「日本人」的界限：沖繩・愛努・台灣・朝鮮，從殖民地支配到復歸運動
A historical study of Japanese identity, colonial legacies, and reversion movements in Okinawa, Taiwan, Korea, and Ainu territories.
About This Book
This work examines the formation and transformation of Japanese identity in relation to its former colonies and marginalized groups.
It traces the impact of colonial rule and the subsequent reversion movements across Okinawa, Taiwan, Korea, and Ainu communities.
The analysis situates these regional experiences within broader questions of nationhood, citizenship, and historical memory.
Readers gain insight into how political and cultural boundaries have been negotiated from the colonial era to the present.
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