Making Japanese Heritage

Making Japanese Tea / Kristin Surak -- Before Making Heritage : Internationalisation Of Geisha In The Meiji Period / Mariko Okada -- Making Art In The Japanese Way : Nihonga As Process And Symbolic Action / Arunas Gelunas -- Architecture, Folklore Studies, And Cultural Democracy : Nagakura Saburô And Hida Minzoku-mura / Peter Siegenthaler -- Nô Masks On Stage And In Museums : Approaches To The Contextualisation And Conservation Of The Pitt Rivers Museum Nô Mask Collection / Rachel Payne -- Company Culture Or Patinated Past? : The Display Of Corporate Heritage In Sumitomo / Bart Gaens -- A Heady Heritage : The Shifting Biography Of Kashira (puppet Heads) As Cultural Heritage Objects In The Awaji Tradition / Jane Marie Law -- Cloth And Identity In Yaeyama : A Search For Context / Amanda Mayer Stinchecum -- Houses In Motion : The Revitalisation Of Kyoto's Architectural Heritage / Christoph Brumann -- Automated Alterities : Movement And Identity In The History Of The Japanese Kobe Ningyô / Rupert Cox -- Maintaining A Zen Tradition In Japan : The Concrete Problem Of Priest Succession / Masaki Matsubara -- Debating The Past To Determine The Future In Shinkyô, Japanese Commune / Michael Shackleton. Edited By Christoph Brumann And Rupert Cox. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.