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Insecure Lives of International Emigrants
by Anonymous Today, it is estimated that the number of international emigrants come to be over 200 million in the whole world (Facts&Figures), and this number is more than the population of Brazil that has fifth biggest population in all over the world. The reasons why people have moved from country to country are various, economic problems, political problems, looking for jobs and as refugees.…
Immigrants and Crime in Japan
The Power of Non-Violence in Social Movement
Globalization and Westernized Japanese Women, student post by Ritsumeikan undergrad Saki Hirama http://wp.me/p1LgUm-xD
Kyoto Story 京都物語 Here's a nostalgic look back at our time in Kyoto. It's not sociological but it reminds us why we love Kyoto so much.
The 'soft side' of robots and elderly care in Japan
The ‘soft side’ of robots and elderly care in Japan
As Japan‘s population shrinks, and its proportion of elderly rises, the nation continues to avoid increasing immigration. Rather than hire humans to provide care for the nation’s elderly, Japan’s political leaders look instead to a robotic revolution to provide that care.
Inventions such as Paro, a robotic seal that coos and purrs,…
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My precarious future and minimum expectations of my future
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
Anonymous student post
Some people say that college days are summer vacation in life. Now, we, college students, have enough time to do various thing: such as study, part-time job, volunteer activity, finding…
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The need for social relationships
The need for social relationships
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
by Saori Tsushima
In the future, I want to work at my hometown because I want to support my family by their side. And I wish I could work at an organization like JICAor an NGO/NPO group and take part in…
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Balancing work and family for a fulfilling life
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
by Naho Onishi
My life plan is this: after graduation, I want to get a job that is related to traveling. I will work 2, 3 years and save money. Then I desire to get married by the time I am thirty and have a…
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Why do people prefer whiter skin?
By Ye Tiantian
I chose this topic because I myself am a part of the skin whiteningmarket, as I have been consuming skin lightening products since I don’t even remember when. But for all that time, I never asked myself the question of why do I want to whiten my skin? Well, go to any drug store or large mall and ask those purchasing the skin whitening products this question, I am pretty sure that…
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Cultural Citizenship: 'Jun Japa' at Japanese Universities
Cultural Citizenship: 'Jun Japa' ("pure Japanese") at Japanese Universities
by Rena Shoji
What makes a “pure Japanese”? Is it Japanese lineage or nationality? I will examine the term Jun Japa, which is frequently used in Japanese universities. It often draws a border between those with/without experiences abroad within the Japanese community. Specifically, returnees who have Japanese parents and hold Japanese nationalitywill be analyzed. Citizenship includes both legal…
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Can Undocumented Immigrants Become Naturalized Japanese Citizens?
Anonymous student post
In March of 2010, a Ghanaian national, Abubakar Awudu Suraj, died as he was being escorted by immigration officials to a private jet at Narita airport for deportation; he had asphyxiated due to the immigration officials’ negligence. The Japanese immigration officials had tied his arms and legs, and stuffed a towel in his mouth, thus suffocating him (The Economist 2010).
Sur…
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Ibasho making as an Ibasho
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
Anonymous student post
In the future, I would like to work to improve human relationships. It pains me to see relationships that are not going well. Whether the relationships be strained or simply non-existent…
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Precarious life for Japanese women at work
Precarious life for Japanese women at work
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
Anonymous student post
This time I would like to think about how is the current precariousness of life in Japan affecting my plans.
After graduate from Ritsumeikan UniversityI would like to get a job. To get a…
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Precarious State Casting Shadow on My Future Vision
Precarious State Casting Shadow on My Future Vision
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
by Momoka Murayama
First, I would like to make my goals and aims for the near futureclear. As a university student, I strongly wish to gain the capability to think critically and logically through various…
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To deal with the precariousness
To deal with the precariousness
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
Anonymous student post
As Anne Allison described in her book Precarious Japan(2013), contemporary Japan is unstable and filled with anxiety. I have felt the precariousness of Japan and I have been struggling to…
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Making relationships, seeking social ties
Editor’s note: Students have been reading Anne Allison‘s Precarious Japan and are commenting how recent economic and social challenges in Japan are impacting their plans for their futures.
by Natsumi Yoshida
In the future, I want to have a family and two or more children and keep working. There are some reasons that I want such situation. First of all, after graduation, I want to get a regular…
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