The Olympics opening and closing ceremonies are full of culturally symbolic messages about the host country’s identity including their national myths, values, and character. Promoted under the title of “Unity in Diversity”, Japan’s Tokyo 2020 olympics challenged the popular myth of Japanese homogeneity through its intentional representation of multiracial athletes and performers throughout the opening ceremony events, and the subtle nod to the Ainu and Ryukyuan indigenous communities within Japan
The slogans of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were “symbol of resilience from the Great East Japan Earthqua...
Celebrations abounded in Tokyo last month after it was announced that the Japanese capital would hos...
Bringing together renowned scholars and emerging scholars from Japan, the United States, and Europe,...
The Olympics opening and closing ceremonies are full of culturally symbolic messages about the host ...
The 2020 Olympics are not Tokyo's first experience of hosting the Games. Previously, the city hosted...
How are Japanese identity narratives constructed in the Tokyo 2016 campaign and the Tokyo 2020 bid a...
The Olympic Games are burdened with this inherent paradox of universal humanism and chauvinistic nat...
Up until recently, Japan has been widely regarded as a mono-cultural/mono-racial country, populated ...
The dynamics of Japan's indigenous rights struggles are not well understood, but the 2020 Tokyo game...
For the first time in Olympic history, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were postponed for one year, taking p...
This thesis examines Japan’s recent political and cultural strategy focusing on the soft power enabl...
A panel study of 307 Japanese college students was conducted before and after the Sydney Olympic Gam...
Drawing on Nye’s concept of soft power, this thesis discusses the strategic adoption of a rhetoric o...
Nations are more than geopolitical entities; they are discursive constructs— constructions of the ch...
The 2020/21 Tokyo Olympics mark the second time Japan has hosted the Summer Olympic Games, and the t...
The slogans of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were “symbol of resilience from the Great East Japan Earthqua...
Celebrations abounded in Tokyo last month after it was announced that the Japanese capital would hos...
Bringing together renowned scholars and emerging scholars from Japan, the United States, and Europe,...
The Olympics opening and closing ceremonies are full of culturally symbolic messages about the host ...
The 2020 Olympics are not Tokyo's first experience of hosting the Games. Previously, the city hosted...
How are Japanese identity narratives constructed in the Tokyo 2016 campaign and the Tokyo 2020 bid a...
The Olympic Games are burdened with this inherent paradox of universal humanism and chauvinistic nat...
Up until recently, Japan has been widely regarded as a mono-cultural/mono-racial country, populated ...
The dynamics of Japan's indigenous rights struggles are not well understood, but the 2020 Tokyo game...
For the first time in Olympic history, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were postponed for one year, taking p...
This thesis examines Japan’s recent political and cultural strategy focusing on the soft power enabl...
A panel study of 307 Japanese college students was conducted before and after the Sydney Olympic Gam...
Drawing on Nye’s concept of soft power, this thesis discusses the strategic adoption of a rhetoric o...
Nations are more than geopolitical entities; they are discursive constructs— constructions of the ch...
The 2020/21 Tokyo Olympics mark the second time Japan has hosted the Summer Olympic Games, and the t...
The slogans of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were “symbol of resilience from the Great East Japan Earthqua...
Celebrations abounded in Tokyo last month after it was announced that the Japanese capital would hos...
Bringing together renowned scholars and emerging scholars from Japan, the United States, and Europe,...