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Talking Shit with my Students
Apologies for not posting anything for the past couple of months. Along with dissertation writing, I have had trouble managing my teaching load. I have a new class in modern Japanese history and am reworking an older class on the … Continue reading
Posted in environmental history, Japan, Japanese history
Tagged agricultural history, Edo, environmental history, History of Tokyo, hygiene, Japan, Japanese history, Night soil, Osaka
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The “Bright Life” of the 1964 Olympic Movement
Sometimes it pays to surf library shelves. When searching for materials on the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, I came across a series of English language news magazines that publicized how the Tokyo Metropolitan Government was addressing the environmental problems in the … Continue reading
