Hiroko Matsuda
Biographic Data
| ID | 3693117 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hiroko Matsuda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hiroko |
| FAMILY NAME | Matsuda |
| SIGNATURE | MATSUDA H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kobe Gakuin University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Demarcating Japan
Militarization of Japanese Local Communities during the High Economic Growth Period
本稿は,高度経済成長期の日本の地域社会の軍事化について,石川県小松市に1961年に設置された自衛隊と民間航空が共用する小松飛行場/基地と,基地開設を記念して開催された「伸びゆく日本産業と防衛大博覧会」(小松防衛博)を事例に検討した.小松市には戦時中に海軍飛行場が建設されたが,当時の市長や市議会議長らは,飛行場建設を契機に小松市を軍都として発展させることを構想していた.軍都計画は終戦により頓挫したが,軍事施設と地域発展を結びつける思考は戦後にも継承された.終戦後,小松飛行場滑走路を航空自衛隊のジェット機基地化することが計画された.だが市長や市議会は誘致に積極的だった一方で,住民からは反対の意見が上がり,市の意見は二分された.しかしながら,基地開設を記念して1962年に開催された小松防衛博は成功を収めた.成功の伴となったのは,小松防衛博の〈地域博覧会〉と〈防衛博覧会〉としての二面性だった.小松防衛博は,「裏日本」のアイデンティティから脱却し,先進性の象徴であるジェット機を象徴として新たなアイ…
Paul D. Barclay. Outcasts of Empire
Indigenism is one of the keys to understanding the political, social, and cultural conditions of Taiwan following the democratization movement, which attempted to shift Taiwan’s ideological base from Sinocentrism to cultural pluralism. Questioning this strong theory seeing indigenism as a postwar development, Paul D. Barclay suggests, in Outcasts of Empire: Japan’s Rule on Taiwan’s “Savage Border,” 1874–1945, that “nationality, internationalism, …
Liminality of the Japanese Empire
Whose Home? Cultural Pluralism and Preservation of Japanese Colonial Heritage in Taipei City
Becoming Japanese in the Colony
This article examines how the dichotomy of the colonizer/colonized was elastic, but sustained by people's everyday existence in the Japanese colony by examining experiences of Okinawan migrants in colonial Taiwan. While Taiwanese struggled to become 'Japanese' by mastering Japanese language and practicing Japanese customs in their daily lives, Japanese migrants in Taiwan also tried to become 'Japanese' in distinguishing themselves from the coloni…
America, modernity, and democratization of everyday life
During the post-war occupation period in Japan (1945–1952), a number of political and legal reforms were conducted under the GHQ/SCAP's initiatives. Enhancement of women's rights was one of the major targets of GHQ/SCAP's policies, and existing studies have examined if the reforms have actually achieved the democratization of Japanese gender relations. This paper challenges some of the assumptions made in previous studies, and has revealed how im…
Yaeyama
In spite of growing interest in the formation of Okinawan identity, little attention has yet been paid to the internal divisions and diversity within the Ryūkyū Islands, or to the pre-war history of Okinawa. This article focuses on the Yaeyama archipelago of the southern end of Okinawa prefecture. It explores the way the region shaped its own Yaeyama identity in the early twentieth century by developing Yaeyama Studies separate from Okinawa Studi…
Moving out from the “Margin”
"Occupation" and the Movement of People within the Japanese Empire
Although there have been few studies on Yaeyama (the southern end of Ryukyu Archipelago) locals’ migration during the pre Asia-Pacific period, a significant number of people went from there to colonial Taiwan, in particular during the 1920s and 1930s. In this paper, I discuss why many locals of Yaeyama worked in colonial Taiwan by analysing narratives of former migrants in autobiographies and my own interview research. First, this paper demonstra…
Yaeyama
In spite of growing interest in the formation of Okinawan identity, little attention has yet been paid to the internal divisions and diversity within the Ryūkyū Islands, or to the pre-war history of Okinawa. This article focuses on the Yaeyama archipelago of the southern end of Okinawa prefecture. It explores the way the region shaped its own Yaeyama identity in the early twentieth century by developing Yaeyama Studies separate from Okinawa Studi…
Moving out from the “Margin”
"Occupation" and the Movement of People within the Japanese Empire
Although there have been few studies on Yaeyama (the southern end of Ryukyu Archipelago) locals’ migration during the pre Asia-Pacific period, a significant number of people went from there to colonial Taiwan, in particular during the 1920s and 1930s. In this paper, I discuss why many locals of Yaeyama worked in colonial Taiwan by analysing narratives of former migrants in autobiographies and my own interview research. First, this paper demonstra…
Yaeyama
In spite of growing interest in the formation of Okinawan identity, little attention has yet been paid to the internal divisions and diversity within the Ryūkyū Islands, or to the pre-war history of Okinawa. This article focuses on the Yaeyama archipelago of the southern end of Okinawa prefecture. It explores the way the region shaped its own Yaeyama identity in the early twentieth century by developing Yaeyama Studies separate from Okinawa Studi…
Moving out from the “Margin”
Becoming Japanese in the Colony
This article examines how the dichotomy of the colonizer/colonized was elastic, but sustained by people's everyday existence in the Japanese colony by examining experiences of Okinawan migrants in colonial Taiwan. While Taiwanese struggled to become 'Japanese' by mastering Japanese language and practicing Japanese customs in their daily lives, Japanese migrants in Taiwan also tried to become 'Japanese' in distinguishing themselves from the coloni…
America, modernity, and democratization of everyday life
During the post-war occupation period in Japan (1945–1952), a number of political and legal reforms were conducted under the GHQ/SCAP's initiatives. Enhancement of women's rights was one of the major targets of GHQ/SCAP's policies, and existing studies have examined if the reforms have actually achieved the democratization of Japanese gender relations. This paper challenges some of the assumptions made in previous studies, and has revealed how im…
Whose Home? Cultural Pluralism and Preservation of Japanese Colonial Heritage in Taipei City
Liminality of the Japanese Empire
Paul D. Barclay. Outcasts of Empire
Indigenism is one of the keys to understanding the political, social, and cultural conditions of Taiwan following the democratization movement, which attempted to shift Taiwan’s ideological base from Sinocentrism to cultural pluralism. Questioning this strong theory seeing indigenism as a postwar development, Paul D. Barclay suggests, in Outcasts of Empire: Japan’s Rule on Taiwan’s “Savage Border,” 1874–1945, that “nationality, internationalism, …
Militarization of Japanese Local Communities during the High Economic Growth Period
本稿は,高度経済成長期の日本の地域社会の軍事化について,石川県小松市に1961年に設置された自衛隊と民間航空が共用する小松飛行場/基地と,基地開設を記念して開催された「伸びゆく日本産業と防衛大博覧会」(小松防衛博)を事例に検討した.小松市には戦時中に海軍飛行場が建設されたが,当時の市長や市議会議長らは,飛行場建設を契機に小松市を軍都として発展させることを構想していた.軍都計画は終戦により頓挫したが,軍事施設と地域発展を結びつける思考は戦後にも継承された.終戦後,小松飛行場滑走路を航空自衛隊のジェット機基地化することが計画された.だが市長や市議会は誘致に積極的だった一方で,住民からは反対の意見が上がり,市の意見は二分された.しかしながら,基地開設を記念して1962年に開催された小松防衛博は成功を収めた.成功の伴となったのは,小松防衛博の〈地域博覧会〉と〈防衛博覧会〉としての二面性だった.小松防衛博は,「裏日本」のアイデンティティから脱却し,先進性の象徴であるジェット機を象徴として新たなアイ…
Demarcating Japan
Japanese History and Culture (9 works) · History (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (4 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (4 works)