Are You Listening to the Voices of the Victims? My Critique of Park Yuha’s Comfort Women of the Empire

Perry’s Black Ships in Japan and Ryukyu: The Whitewash of History

Okinawans Say “No Pasarán” to the U.S. Marines: A delegation to Washington asks the Obama administration to respect democracy

All Okinawa Goes to Washington – The Okinawan Appeal to the American Government and People

To the Courts! To the Streets! Okinawa at December 2015

The Bravo Test and the Death and Life of the Global Ecosystem in the Early Anthropocene

Introduction: The Experts Report and the Future of Okinawa

To Whom Does the Sea Belong? Questions Posed by the Henoko Assessment

Should “Gunkanjima” Be a World Heritage site? - The forgotten scars of Korean forced labor

Civilization & Barbarism: Cartoon Commentary & “The White Man’s Burden” (1898–1902)

Hanaoka Monogatari: The Massacre of Chinese Forced Laborers, Summer 1945 1945

Zen and War: A Commentary on Brian Victoria and Karl Baier's Analysis of Daisetz Suzuki and Count Dürckheim

To Hell With Capitalism: Snapshots from the Crab Cannery Ship

Sawaki Kōdō, Zen and Wartime Japan: Final Pieces of the Puzzle

The Sense of Sacred: Mauna Kea and Oura Bay

Vietnam: Okinawa's Forgotten War

Juche in the United States: The Black Panther Party’s Relations with North Korea, 1969-1971

Japan’s 1905 Incorporation of Dokdo/Takeshima: A Historical Perspective

Tokyo 1960: Days of Rage & Grief: Hamaya Hiroshi’s Photos of the Anti-Security-Treaty Protests

The Emperor Qianlong’s Tours of Southern China: Painting, Poetry, and the Politics of Spectacle

Sink the Asahi! The ‘Comfort Women’ Controversy and the Neo-nationalist Attack ！

Showa History, Rising Nationalism, and the Abe Government

Reexamining the “Comfort Women” Issue An Interview with Yoshimi Yoshiaki. Intoduction by Satoko Oka Norimatsu

'Distancing Acts': Private Mercenaries and the War on Terror in American Foreign Policy

Ryukyu Shimpo, Ota Masahide, Mark Ealey and Alastair McLauchlan, Descent Into Hell: The Battle of Okinawa

MSG Headache, West Papuan Heartache? Indonesia's Melanesian Foray MSG（）

Three Views of Local Consciousness in Hong Kong

'If we don't face our past, we're bound to repeat the same mistakes.' Japanese wartime medical orderly reports on army's role in maintaining 'comfort women' system

Democracy's Porous Borders: Espionage, Smuggling and the Making of Japan's Transwar Regime (Part 2)

Democracy's Porous Borders: Espionage, Smuggling and the Making of Japan's Transwar Regime (Part I)

The Life and Death of Lafcadio Hearn: A 110-year perspective

The Japan-Korea Solidarity Movement in the 1970s and 1980s: From Solidarity to Reflexive Democracy

Constitutional Amendment is Out of the Question

“Comrade Carlos Bulosan”: U.S. State Surveillance And the Cold War Suppression of Filipino Radicals

Okinawa’s “Darkest Year”

Dirty Wars: French and American Piaster Profiteering in Indochina, 1945-75

“War is a Crime”: Takenaka Shōgen and Buddhist Resistance in the Asia-Pacific War and Today

Social Protest in Imperial Japan: The Hibiya Riot of 1905

Exhibiting the Past: China’s Nanjing Massacre Memorial Museum

Changing Modes of Political Dialogue Across the Middle East and East Asia, 1880-2010

Japan in the public culture of South Korea, 1945–2000s: The making and remaking of colonial sites and memories

Critical New Stage in Japan’s Textbook Controversy

Imperial Tokyo as a Contact Zone: the Metropolitan Tours of Taiwanese Aborigines, 1897-1941

The State, the Deep State, and the Wall Street Overworld (Updated March 13, 2014)

Addressing Japan’s ‘Comfort Women’ Issue From an Academic Standpoint

The San Francisco System: Past, Present, Future in U.S.-Japan-China Relations

Beyond the Bubble, Beyond Fukushima: Reconsidering the History of Postwar Japan

South Korea, the United States and Emergency Powers During the Korean Conflict

The 1911 Revolution and the Frontier: The 'Political Game' and 'State-Building' in Outer Mongolia during the 1911 Revolution

A Zen Nazi in Wartime Japan: Count Dürckheim and his Sources—D.T. Suzuki, Yasutani Haku’un and Eugen Herrigel