› Special Section Research Article Women in Modern Nichiren Buddhism ＜INTRODUCTION＞Women and the Study of Modern Buddhism in Japan Clinton GODART
› Special Section Research Article Women in Modern Nichiren Buddhism In the Dragon Girl’s Footsteps: Women in Nichiren Buddhism and Modern Nichirenist Gender Ideology Jacqueline I. STONE
› Special Section Research Article 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 ŌTANI Eiichi
› Special Section Research Article 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
› Special Section Research Article Women in Modern Nichiren Buddhism Without the Salvation of Women, No Living Faith in the Lotus Sutra: Koizumi Kikue’s Feminist Nichirenism in Wartime Japan Clinton GODART
Research Article Under a Black Sun: Christian Students and Kyoto Intellectuals Challenge the Industrial Modernity of Expo ’70 Till KNAUDT
Research Article Spirituality in Response to Crisis: Ashikaga Yoshimochi’s Foreign Policy in East Asia Polina BARDUCCI
Research Note Found in Transliteration: Japanese Names in Missionary Sources on Hideyoshi’s Invasions of Korea Jaime GONZÁLEZ-BOLADO
Review Essay From War’s End to Empire’s End: Recent Trends in the Framing of Japan’s History Issue Philip SEATON
Review Essay Transnational Texts: Reading and Writing Across Borders in Early Modern and Modern East Asia Matthew FRALEIGH
Book Review Religion and Tourism in Japan: Intersections, Images, Policies and Problems, by Ian Reader Antonio FERNANDEZ CARO
Book Review Wombs of Empire: Population Discourses and Biopolitics in Modern Japan, by Sujin Lee Michaela KELLY
Book Review Datsueba the Clothes Snatcher: The Evolution of a Japanese Folk Deity from Hell Figure to Popular Savior, by Chihiro Saka Rajyashree PANDEY
Book Review In Close Association: Local Activist Networks in the Making of Japanese Modernity, 1868–1920, by Marnie S. Anderson Simon PARTNER
Book Review Mugai Nyodai: The Woman Who Opened Zen Gates, edited by the Medieval Japanese Studies Institute Hillary PEDERSEN
