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Introduction, Joy Hendry; Part 1 Time, space and models of action; Chapter 1 Time in the Japanese ritual year, Laurence Caillet; Chapter 2 Spatial characterization of human temporality in the Ry?ky?s, Patrick Beillevaire; Chapter 3 The Pythagorean view of time and space in Japan, Thomas Crump; Chapter 4 The question of space, Augustin Berque; Chapter 5 Contested identities and models of action in Japanese discourses of place-making, Eyal Ben-Ari; Part 2 Kinship and social relations; Chapter 6 Time, space and person in Japanese relationships, Jane M. Bachnik; Chapter 7 Is the ie disappearing in rural Japan?, Okpyo Moon; Chapter 8 Death rites in Japan in the twentieth century, Jan van Bremen; Chapter 9 A child in time, Roger Goodman; Part 3 Religion, science and cosmology; Chapter 10 Gods, ancestors and mediators, Teigo Yoshida; Chapter 11 The importance of the left hand in two types of ritual activity in Japanese villages, Kazuto Matsunaga; Chapter 12 ‘Years of calamity’, David C. Lewis; Chapter 13 Redefining Kuzaki, D.P. Martinez; Chapter 14 Science and religious movements in Japan, Mary Picone; Part 4 Leisure; Chapter 15 Sakariba, Sepp Linhart; Chapter 16 One over the seven, Brian Moeran; Chapter 17 Models of performance, James Valentine;