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Introduction,tes internationally; Japanese video games and television series claim devoted followings from Cambodia to Copenhagen; New York City has recently been as charmed by the . chic of Murakami Takashi’s “Little Boy” exhibition as the home run-hitting prowess of Hideki Matsui; sushi is readily available in

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Wrestling with Godzilla: Intertextuality, Childish Spectatorship, and the National Body,d of how that film intersected with many contemporary issues and texts, ranging from the H-bomb testing in the Pacific to ., thereby formulating a popular cultural reaction to the atomic bomb, America, World War II, and the cold war. Recalling such original intertexts, however, should not serve to c