In this episode, Dr. Anne Giblin Gedacht reviews the "Meiji Revolution" from the peripheral Tōhoku region, tracing the formation of regional identity in the Japanese borderlands and tracking the mobility of Japanese migrants to Tōhoku and overseas. We locate Tōhoku in spatial conceptualizations of "Japan" during the Tokugawa period, place Tōhoku within Meiji programs of nation-building, and compare the settlement of Tōhoku to the history of settler colonialism in Hokkaidō and of Japanese overseas migration.
Student Podcast Episode 19 - Political Pop Music
Episode 25 - Dr. Amy Stanley (Northwestern)
Student Podcast Episode 18 - J-Pop
Student Podcast Episode 17 - Juken (School Entrance Exams)
Episode 24 - Prof. Peter Kornicki (Cambridge)
Student Podcast Episode 16 - Otaku
Student Podcast Episode 15 - 1960s Counterculture
Episode 23 - Dr. Marnie Anderson (Smith)
Student Podcast Episode 14 - Ukiyo-e (Pictures of the Floating World)
Student Podcast Episode 13 - Sushi
Episode 22 - Dr. Mark Metzler (Washington)
Student Podcast Episode 12 - J Hora- (J-Horror)
Student Podcast Episode 11 - Da-ku Souru (Dark Souls)
Episode 21 - Dr. Barbara Molony (Santa Clara), Dr. Sabine Frühstück (UCSB), Dr. Hillary Maxson (Oregon)
Student Podcast Episode 10 - Keigo
Student Podcast Episode 9 - Ō-to Re-su (Auto Race)
Episode 20 - Dr. Seth Jacobowitz (Yale University)
Workshop - Gendering War & Peace in Modern Japan
Lecture Series - Sherri Kajiwara (Nikkei National Museum)
Episode 19 - Sherri Kajiwara (Nikkei National Museum)
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