- Matthew Arnold, (1869) (Project Gutenberg)
- Alain de Botton, “” (NPR)
- and Institut für Sozialforschung (Marxists.org)
A History of Popular Culture in Japan, From the Seventeenth Century to the Present
Companion webpage for . (A Choice for 2018)
- (He-gassen, 1836) (Waseda University)
- (Smithsonian)
- (puppet theater)
- (Smithsonian)
- (Ukiyo-e.org)
- (blog by theater scholar Samuel Leiter)
- (Ōsaka)
- (The Art of Storytelling) (Nippon.com)
- Torii Kiyonobu, (c. 1709, Art Institute of Chicago)
- (ThoughtCo.)
- (religious icons used by Japanese “Hidden Christians”)
- (site of Dutch East India Company factory)
- (National Diet Library)
- (Shakushain’s War, 1669, Smithsonian)
- (Kyūshū National Museum)
- (1605), screen painting possibly depicting Yasuke, the “African Samurai”
- (“Korean” dance, festival in Tsu, Mie prefecture)
- Utagawa Kuninao, , print using Western-style linear perspective (Cincinnati Art Museum)
- (for which Kitagawa Utamaro was arrested) (Library of Congress)
- (British Museum)
- (Forty-seven rōnin)
- Tsutaya Jūzaburō, “” (Japan Times)
- Utagawa Kuniyoshi, (depiction of the forty-seven rōnin incident with monsters, Princeton University Art Museum)
- (Nippon.com)
- (Graphic Arts Collection, Princeton University)
- Kamiyama Akira, (SOAS)
- Manga pioneer (Comics Forum)
- Kobayashi Kiyochika: “” (Smithsonian exhibit)
- (Najimu-Japan)
- Street singer (sōshi enkashi) Soeda Azenbō’s “” (Nonki bushi)
- Street singer (sōshi enkashi) Ueki Emori, “” (Minken kazoe uta)
- “” (What is Manga?)
- (Japan Powered)
- (Silent Film Narrators) (Japan Society)
- (Yabai.com)
- (Nippon.com)
- (Midnight Eye)
- (Tokyo Weekender)
- (Japanese film studies)
- (National Baseball Hall of Fame)
- Okamoto Kidō, detective fiction set in late Edo period (Japan Visitor)
- (Naniwa ereji, dir. Mizoguchi Kenji, 1936)
- (Zakka Films)
- Satō Chiyoko, (“Tokyo March,” pop song from 1929)
- (Spoon & Tamago)
- , Korean dancer
- (Korea Herald)
- (East Asia Image Collection, Lafayette College)
- Nam In-su, (“Congested Seoul,” pop song from 1934)
- “” (Harvard-Yenching Institute)
- (Taipei Times)
- Yamaguchi Yoshiko (Ri Kōran), (University of Hawai‘i Press)
- (documentary by Jeffrey Dym)
- (MIT Visualizing Cultures)
- (Psywarrior.com)
- (1945 anime propaganda)
- Russo-Japanese War (real and faux) (Huntley Film Archives)
- (MIT Visualizing Cultures)
- (MIT Visualizing Cultures)
- (Olympic History)
- “” (Japan Times)
- (Art for a Change)
- “” (Nippon.com)
- “” (Anime Feminist)
- (BFI)
- (kaijū eiga)
- (documentary by Junko Kimura and Russell W. Belk)
- (Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry)
- (MIT)
- Furuya Tsunehira, “” (Nippon.com)
- “” (satire from The Onion)
- (Last Week Tonight with John Oliver)
- (Center for New American Media documentary)
- (protest against Tokyo 2020/1 Olympiad)
- Noriko Manabe, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: Protest Music After Fukushima (Oxford University Press)
- Jacopo Prisco, “” (CNN)
- Rumi Sakamoto, “” (Asia-Pacific Journal/Japan Focus)
- “” (Mosaic)
- “” (Rankin’ Taxi & Dub Ainu Band)
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