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Articles by Philip Seaton

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Originally from London, Philip Seaton has been working at Hokkaido University since 2004. His research focuses on memories of the Asia-Pacific War and representations of war and peace issues in the Japanese media. Since the publication of Japan's Contested War Memories (Routledge) in 2007 he has been focusing on local war memories, history and social issues in Hokkaido. For more details, visit www.philipseaton.net. He is a Japan Focus associate.

The Nationalist Assault on Japan’s Local Peace Museums: The Conversion of Peace Osaka

Remembering Biowarfare Unit 731 Through Musical Activism: A Performance of the Choral Work The Devil’s Gluttony

Testimony and War Memories in Japan: Introduction−−

Kurahashi Ayako and Philip Seaton

War Responsibility and the Family in Japan: Kurahashi Ayako's My Father's Dying Wish−−

Historiography and Japanese War Nationalism: Testimony in Sensōron, Sensōron as Testimony−−

Kageyama Asako and Philip Seaton

Marines Go Home: Anti-Base Activism in Okinawa, Japan and KoreaMarines Go Home——

Fuse Yujin and Philip Seaton

The Complete Withdrawal of the US Military from Ecuador: A Victory for Sovereignty and Peace in Latin America——

Alternative Summits, Alternative Perspectives: Beyond the 2008 Hokkaido G8 Summit

The G8 Summit as "Local Event" in the Hokkaido Media

Vietnam and Iraq in Japan: Japanese and American Grassroots Peace Activism

Family, Friends and Furusato: "Home" in the Formation of Japanese War Memories