Perspectives on social memory in Japan/ 
edited by Tsu Yun Hui, Jan van Bremen, Eyal Ben-Ari 
 - Folkestone:  Global Oriental,  2005. 
 - vi, 256 p. :  ill. ;  23 cm. 
<br/><br/>Memory, scholarship and the study of Japan / Eyal Ben-Ari, Jan van Bremen, Tsu Yun Hui --<br/>Monuments for the untimely dead or the objectification of social memory in Japan / Jan van Bremen --<br/>Memorial monuments of interrupted lives in modern Japan: from ex post facto treatment to intensification devices / Nakamaki Hirochika --<br/>Memorializing and remembering animals in Japan / Elmer Veldkamp --<br/>Coincident events of rememberance, coexisting spaces of memory: the annual memorial rites at Yasukuni shrine / Eyal Ben-Ari --<br/>Summer grasses: memory and the construction of landscape in Oku no Hosomichi / Scot Hislop --<br/>What it sounds like to lose an empire: happy end and kinks / Michael Bourdaghs --<br/>The Meiji restoration and the revival of ancient culture / Takagi Hiroshi --<br/>Japan's living national treasures program: the paradox of remembering / Michele Bambling --<br/>Remembering the wolf: the wolf reintroduction campaign in Japan / John Knight --<br/>Preserving the memories of terror: Kōbe earthquake survivors as 'memory volunteers' / Thang Leng Leng --<br/>The violent and the benign: How Kōbe remembers its rivers / Tsu Yun Hui --<br/>Social memory and commemoration: some 'after the fact' thoughts / Vered Vinitzky-Seroussi. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1901903249 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Manners and customs<br/>Memory--Social aspects<br/>Social values
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>300.0952  / HUI/P