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Foreword, HARUMI BEFU; PART I. Introduction; 1 Japan metamorphosis:transformation in the cultural borderlands of Japan, DAVID BLAKE WILLIS ANDSTEPHEN MURPHY-SHIGEMATSU PART II. Gender and identity; 2 A PerfectlyOrdinary Ethnic Korean in Japan: reprise, KYO NOBUKO (WITH AKEMI WEGMULLER);3 Transgressing women: reading narratives of "Filipina brides" in Japan sincethe 1980s, NOBUE SUZUKI; 4 Self as other: internationalism as resistanceamong Japanese women, KAREN KELSKY PART III. Diaspora and mobility; 5Japanese-Brazilian migrants in 'the land of yen and the ancestors' -- betweenprivilege and prejudice, ANGELO AKIMITSU ISHI, 6 From ethnic ghetto to'gourmet republic': the changing image of Kobe's Chinatown and the ambiguityof being Chinese in modern Japan, TSU YUN HUI; 7 Okinawan diasporicidentities: between being a buffer and a bridge, WESLEY UEUNTEN PART IV.Imagining oneself: visibility and invisibility; 8 The marvelous in the real:images of Burakumin in modern Japanese fiction (a focus on Nakagami Kenji'sKumano saga), YOSHIKO YOKOCHI SAMUEL; 9 Positioning oneself in the Japanesenation state: the Hokkaido Ainu case, KATARINA SJA-BERG"; "10 "Becoming abetter Muslim": identity narratives of Muslim foreign workers in Japan,ONISHI AKIKO PART V. Transnational, transcultural flows; 11 Dejima:creolization and enclaves of difference in transnational Japan, DAVID BLAKEWILLIS; 12 The racialization of Japan, WILLIAM WETHERALL; 13 "The InvisibleMan" and other narratives of living in the borderlands of race and nation,STEPHEN MURPHY-SHIGEMATSU; 14 Ethnoscapes and The Other in 21st centuryJapan, DAVID BLAKE WILLIS AND STEPHEN MURPHY-SHIGEMATSU AFTERWORD Marginals,minorities, majorities and migrants: Studying the Japanese borderlands incontemporary Japan, ROGER GOODMAN