CONTENTS Volume One Introduction ..................................................................................................... 1 Richard Siddle SECTION ONE HISTORICAL LEGACIES 1. Violence and the Abolition of Outcaste Status ............................... 31 David Howell 2. Myth and Reality: The Great Kantō Earthquake ............................. 65 Michael Weiner 3. Japanisation versus Eugenics ................................................................ 101 Eiji Oguma 4. Moving for a Better Life (1921–1937) ................................................... 135 Steve Rabson 5. Radical Theory and Practice and the State’s Response ................. 169 Ian Neary 6. My Father’s Arrest .................................................................................... 199 Shigeru Kayano 7. Bones of Contention: Negotiating Anthropological Ethics Within Fields of Ainu Refusal ............................................................... 211 ann-elise lewallen vi contents SECTION TWO THE OLD MINORITIES: RACE, CLASS AND IDENTITY POLITICS IN THE POSTWAR 8. A Darker Shade of Difference .............................................................. 251 Michael Molasky 9. Exodus to North Korea Revisited: Japan, North Korea, and the ICRC in the “Repatriation” of Ethnic Koreans from Japan ......... 295 Tessa Morris-Suzuki 10. Cunning ...................................................................................................... 333 John Lie Volume Two 11..Instrumental Violence and the Struggle for Buraku Liberation ................................................................................................... 365 Frank K. Upham 12. Return to Uchinā: The Politics of Identity in Contemporary Okinawa ...................................................................................................... 413 Richard Siddle 13..In a Samurai Village ................................................................................ 433 Christopher Nelson 14..Discourses of Multicultural Coexistence (Tabunka Kyōsei) and the ‘Old-Comer’ Korean Residents of Japan ........................... 479 David Chapman 15..The Limits to Citizenship in Japan: Multiculturalism, Indigenous Rights and the Ainu ......................................................... 499 Richard Siddle 16. Emerging Indigenous Governance: Ainu Rights at the Intersection of Global Norms and Domestic Institutions ........... 519 Erik Larson, Zachary Johnson, and Monique Murphy contents vii SECTION THREE THE NEW MINORITIES: IMMIGRATION AND MULTICULTURALISM IN 21ST CENTURY JAPAn—POLICY AND PRACTICE 17. Japan ........................................................................................................... 551 United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division 18. Arrival of Foreign Workers through Various Informal Mechanisms .............................................................................................. 559 Yoko Sellek 19..Is Japan an Outlier? ................................................................................ 599 Erin Aeran Chung 20. Criminals or Victims? The Politics of Illegal Foreigners in Japan 629 Apichai W. Shipper 21. Educationally Channeled International Labor Mobility: Contemporary Student Migration from China to Japan ............. 661 Gracia Liu-Farrer 22. Wife or Worker? Worker or Wife? Marriage and Cross-Border Migration in Contemporary Japan ..................................................... 689 Nicola Piper 23. Carework and Migration: Japanese Perspectives on the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement ................. 711 Nobue Suzuki Volume Three 24. “Newcomers” in Public Education: Chinese and Vietnamese Children in a Buraku Community ..................................................... 735 Yuko Okubo 25..The ‘New’ Foreigners and the Social Reconstruction of Difference: The Cultural Diversification of Japanese Education 753 Ryoko Tsuneyoshi viii contents 26. From the Communitarian Ideal to the Public Sphere: The Making of Foreigners’ Assemblies in Kawasaki City and Kanagawa Prefecture ............................................................................. 783 Seung-Mi Han 27..No More ‘Aliens’: Managing the Familiar and the Unfamiliar in Japan ................................................................................ 813 David Chapman SECTION FOUR DIVERSITY, IDENTITY AND REPRESENTATION IN A MULTIETHNIC SOCIETY 28. Multiethnic Japan and Nihonjin: Looking through Two Exhibitions in 2004 Osaka ................................................................... 833 Eika Tai 29..Diverse Forms of Minority National Identities in Japan’s Multicultural Society ............................................................................. 857 Stephen Murphy-Shigematsu 30. Metroethnicity, Language, and the Principle of Cool ................. 879 John C. Maher 31. Eduardo Mori: One Day I’m Going Home ...................................... 899 Daniel Linger 32..Narrating Buraku Experience in Contemporary Japan ............... 919 Timothy D. Amos 33. Visible and Vulnerable: The Predicament of Koreans in Japan ...................................................................................................... 939 Sonia Ryang 34..Diasporic Indigeneity: Place and the Articulation of Ainu Identity in Tokyo, Japan ....................................................................... 961 Mark K. Watson contents ix 35. Social Identities of Minority Others in Japan: Listening to the Narratives of Ainu, Buraku and Zainichi Koreans ....................... 987 Tin Tin Htun 36..The Media Representation of ‘Okinawa’ and US/Japan Hegemony ................................................................................................. 1011 Yasuhiro Tanaka 37. ‘Race’ on the Japanese Internet: Discussing Korea and Koreans on ‘2-channeru’ ........................................................................................ 1033 Mark McLelland 38..Buying Youth: Japanese Fandom of the Korean Wave ............... 1053 Hyangjin Lee Index ................................................................................................................... 1075.