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＜INTRODUCTION＞Global Samurai: Japan’s Warriors across Time and Space Oleg BENESCH, Rosina BUCKLAND Japan Review 41 (2026-03-31) pp. 5-29
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Deifying Warlords: Mythologizing Samurai Leaders in Early Modern and Modern Japan Morgan PITELKA Japan Review 41 (2026-03-31) pp. 57-82
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Steadfast Resolve: Stoicism, the Way of the Samurai, and the Struggle over Japan’s National Character Sarah THAL Japan Review 41 (2026-03-31) pp. 165-188
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› Special Section Women in Modern Nichiren Buddhism ＜INTRODUCTION＞Women and the Study of Modern Buddhism in Japan Clinton GODART Japan Review 40 (2025-12-25) pp. 7-18
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› Special Section Women in Modern Nichiren Buddhism Teachings and Guidance for Women in Modern Japan’s Nichiren Buddhism: The Activities of the Murakumo Women’s Association and its Journal Eiichi ŌTANI Japan Review 40 (2025-12-25) pp. 47-70
› Special Section Women in Modern Nichiren Buddhism A Messenger from the Buddha to Modern Japan: Matsudaira Toshiko’s Social Activism, Writings, and Faith in the 1920s and 1930s Yulia BURENINA Japan Review 40 (2025-12-25) pp. 71-99