This article examines the reasons why Japanese cultural products have not penetrated other countries. It also explicates the recent trends in Japan's expansion of its cultural products and Japan's direct investment in the global cultural market to ascertain whether this new development is a sign that Japan is attempting to gain an important role in global communication. It concludes that Japan was not able to successfully build its communication power to a degree comparable to its status as the second largest economic power and its second largest media consumption market.Cultural Power, Cultural Market, Cultural Products Trade, International Communication, Japan,
This thesis explores the re-articulation of Japan's cultural connections with Asia in the1990s throu...
The focus of this master's thesis is on the role of specific media in the diffusion of Japanese cult...
This article examines the diffusion of Japanese television programs in Hong Kong and China. It demon...
During the last pair of decades, Japanese culture has acquired a progressively greater importance am...
Abstract. This article presents an unusual angle for the study of consumer culture in a case study o...
Japan is fast becoming a major node of global cultural production. A host of Japanese cultural produ...
Over the past decades, Japan has become known as a powerhouse of business and culture. With exports ...
Although Japan’s economic presence has declined over the past two decades, the legacy of Japanese cu...
The United States and Japan are two distinctly different countries with differing values that are pr...
The United States and Japan are two distinctly different countries with differing values that are pr...
The purpose of the article is calling attention on the role of Japan in forming in the Asia and Paci...
Japanese popular culture has developed in many unexpected and fascinating ways. From contemporary po...
A research effort to find the reality of the business of Japan-s software globalization of enterpris...
Globalization has made culture different from what we used to know: culture nowadays is not only a w...
Globalization has made culture different from what we used to know: culture nowadays is not only a w...
This thesis explores the re-articulation of Japan's cultural connections with Asia in the1990s throu...
The focus of this master's thesis is on the role of specific media in the diffusion of Japanese cult...
This article examines the diffusion of Japanese television programs in Hong Kong and China. It demon...
During the last pair of decades, Japanese culture has acquired a progressively greater importance am...
Abstract. This article presents an unusual angle for the study of consumer culture in a case study o...
Japan is fast becoming a major node of global cultural production. A host of Japanese cultural produ...
Over the past decades, Japan has become known as a powerhouse of business and culture. With exports ...
Although Japan’s economic presence has declined over the past two decades, the legacy of Japanese cu...
The United States and Japan are two distinctly different countries with differing values that are pr...
The United States and Japan are two distinctly different countries with differing values that are pr...
The purpose of the article is calling attention on the role of Japan in forming in the Asia and Paci...
Japanese popular culture has developed in many unexpected and fascinating ways. From contemporary po...
A research effort to find the reality of the business of Japan-s software globalization of enterpris...
Globalization has made culture different from what we used to know: culture nowadays is not only a w...
Globalization has made culture different from what we used to know: culture nowadays is not only a w...
This thesis explores the re-articulation of Japan's cultural connections with Asia in the1990s throu...
The focus of this master's thesis is on the role of specific media in the diffusion of Japanese cult...
This article examines the diffusion of Japanese television programs in Hong Kong and China. It demon...