform network analysis to quantitatively evaluate the density of relationships among subjects and identify subjects that play a central role in each field.è«èª¬(Article
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The Kumamoto Dialect in Selected Mangas
The period of âreinvention of the Japanese dialectâ began toward the end of the 1970s; however, the changing attitude of the Japanese society toward dialects and its speakers became more visible in pop culture in the twenty-first century. I analyzed mangas where the characters use the Kumamoto dialect, and sought to answer three questions: what is the typical role of the dialect-speaking character?; how is the dialect used?; and how does it appear? I identified that the typical dialect-user is a school-age character who is young, with traits such as friendliness, eagerness, and the culture/tradition promoting function. Moreover, dialect is mostly usedâpublicly and privatelyâwith hierarchically lower or equal classes. Finally, as the dialect is represented the most by grammatical and phonetic expressions, it is simplified for intelligibility.Research Article