Embodying Japan: Cultures of Sport, Beauty, and Medicine 2017 Main Menu Eugenics: Creating a Japanese Race A discussion of the "Japanese Race" and Japan's Eugenics Movement Genderless Beauty? Shiseido's "High School Girl?" Advertisement A Sign of Progress in a Traditional Country Are You Considered Beautiful In Japan? Exploring Some East-Asian Beauty Standards & Their Meanings Hope for the Future: Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder The Future of Beauty in Japan 100 Years of Japanese Beauty Exploring The Truth, Meaning and Evolution Behind The '100 Years of Japanese Beauty" video Not Beautiful Enough To Live in Korea? Dismembering over-broad arguments and assumptions against and about Koreans - and Asians in general Q&A Session With Dr. Kim Soo Shin: A Renowned Korean Plastic Surgeon's Perspective I asked Dr. Kim Soo Shin, a South Korean plastic surgeon, for his thoughts on beauty and the popularity of cosmetic surgery in South Korea and East Asian in general. The Salaryman, Hikikomori, and Hostesses Japan's capitalist driven gender identities and the consquences that result Hafus: Mixed Race People in Japan (Part 1) Bodies and Hygiene in Japan Salaryman Culture and Masculine Identity Analysis of salaryman culture and how changes lead to development of other masculinities, mainly "herbivore" masculinity Gender and Identity in Modern Japan Globalization, nationalized pressures, and how Japanese youth are responding to a history of gender Japanese Beauty Standards in Music and Fashion How are Japanese beauty standards conveyed through alternative youth street fashions and pop music in Japan? Beauty Regime The main page for the Beauty in Japan Group Sex & Sexuality

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  1. 'Gattai' as a cycle Jordan Van Glish
  2. How does the promotion of sport and 'gattai' also reinforce biopower? Jordan Van Glish
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  5. What is 'gattai'? Jordan Van Glish