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Introduction,ese disasters have attracted scholarly interest from a range of disciplines and generated gatherings in both countries of experts from around the globe. This volume presents studies from several key workshops held for specialists in humanities and social sciences. Drawing on oral and written narrati

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Resilience of Communities Affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and Restoration of Their Locanto?Damage to Folk Cultural Assets from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in Miyagi.” The project focused on “intangible folk cultural assets,” such as local festivals and folk performing arts. In this chapter, Takizawa introduces some of the challenges faced by researchers in attempting t

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,Foreign Residents’ Experiences of the Flyjin Phenomenon in the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake,n” phenomenon and its related discourse. Flyjin refers to foreign nationals who left Japan as a result of the 2011 disaster, and Cadwell analyses this phenomenon across four themes: the place of flyjin discourse in broader debates on internationalisation and belonging in Japanese society; exaggerati

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The Anthropologist as Both Disaster Victim and Disaster Researcher: Reflections and Advocacy, a victim of that same disaster, the range of reaction may be limited, but on the other hand, one may be privy to a deep insider’s view. Takakura describes some of the practical difficulties faced by such researchers, as well as advantages, based on his own experiences of the Great East Japan Earthq