Korean Journal of Japanese Studies

31. The Tree and the Forest: From Japan’s Self-Identity to Post-Capitalist Visions

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• The Tree and the Forest: From Japan’s Self-Identity to Post-Capitalist Visions - CHO Hyunjung
• “Outstanding Natural Landscapes” and Its Hidden Side: A Study of Paintings Depicting National Parks in Modern Japan - KIM Jiyoung
• Quasi-Western Style Architecture: A Traditional Japanese Carpenter’s Approach to Modern Times - HAN Jiman
• Ghibli Animations’ Tree: Memories of Laurel Forests and the Japanese View of Nature - BAE Kwanmun
• Haruki Murakami’s Literature and a Forest that Calls for ‘Movement’: From the Perspective of ‘Realism’ - LEE Kyunghee
• A Study on the Problem of Japan’s Neglected Forests in the Depopulation Era: Focusing on Forests with Unknown Owners - LEE Ho Sang
• The Life of Forests in Fukushima: the Landscape of Intertwinement, Disturbance, and Revival - OH Eunjeong
• [Interview] The ‘Democratization of Architecture’ through Wood and Digital Technology: An Interview with Akiyoshi Koki, CEO of VUILD, Inc. - CHO Hyunjung
• Group Employment during the Period of High Economic Growth and Population Movement to the Three Major Cities of Japan - KIM JiYoung
• Poverty among Single Mothers in Japan and the Constraints of Modern Family Motherhood - PARK Seung Hyun
• The Dilemma of Kishida’s Fiscal Policy: Future-oriented Policy Introduction and the Politics of Burden-Sharing - LEE Jung-Hwan
• Central-Local Conflicts in Crisis Management: Japan’s Experience with COVID-19 - LEE Jukyung
• A Critical Review on Green Transformation (GX) as Japan's Policy for Climate Crisis: Focusing on the Nuclear Propulsion Structure - CHOI Jong-min