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Japanese Religions: Latest Issue
Japanese Religions Vol. 45 (2023)
The new issue of Japanese Religions - no. 45 - is a special issue dedicated to the work of Yoshinaga Shin'ichi (1957-2022).
The many contributions fall within the fields that Prof. Yoshinaga has worked in during his long career and contains articles that reflects on his scholarly legacy. The contributors are Ioannis Gaitanidis, Omi Toshihiro, Justin Stein, Paul Guillory, Philip Deslippe and Ben Dorman.
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Vol. 44 (2019/2021)
Vol. 43 (2018)
Vol. 42 (2017)
Vol. 41 (2016)
Vol. 40 (2015)
Vol. 38 (2013)
Vol. 37 (2012)
Vol. 36 (2011)
Vol. 35 (2010)
Vol. 34 (2) (2009)
Vol. 34 (1) (2009)
Vol. 33 (2008)
Vol. 32 (2007)
Vol. 31 (2) (2006)
Vol. 31 (1) (2006)
Vol. 30 (2005)
Vol. 29 (2004)
Vol. 28 (2) (2003)
Vol. 28 (1) (2003)
Vol. 27 (2) (2002)
Vol. 27 (1) (2002)
Vol. 26 (2001)
Vol. 24 (2) (1999)
Vol. 24 (1) (1999)
Vol. 23 (1998)
Vol. 22 (2) (1997)
Vol. 22 (1) (1997)
Vol. 21 (2) (1996)
Vol. 21 (1) (1996)
Vol. 20 (2) (1995)
Vol. 20 (1) (1995)
Vol. 19 (1994)
Vol. 18 (2) (1993)
Vol. 18 (1) (1993)
Vol. 17 (2) (1992)
Vol. 17 (1) (1992)
Vol. 16 (4) (1991)
Vol. 16 (3) (1991)
Vol. 16 (2) (1990)
Vol. 16 (1) (1990)
Vol. 15 (4) (1990)
Vol. 15 (3) (1989)
Vol. 15 (2) (1988)
Vol. 15 (1) (1988)
Vol. 14 (4) (1987)
Vol. 14 (3) (1986)
Vol. 14 (2) (1986)
Vol. 14 (1) (1985)
Vol. 13 (4) (1985)
Vol. 13 (3) (1984)
Vol. 13 (2) (1984)
Vol. 13 (1) (1983)
Vol. 12 (4) (1983)
Vol. 12 (3) (1982)
Vol. 12 (2) (1982)
Vol. 12 (1) (1981)
Vol. 11 (4) (1981)
Vol. 11 (2&3) (1980)
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The NCC Newsletter is a Japanese-language publication documenting the annual research activities of the NCC Center for the Study of Japanese Religions. This in-house publication includes reports on events and visits. The newsletter is published twice annually and is available online here or in print.