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• War Memory Tourism
• Music as Heritage and Tourism Resource in Japan
  • Introduction
  • 1 Music, heritage, tourism
  • 2 Patterns of music, heritage, and tourism over time
  • 2 Musical sites in Japan
  • 3 Music in Japan since the Edo period
  • 4 Music in Shinto spaces
  • 5 Voices of Amami
  • 6 Passing on Ainu heritage through playing the mukkuri
  • 7 Popular music as lieu de mémoire
  • 8 Local songs and music tourism in Japan
  • 9 The overseas tours of rock band SCANDAL
  • 10 Promoting regional heritage and tourism through classical music
  • 11 The melodies of Hiroshima
  • 12 Anison and the Japan Self-Defense Force
  • 13 Travelling with Yuming
  • 14 The imagination of Japan through music at Japanese cultural events in Indonesia
  • 15 The tourist practices of Yorushika’s Japanese fans: from Tokyo to Sweden
  • 16 Journeys to the soundscapes and musicscapes of Switzerland
  • Coda
• Local History
  • Hiroshima (I)
  • A Theory of Local Memories
  • The Home Front
  • Local Sites of Memory
  • Gokoku Shrines
  • Peace Museums
  • Universities at War
  • Shiba Ryotaro
  • Local Heroes
  • The Kamikaze
  • Festivals of War
  • War and Natural Disaster
  • Hiroshima (II)
  • Hokkaido
  • Karafuto
  • Okinawa
• The “History Issue”
  • A Timeline
  • Official Narratives
  • Remembering the Dead
  • War Responsibility
  • History Education
  • Territory
  • Reconciliation
  • Reading List
• Cultural Memories
  • Art
  • Films and Dramas
  • Games and Play
  • Internet and Social Media
  • Literature and Novels
  • Magazines
  • Manga and Anime
  • Museums
  • Music
  • Newspapers
  • Poetry
  • Radio and Podcasts
  • Research
  • Sport
  • Television
  • Testimony
  • Theatre
  • Tourist Sites as Media
• Travelling Japan’s Wars
  • War-related contents tourism
  • Chronology
  • From myths to the middle ages
  • The rise and fall of the Tokugawas
  • Imperial Japan
  • The Asia-Pacific War
  • Postwar Japan
  • Conclusions
• War & Music
  • On War
  • Composers and Poets
  • Marches
  • Brass
  • The Russo-Japanese War
  • World War I
  • World War II
  • The Asia-Pacific War
  • Combat and Victory
  • Contemplating Defeat
  • Music and Killing
  • Tokkotai
  • Hiroshima
  • Hibaku Pianos
  • The Holocaust
  • Violins as Witnesses
  • Facing Responsibility
  • New Meanings
  • On Peace
  • War Music and Tourism
• Photo Gallery 1
• Photo Gallery 2
• Photo Gallery 3
• Photo Gallery 4
• Photo Gallery 5
• Photo Gallery 6
• About this site
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