Japanese Cybercultures:with a preface by David Gauntlett
section 1
cell phones, i-mode, Daily Yomiuri
section 2
Nakashibetsu, Murakami Ryu, HTTP
section 3
Hello Kitty, J-phone, cyberspace
section 4
Noisicians, Merzbow, Napster
section 5
Super Chikan, Kameisa, Manuel Castells
section 6
Bulletin Board System, Available HTTP, Hachinohe
section 7
salaryman, men’s studies, men’s movement
section 8
hemophiliac, HIV-positive, PWAs
section 9
gay bashing, cruise for sex, Homosexuality
section 10
Ishihara Shintaro, Peace Boat, netizens
section 11
30 December, e-mail magazine, Prime Minister
section 12
Buraku Liberation League, IMADR, Virtual Community
section 13
Network 21, South Korea, Mindan
section 14
Seicho no le, Aum Shinrikyo, bulletin board systems
section 15
comfort women, kawaii, e-zine
cell phones, i-mode, Daily Yomiuri
section 2
Nakashibetsu, Murakami Ryu, HTTP
section 3
Hello Kitty, J-phone, cyberspace
section 4
Noisicians, Merzbow, Napster
section 5
Super Chikan, Kameisa, Manuel Castells
section 6
Bulletin Board System, Available HTTP, Hachinohe
section 7
salaryman, men’s studies, men’s movement
section 8
hemophiliac, HIV-positive, PWAs
section 9
gay bashing, cruise for sex, Homosexuality
section 10
Ishihara Shintaro, Peace Boat, netizens
section 11
30 December, e-mail magazine, Prime Minister
section 12
Buraku Liberation League, IMADR, Virtual Community
section 13
Network 21, South Korea, Mindan
section 14
Seicho no le, Aum Shinrikyo, bulletin board systems
section 15
comfort women, kawaii, e-zine