Evolution of the Perceptions of Japanese Culture in the  West: From Unknown, Mysterious, Exotic to Cool

Tets Kimura

Evolution of the Perceptions of Japanese Culture in the West: From Unknown, Mysterious, Exotic to Cool

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Abstract

Perceiving Japan in the West

Japan is cool. Japanese coolness has been studied for decades by scholars from all over the world, famously by Douglas McGray who argued that Japan is a "cultural superpower".

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Exporting Japanese Aesthetics
Subtitle of host publication	Evolution from Tradition to Cool Japan
Editors	Tets Kimura, Jennifer Anne Harris
Place of Publication	Eastbourne
Publisher	Sussex Academic Press
Chapter	1
Pages	12-40
Number of pages	29
ISBN (Electronic)	9781782846581
ISBN (Print)	9781789760019
Publication status	Published - Jun 2020

Publication series

Name	Sussex library of Asian and Asian American studies.

Keywords

Civilization, Modern -- Japanese influences
Japan -- Civilization
Aesthetics, Japanese

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Exporting Japanese Aesthetics: Evolution from Tradition to Cool Japan. ed. / Tets Kimura; Jennifer Anne Harris. Eastbourne : Sussex Academic Press, 2020. p. 12-40 (Sussex library of Asian and Asian American studies.).

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