Identity
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- Korean Beauty in Japan
- Sex and Violence in Snakes and Earrings
- The Salaryman Identity As An Ideal For Nationalism and Success
- Hafus: Mixed Race People in Japan (Part 1)
- Japanese Beauty Standards in Music and Fashion
- Bodies and Hygiene in Japan
- Gothic Beauty
- Hokikomori: Reclusive Lifestyle In Fear of the Salaryman Identity
- Shoujo and Doll-Like Beauty
- Hostessing: A Role in Maintaining Corporate Relationships
- Lolita Beauty
- ​Madame Butterfly and the Westernization of Sexuality Discourses
- Idol Beauty
- Gender and Identity in Modern Japan
- Coexistence in a Capitalist Japan
- Q&A Session With Dr. Kim Soo Shin: A Renowned Korean Plastic Surgeon's Perspective
- Commodification of Identity
- Karoshi: Consequences of the Salaryman Identity
- Capitalizing on Japanese Youth Culture
- Hafus: Mixed Race People in Japan (Part 2)
- Beauty: Creating a Japanese Race
- Rejecting Japanese Nationalist Gender Identities
- The Salaryman
- Eugenics: Creating a Japanese Race
- Contrast of ideals: Dezomeshiki Pride and Hikkikomori
- Feminine Desire in Japan as an Agent of Social Change
- Hope for the Future: Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
- Firefighter Companies and the Nation State
- Biopower: Hikikomori is not mental illness
- Confessions of a Host
- Pop Culture