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REMINDER: The deadline for the 2019 Kyoko Selden Memorial Translation Prize competition is soon approaching. Translations should be submitted by the deadline of August 1, 2019. The 2018 prizes were awarded to Dawn Lawson for Nakajima Shōen’s A Famous Flower in Mountain Seclusion (Sankan no meika, 1889) and to Max Zimmerman for the short story, “An Artificial Heart” (Jinkō Shinzō, 1936) by Kosakai Fuboku. For further information please see the Cornell Asian Studies Department website.

Articles by Urashima Etsuko

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Urashima Etsuko. Poet, chronicler and central figure in the Okinawan resistance, long resident in Nago City “Districts to the North of Futami,” close to Henoko.
Urashima Etsuko
A New Governor and a New Era for Okinawa Reflections of an All-Okinawa Activist
Yamashiro Hiroji, Urashima Etsuko, Miyagi Yasuhiro, Iha Yoichi and Yoshikawa Hideki Introduced by Gavan McCormack
Five Okinawan Views on the Nago Mayoral Election of February 2018: Implications for Japanese Democracy
Urashima Etsuko
Looking Towards Nirai Kanai
Urashima Etsuko and Gavan McCormack
Okinawa’s “Darkest Year”
Urashima Etsuko
A Nago Citizen’s Opinion on the Henoko Marine Base Construction Project
Urashima Etsuko and Gavan McCormack
Okinawa’s Nature Groaning – Let’s Turn Mt Kushi into a Forest of Life. On the Sixtieth Anniversary of the San Francisco Treaty and the Fortieth Anniversary of Okinawa’s Reversion to Japan−−６０４０
Urashima Etsuko, Sakurai Kunitoshi and Gavan McCormack
Okinawa, New Year 2012: Tokyo’s Year End Surprise Attack
Urashima Etsuko and Gavan McCormack
Electing a Town Mayor in Okinawa: Report from the Nago Trenches [Updated] [Korean translation available]
Urashima Etsuko
Opting for the "Irrational": Tokyo Brushes Aside Okinawan Court Order to End Awase Wetlands Reclamation Project
Urashima Etsuko, M Sato and Gavan McCormack
The Nago Mayoral Election and Okinawa s Search for a Way Beyond Bases and Dependence
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