Voices from the Japanese Women's Movement / Edition 1

by Ampo Japan Asia Quarterly Review

Overview

An insider's view of the world of contemporary Japanese women.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781563247262
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	11/30/1995
Series:	Japan in the Modern World Series
Edition description:	New Edition
Pages:	230
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Ampo Japan Asia Quarterly Review, Foreword by Charlotte Bunch

Table of Contents

Part I The Women’s Movement; Chapter 1 Issues for Japanese Feminism, Kanai Yoshiko; Chapter 2 The Women’s Movement: Progress and Obstacles, Kitazawa Yoko, Matsui Yayori, Yunomae Tomoko; Chapter 3 The Movement Today: Difficult but Critical Issues, Ehara Yumiko, Nakajima Michiko, Matsui Yayori, Yunomae Tomoko; Part II Issues Facing Women; Chapter 4 Economic Development and Asian Women, Matsui Yayori; Chapter 5 Ten Years Under the Equal Employment Opportunity Law, Nakano Mami; Chapter 6 Policies of the Japanese Government Toward Women, Hayashi Yoko; Chapter 7 Military Slavery and the Women’s Movement, Yamazaki Hiromi; Chapter 8 Commodified Sex (Sexism): Japan’s Pornographic Culture, Yunomae Tomoko; Chapter 9 Promoting Prostitution, Okura Yayoi; Chapter 10 The Trafficking of Women, Murata Noriko; Chapter 11 In Search of Ruby Moreno, Ann Kaneko; Chapter 12 Lesbians and Sexual Self-Determination, Hara Minako; Chapter 13 The Past and Future of Unai, Sisters in Okinawa, Takazato Suzuyo; Chapter 14 Women and Alternatives to Agricultural Decline, Hikita Mitsuko; Part III Voices of Women; Chapter 15 Commitments to Women’s and Buraku Issues, Suzuki Mieko; Chapter 16 Looking at Sexual Slavery from a Zainichi Perspective, Kim Pu Ja; Chapter 17 My Work as an Ainu Woman, Keira Tomoko; Chapter 18 Mizura: Providing Service to Women in Yokohama, Abe Hiroko; Chapter 19 Promoting Women’s Participation in Yokohama, Sakurai Yoko; Chapter 20 Photography from a Woman’s Perspective, Ooishi Yoshino; Chapter 21 A Cooperative Restaurant on the Miura Coast, Ishiwatari Sadako; Chapter 22 A Women’s Space in Sapporo, Kondo Keiko, Makishita Noriko; Chapter 23 Apron: A Restaurant Run by Women, Taguchi Atsuko; Chapter 24 Working at a Consumer Cooperative, Arimura Junko; Chapter 25 Fighting Back Against Serving Tea, Fukuma Yuko; Chapter 26 From Child-Care to Local Politics, Tomizawa Yoshiko;