Voices from the Japanese Women's Movement: Ampo Japan-Asia Quarterly Review (Japan in the Modern World)

Issues For Japanese Feminism / Kanai Yoshiko -- The Women's Movement : Progress And Obstacles : Dialogue With Kitazawa Yoko, Matsui Yayori, And Yunomae Tomoko -- The Moement Today : Difficult But Critical Issues : Dialogue With Ehara Yumiko, Nakajimi Michiko, Matsui Yayori, And Yunomae Tomoko -- Economic Development And Asian Women / Matsui Yayori -- Ten Years Under The Equal Employment Opportunity Law / Nakano Mami -- Policies Of The Japanese Government Toward Women / Hayashi Yoko -- Military Sexual Slavery And The Women's Movement / Yamazaki Hiromi -- (cont.) Commodified Sex : Japan's Pornographic Culture / Yunomae Tomoko -- Promoting Prostitution / Okura Yayoi -- The Trafficking Of Women / Murata Noriko -- In Search Of Ruby Moreno / Ann Kaneko -- Lesbians And Sexual Self-determination / Hara Minako -- The Past And Future Of Unai, Sisters In Okinawa / Takazato Suzuyo -- Women And Alternatives To Agricultural Decline / Hikita Mitsuko -- Commitments To Women's And Buraku Issues / Suzuki Mieko -- Looking At Sexual Slavery From A Zainichi Perspective / Kim Pu Ja -- My Work As An Ainu Woman / Keira Tomoko -- Mizura : Providing Service To Women In Yokomaha / Abe Hiroko -- (cont.) Promoting Women's Participation In Yokohama / Sakurai Yoko -- Photography From A Woman's Perspective / Ooishi Yoshino -- A Cooperative Restaurant On The Miura Coast / Ishiwatari Sadako -- A Women's Space In Sapporo / Kondo Keiko, Makishita Noriko -- Apron : A Restaurant Run By Women / Taguchi Atsuko -- Working At A Consumer Cooperative / Arimura Yuko -- Fighting Back Against Serving Tea / Fukuma Yuko -- From Child-care To Local Politics / Tomizawa Yoshiko. Edited By Ampo, Japan Asia Quarterly Review ; Foreword By Charlotte Bunch. An East Gate Book. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. "Published for the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, this work highlights the multiplicity of perspectives and approaches to dealing with political, economic, military, cultural and sexual discrimination of women in Japan. Twelve interviews with Japanese feminists are included."--Google Books viewed Aug. 6, 2021