The Encyclopedia of Japanese Pop Culture
By Mark Schilling
By Mark Schilling
Category: Asian World History | Movies & TV | Performing Arts
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$39.95
May 01, 1997 | ISBN 9780834803800
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Praise
"Japanese pop culture is the beta version of twenty-first century American pop culture. Mark Schilling’s encyclopedia is an invaluable guide to a rich but labyrinthine subject. I use it not to look up what I don’t know, but to find out what I should know."—Roger Ebert, movie critic
"Over seventy entries cover Japanese popular culture from 1945 to the present, covering music, comedy, fads, popular media, and all aspects which have fueled Japanese popular concerns over the decades. This does more than create listings of movements: it provides the historical references and connections essential to understanding how these interests developed."— Midwest Book Review
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