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Ackermann Kunstverlag GmbH: Japan -
Unterwegs zwischen Tempeln und Schreine

Japan - Unterwegs zwischen Tempeln und Schreinen Kalender 2026

Silence

Shakespeare in the Theatre

Shakespeare in the Theatre: Satoshi Miyagi

Routledge Culture, Society, Business in East Asia Series

This book explores how the process of adapting global products for local markets, a process in which consumers are increasingly involved, has become a rich source of product innovation. It examines a range of concepts, including product domestication and localisation, collaborative branding, product hybridisation, portrayals and perceptions of images of beauty, and the contrast between imagined and actual consumers. The book thereby provides rich insights on the interaction between business producers and individuals' differing cultures of consumption in evolving globalised and localised marketplaces.

This book explores how the process of adapting global products for local markets, a process in which consumers are increasingly involved, has become a rich source of product innovation. It examines a range of concepts, including product domestication and localisation, collaborative branding, product hybridisation, portrayals and perceptions of images of beauty, and the contrast between imagined and actual consumers. The book thereby provides rich insights on the interaction between business producers and individuals’ differing cultures of consumption in evolving globalised and localised marketplaces.

User Innovations, Role Playing and Consumer Communities

Japanese Consumer Creativity

And Then I Know Love

In einer Beziehung mit dem Chef...!
 
 Shogo
 arbeitet in einer 
 Patisserie
 und ist bis über beide Ohren in seinen 
 Chef
 , den 
 Meisterpatissier Akira
 , verliebt, einen feinfühligen, gelassenen und immer aufmerksamen Mann. Die beiden werden ein
 Paar 
 und wohnen schließlich sogar zusammen. Im Laufe ihrer 
 gemeinsamen Momente
 und Unternehmungen lernen sie immer wieder 
 neue Seiten
 am anderen kennen, die dafür sorgen, dass sie einander 
 umso mehr lieben
 .
 
 Weitere Informationen:
 <ul>
 <li>Spice-Level: 2 von 4 Flammen. In diesem Boys-Love-Titel stehen die Gefühle im Mittelpunkt. Mit einzelnen expliziten Szenen.</li>
 </ul>
 
 Eine weitere gelungene Fortsetzung der süßen Boys-Love-Story aus der Feder von Honoji Tokita!

In einer Beziehung mit dem Chef...!Shogo
 arbeitet in einer 
 Patisserie
 und ist bis über beide Ohren in seinen 
 Chef
 , den 
 Meisterpatissier Akira
 , verliebt, einen feinfühligen, gelassenen und immer aufmerksamen Mann. Die beiden werden ein
 Paar 
 und wohnen schließlich sogar zusammen. Im Laufe ihrer 
 gemeinsamen Momente
 und Unternehmungen lernen sie immer wieder 
 neue Seiten
 am anderen kennen, die dafür sorgen, dass sie einander 
 umso mehr lieben
 .
 <ul><li>Spice-Level: 2 von 4 Flammen. In diesem Boys-Love-Titel stehen die Gefühle im Mittelpunkt. Mit einzelnen expliziten Szenen.</li></ul> Eine weitere gelungene Fortsetzung der süßen Boys-Love-Story aus der Feder von Honoji Tokita!

And Then I Know Love 5

The University of Sheffield/Routledge Japanese Studies Series

This book explores the concept of the conformity pressure or d¿ch¿ atsuryoku (¿¿¿¿) in Japanese society and unveil its effects on law, politics and business, and vice versa.

The Politics of Conformity in Japan

SOAS Studies in Modern and Contemporary Japan

At the end of the 19th century, Japanese modernizers abandoned the traditional Chinese-style medicine that had dominated for centuries, and turned instead to Western medical theory and practice. In this book, Ellen Gardner Nakamura reconsiders the story of the adoption of Western medicine through the eyes of six medical practitioners. The men who took the lead in transforming Japanese medicine under the new Meiji government were Western-style Japanese physicians, an enthusiastic minority who had studied European medical texts and techniques in the era before the 'opening' of Japan. Their achievements in creating the institutions of modern Japanese medicine are celebrated in almost every Japanese medical history book. Japanese Medical Lives in Transformation, on the other hand, focuses on a selection of lesser-known men and women whose roles in the transformation of Japanese medicine were important but unspectacular. The Japanese doctors discussed here had various educational backgrounds. Most trained in the Dutch-style medicine which had become popular in the middle of the Tokugawa era, but they ultimately struggled with the transition to modernity. To what extent was their background in premodern Western-style medicine an advantage in adapting to the Meiji era? Who were the winners and who were the losers in the modernization process? What personal and professional challenges did they face? This book is shaped by these broad questions and the informative life trajectories of six fascinating contemporaries.

At the end of the 19th century, Japanese modernizers abandoned the traditional Chinese-style medicine that had dominated for centuries, and turned instead to Western medical theory and practice. In this book, Ellen Gardner Nakamura reconsiders the story of the adoption of Western medicine through the eyes of six medical practitioners.
 
 The men who took the lead in transforming Japanese medicine under the new Meiji government were Western-style Japanese physicians, an enthusiastic minority who had studied European medical texts and techniques in the era before the ‘opening’ of Japan. Their achievements in creating the institutions of modern Japanese medicine are celebrated in almost every Japanese medical history book. Japanese Medical Lives in Transformation, on the other hand, focuses on a selection of lesser-known men and women whose roles in the transformation of Japanese medicine were important but unspectacular. The Japanese doctors discussed here had various educational backgrounds. Most trained in the Dutch-style medicine which had become popular in the middle of the Tokugawa era, but they ultimately struggled with the transition to modernity. To what extent was their background in premodern Western-style medicine an advantage in adapting to the Meiji era? Who were the winners and who were the losers in the modernization process? What personal and professional challenges did they face? This book is shaped by these broad questions and the informative life trajectories of six fascinating contemporaries.

Contesting Modernity in the Late Nineteenth Century

Japanese Medical Lives in Transformation

Thirteen-year-old Nanami Kosaki loves reading. With ill health forcing her to spend a lot of time indoors, the local library she has been visiting ever since she was a little girl is a home from home and books have become her best friends. When Nanami notices lots of books disappearing from the library shelves, she's particularly curious about the suspicious man in a grey suit whose furtive behaviour doesn't feel right. Should she follow him to see what he's up to? When a talking tabby cat called Tiger appears to warn her about how dangerous that would be, together they're brave enough to follow the frightening trail to find out where all the books have gone. Will Nanami and Tiger overcome the challenges of the adventure ahead? The Cat Who Saved the Library is the second novel in the bestselling The Cat Who . . . series by Sosuke Natsukawa. A tale that's warm, wonderful and wise, it's also a powerful lesson never to underestimate the value of great literature, and a reminder always to think for ourselves, no matter what our charismatic leaders might say. Translated from Japanese by Louise Heal Kawai

The Cat Who Saved the Library

"Sweeping in scope, Antifascism and the Avant-Garde is a major contribution to both film studies and fascism studies. Julia Alekseyeva is singularly positioned to undertake a comparative study that moves with ease between decolonizing France, postimperial Japan, and the Soviet Union. Her insightful analysis reveals how filmmakers of the antifascist avant-garde undertook formal experiments and created affective atmospheres that subverted the positivism and rationality of traditional documentary, grounding their work in an understanding of the relationship between aesthetics and politics, between perception and antifascist consciousness."--Jackie Wang, author of Carceral Capitalism "As the clouds of right-wing populism gather on the horizon of late capitalism, Alekseyeva's brilliant and accessible study of experimental documentary filmmaking deftly argues for the value of art that celebrates ambiguity and uncertainty while simultaneously nurturing the militant optimism necessary to carry on the fight for justice."--Kristen R. Ghodsee, author of Everyday Utopia: What 2,000 Years of Bold Experiments Can Teach Us about the Good Life "Antifascism and the Avant-Garde explores the important and timely question of antifascist aesthetics--how antifascism can look and how it can operate. From a deep grounding in French and Japanese documentary film of the 1960s, Alekseyeva weaves a fascinating picture of echoes, resonances, and conflicts among filmmakers concerned with the use of cinema to counter fascism."--Jennifer Coates, author of Film Viewing in Postwar Japan, 1945-1968: An Ethnographic Study "A tour de force of genuinely global film studies. Alekseyeva maps out a fascinating net of site-specific but deeply interconnected cinematic quests for radical media literacy that spans the Soviet Union, Japan, and France--quests that only gain more burning significance in our current media situation. Astonishing in its breadth, and essential reading for anyone truly invested in global film dynamics."--Alexander Zahlten, author of The End of Japanese Cinema: Industrial Genres, National Times, and Media Ecologies "With an extraordinary depth of expertise in French, Japanese, and Russian film, theory, and history, a political commitment to an internationalist approach and revolutionary phenomenology, and the curious eye and heart of a close reader of Marxist culture and avant-garde documentary, Alekseyeva introduces us to the critical tradition of antifascist documentary. Here we learn of a range of films and theories, all aligning the political and the psychological, pain and liveliness, pleasure and discomfort, subjectivity and objectivity. Alekseyeva compellingly argues that their shared antifascist aesthetic forefronts epistemological inquiry. While rooted in films from the 1960s, she demonstrates how this approach is and must be part of an ongoing and responsive project against power, one that teaches us how to see--a radical media literacy for radicals! In this critical contribution to documentary studies most broadly, Alekseyeva establishes how this tradition of engaged documentary contributes to a daily and human antifascist project, abetted by cinema: one of passion, critique, ambiguity, complicity, and disruption."--Alexandra Juhasz, producer of The Watermelon Woman and coauthor of We Are Having This Conversation Now: The Times of AIDS Cultural Production

Radical Documentary in the 1960s

Antifascism and the Avant-Garde

Das Band der Unterwelt 08

Princeton Classics

In her classic book The Global City, Saskia Sassen tells how New York, London, and Tokyo became command centers of the global economy and, in the process, underwent massive and parallel changes. The book remakes the way we think about cities in the global economy and continues to provide lessons for the future.

Japan - Unterwegs zwischen Tempeln und Schreinen Kalender 2026

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