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Mother of the Nation: Femininity, Modernity, and Class in the Image of Empress Teimei
The Myth of the Goddess of the Undersea World and the Tale of Empress Jingu’S Subjugation of Silla
Thesis Title: Shimenawa: Weaving Traditions with Modernity – Interdisciplinary Research on the Cultural History of Japanese Sacred Rope
Poems of the Gods of the Heaven and the Earth Christina E
The History of Infectious Disease in Japan
Encyclopedia of Shinto Chronological Supplement
REL 323/EAS 358 JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY M W 1:30–2:50 PM Via Zoom
Mounded Tomb Cultures of Three Kingdoms Period Korea and Yamato Japan
Ainu Names Found in “Gishi Wa-Jin Den”「魏志倭人伝」
Q&A the Origins of Shinto Shrines
Dual Kingship in the Kofun Period As Seen from the Keyhole Tombs
Japan Relationship
A Contested Chronology of the Yayoi-Kofun Transition
Japan's Imperial Institution Embedded Harmoniously in Modern Democracy
"Yamatai" Ruled by Mysterious Queen?
Part One: Literacy and Power
The Change in the Distribution System of Bronze Mirrors at the Beginning of Kofun Period Japan: As Seen from Fragmented Bronze Mirrors
The Role of Women in Contemporary Shinto Ritual Heather H
Top View
Japanese Religion—The Ebook
The Buddha's Mandate: Buddhism and Japanese Kingship
The Relatedness Between the Origin of Japanese and Korean Ethnicity Jaehoon Lee
Primary Source Document with Questions (Dbqs) EXCERPTS from HISTORY of the KINGDOM OF
Processes of Starting the Kofun Period and Building a Nation in the Wa State
1 List of Realms of Literacy Endnotes (Pp. 367-419) NOTE CALL-OUT
The Comma at the End of the Silk Road: Magatama and the Development of an Early Eastern Eurasian Ornamental Motif
A Propósito De La Reina Himiko
ACS41 01Kidder.Indd
Mythology in 21St Century Japan: a Study of Ame No Uzume No Mikoto
PROCEEDINGS Complete FINAL FINAL Nietverlopen
Spirit Possession, Exorcism, and the Power of Women in the Mid-Heian Period
Anachronism in Edo and Contemporary Japanese Literature
The Emperor of Japan: a Historical Study in Religious Symbolism
Volume 16 (2009), Article 6
Understanding the Hidden Motives of Kojiki and Nihongi