In this gender reader: Japanese underwear, 47 ronin, gendered weight trends, K-pop’s “Lolitocracy,” women on the Internet, and Ladies Against Humanity.
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Japan Gender Reader, Jan. 2014
Posted in Gender, tagged 47 ronin, Adorno, Cards Against Humanity, cons, diabetes, Disney Princess Lingerie, division of labor, fans, gendered health, gendered weight trends, girl bands, harassment, Japanese underwear, k-pop, Ladies Against Humanity, Lolitocracy, men's bras, stalking, The Grand Narrative, women on the Internet on 2014/01/19| 1 Comment »
Japan Gender Reader, July 2013
Posted in Gender, tagged culture, gender equality, Haruka Tenoh, history, japan, k-pop, leggings, nyonin kekkai, queer, Sailor Moon, sex ed, slut-shaming, women's rights, 女人結界 on 2013/07/20| 1 Comment »
In this Japan gender reader: Sailor Moon, sex and gender statistics, gender-equality Jizo, and more!
Concept art by Takeuchi Naoko. From Sailor Moon Wikia
Warning: some links may be NSFW.
Japan Gender Reader, June 2013
Posted in Consumer Culture, Gender, Visual Culture, tagged Abenomics, マタハラ, chikan, dojinshi, education, fangirl, fashion, fujoshi, Gender, gender socialization, groping, harassment, k-pop, Korea, manga, marriage, masculinities, maternity harassment, slash, women's rights on 2013/06/24| 4 Comments »
My friend Toranosuke over at the Japanese-art blog A Man With Tea has been looking for a good Japan-and-gender blog, something like a Japan-focused version of the excellent The Grand Narrative, which focuses mainly on Korea. My blog has a broader focus, but if I do occasional Gender Readers, why not do a Japan/Asia-specific one? Readers, if you have links or blog suggestions, please send them my way in the comments! よろしくお願いします.
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