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1. Introduction: Internationalising Japan as Discourse and Practice Jeremy Breaden and Carolyn S. Stevens  2. The Dog That Didn’t Bark: 3/11 and International Students in Japan Jeremy Breaden and Roger Goodman  3. Internationalising Legal Education in Japan as Discourse and Practice Kota Fukui and Stacey Steele  4. From ‘Internationalisation’ to ‘Multicultural Co-living’ in Japanese Schools Kaori Okano  5. Fitting Japanese Cuisine into Australia: Im-perfect Translations Iori Hamada and Carolyn S. Stevens  6. Internationalising Japanese Culture: Australian Interpretations of Urasenke Chadō (the Way of Tea) Tradition Stacey Steele  7. Uneven Cosmopolitanism: Japanese Working Holiday Makers in Australia and the ‘Lost Decade’ Kumiko Kawashima  8. Self-help Groups for Alcoholics in Japan: Models of ‘Recovery’ Richard Chenhall and Tomofumi Oka  9. Globalisation, Soccer, and the Sportsworlds of Japan, Australia and the United States William W. Kelly  10. Internationalising Sumo: From Viewing to Doing Japan’s National Sport Howard Gilbert and Katrina Watts  11. The Transfer of Japanese Baseball Players to Major League Baseball: Have Japanese Ball Players Been Internationalised? Keiji Kawai and Matt Nichol  12. Conclusion: Reflections: The Rhythms of Internationalisation in Post-Disaster Japan Vera Mackie