目次

Introduction, Tomoko Aoyama, Laura Dales, and Romit Dasgupta Part I: "Family" Before and After the Miracle 1. Families and Living with Disability in Postwar Japan: Returned Soldiers and Male Identity in Peacetime, Morris Low 2. Suitably Single?: Representations of Singlehood in Contemporary Japan, Laura Dales 3. Re-imagining the "Post-Bubble" Family in Tokyo Sonata and Hush!, Romit Dasgupta Part II: Women, Family, Storytelling 4. The Girl-Grandmother Relation in Japanese Children’s Literature, Tomoko Aoyama 5. Girls, Old Women, and Fairytale Families in "Ubakawa" and Howl’s Moving Castle, Lucy Fraser 6. Storytelling Mother: Wakamatsu Shizuko’s Translation of Little Lord Fauntleroy, Akiko Uchiyama Part III: Contemporary Parenting 7. From Model to Deviant: The Conflicting Representations of Parenthood in the Transnational Family, Tomoko Nakamatsu 8. The Role of Newspapers in Constructing Public Representations of "Monster Parents", Kayoko Hashimoto Part IV: Transnational Families 9. Going Against the Tide?: Japanese Women Marrying into Balinese Families, Leng Leng Thang and Mika Toyota 10. Transnational Japanese Women and Family Space in Western Australia, Sachiko Sone and Leng Leng Thang Part V: Ageing and Family 11. Reconciling Migration and Filial Piety: Accounts of Japanese Lifestyle Migrants in Australia, Jared Denman 12. Accommodating Japan’s Ageing Sexual Minorities: The "Family of Friends" Concept in LGBTI Seniors’ Residential Care, Leonie Stickland Epilogue, Vera Mackie