Japanamerica : how Japanese pop culture has invaded the U.S. / by 280976 Kelts, Roland

TEACHING SOUND SYMBOLISM THROUGH JAPANESE POP CULTURE. A RESPONSE TO KAWAHARA (2018) by Duccio Piccardi

“…The students were taught about basic concepts concerning sound symbolism and social meaning through two lessons differing in modality of presentation, i.e., a “standard” lesson vs. a lesson containing multiple Japanese pop examples (Kawahara method). Students attending the latter performed better in an assessment test; moreover, their response accuracy grew along with the number of Japanese pop examples used to explain the related concepts. …”
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TEACHING SOUND SYMBOLISM THROUGH JAPANESE POP CULTURE. A RESPONSE TO KAWAHARA (2018) by Duccio Piccardi

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Transfer of Japanese Culture Patterns on the Example of a Comic Book by Tomasz Bazylewicz

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Kawamata, K., Miura, T., & Tajima, N. (Eds.). (2022). Marketing Strategies of Japanese Pop Culture: The Secret of Japan’s Dominance in Anime, Manga, and Cosplay That Conquered the World.... by Takeshi Matsui

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"KAWAII" (CUTE) SIGNS AND SYMBOLS AS MEANS OF MAINTAINING HARMONY IN JAPANESE SOCIETY by Oana-Maria BÎRLEA

Subjects: “…advertising discourse, cultural semiotics, advertising language, kawaii, cute, cute studies, Japanese, pop culture…”
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MEDIASCAPES OF JAPANESE CULTURE IN CHINESE DRAMA SERIES: ADAPTATIONS OF ZHAO QIANQIAN WORKS by Nabila Vina Fairuzzahra

“…One of the countries whose media is influenced by Japanese pop culture is China. This study aims to determine the mediascapes of Japanese pop culture in Chinese drama series, specifically the ones that are adapted from Zhao Qianqian’s works; A Love So Beautiful (2017) and Put Your Head on Your Shoulder (2019). …”
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KOMUNITAS COSPLAY (Studi Tentang Kaum Muda Yogyakarta dalam Mengimitasi Cosplay dalam Budaya Pop Jejepangan) by , DITYA ASRI P, , Drs. Suharman, M.Si.

“…In Indonesia, especially at Yogyakarta, the most famous and almost fanatic Japanese pop culture are Anime, Manga, Harajuku Style, J-Music, and Tokusatsu. …”

Influence of J-pop culture on Singapore teenagers. by Teh, Leng Leng.

“…To find out the answers. this study surveyed 620 students from secondary schools and polytechnics in Singapore to explore the influence of the Japanese pop culture on the respondents in terms of their perception of the Japanese and their products, their desires to own Japanese products and their certain behaviours.…”
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Singaporean Japanese rock fans and the quest for authenticity : movements in space, self, and community by Quek, Rebecca

“…Prior to the Korean wave, Japanese pop culture was, and still is, a huge influence globally. …”
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CV-Type Onomatopoeia Phonological Structure in Shounen Manga by Mohammad Ali

“…Keywords : Jurnal Pendidikan Bahasa Jepang Japanese Education Journal Onomatopeia Japanese Phonology Japanese Pop Culture …”
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L’hyperféminisation des chanteuses japonaises : shôjo kashu et aidoru by Chiharu Chûjô, Clara Wartelle-Sakamoto

“…The phenomenon of the aidoru, young female stars that are singers, dancers and actresses, and often come from Japanese pop groups made from scratch by a powerful music industry, developed greatly in the late 1960s. …”
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The Language Teacher’s Role in the Age of the Internet by Nagisa MORITOKI

“…Almost all freshmen have come into contact with Japanese pop culture via the Internet. The aim of this paper is to discuss the teacher’s role in overcoming certain problems associated with learning the Japanese language in the age of the Internet. …”
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English and Spanish Adjectives That Describe the Japanese Concept of Kawaii by Hiroshi Nittono, Hatsune Saito, Namiha Ihara, Dante Nicolas Fenocchio, Jorge Mario Andreau

“…The word “kawaii” is ubiquitous in contemporary Japan and has spread to the rest of the world with the dissemination of Japanese pop culture. Although the word is conventionally translated in English as “cute,” its meaning is more nuanced than “cute,” and it is used for a wider variety of objects. …”
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Accommodation intersubjective et générique dans le forum du Madman’s Café by Stéphane Kostantzer

“…The forum of The Madman’s Café is a place where a community of fans unite in order to engage in in-depth conversations about the latest in Japanese pop culture. Integration into such a selective community requires exacting efforts of accommodation, compelling the members to conform to the generic norms of this particular forum, which derive from the figure of a clearly identifiable prototypical member. …”
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DIPLOMASI PUBLIK JEPANG TERHADAP ASIA TENGGARA PASCA KEBANGKITAN CINA by , NORIKO ADHYANTI, , Drs. Usmar Salam, MIS

“…However, there are also some challenges found in Japanâ��s public diplomacy towards Southeast Asia after the rise of China, such as the dark past between Japan and Southeast Asian countries especially on World War II, the different values brought by Japanese pop culture, the unpopular two-way cultural cooperation and last but not least, the responsive public diplomacy policies which only tend to react to Chinaâ��s rising soft power…”