Research Grant Results
| Year | Research theme | Downloads |
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| 2023 | Japanese - European (German-speaking areas) Youth Culture and Lifestyle Research | Examination Results |
| 2022 | Japanese - German Youth Culture and Lifestyle Research | Examination Results |
| 2021 | Japanese - German Youth Culture and Lifestyle Research | Examination Results |
| 2020 | Japanese - German Youth Culture and Lifestyle Research | Examination Results |
| 2019 | Japanese - German Youth Culture and Lifestyle Research | Examination Results |
| 2018 | Japanese - German Youth Culture and Lifestyle Research | Examination Results |
Research Report
| No. | Research Theme | Name of applicant | Research Report |
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| Fiscal Year 2022 | |||
| 21 | The openness of Japanese and German young people to ethnic foods: The case of Vietnamese cuisine | Kyoto University, Graduate School of Agriculture, Division of Natural Resource Economics, PhD Candidate Dinh Thi Thuc Vien |
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| 20 | Study on young Japanese and German women's self-representations on social media (Instagram) | Kobe University, Center for Computational Social Science & Research Institute for Economics and Business Administration, Assistant Professor Vera Paola Shoda |
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| 19 | Changes in the Reception of Takarazuka in Germany: From "Kabuki" to Subculture and Queer Culture | Part-time lecturer at Osaka College of Music, Lecturer in charge of classes at Ritsumeikan University Matsumoto Toshiki |
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| 18 | Influence of volunteer activities on the perception of rural regions among young people in Japan | Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Institute for Modern Japan, PhD student Theresa Christina Sieland |
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| Fiscal Year 2021 | |||
| 17 | Environmental History of the Culture of Drinking Spring Water in Japan and Germany | Takehito Noda Associate Professor, Faculty of Modern Welfare, Hosei University |
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| 16 | The Reception of Haruki Murakami's Literature in German and Chinese Online Communities | Jiangcheng Wu Doctoral Candidate, Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University |
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| 15 | Comparison of Analog Games in Japan and Germany and Research on Young People's Participation in Games | Nobuharu Imai Adjunct Lecturer at Rikkyo University; Part-time Lecturer at Tokyo Kasei University, Tokyo Polytechnic University, and Otsuma Women's University |
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| 14 | Comparison of youth culture in Japan and Germany based on the discourse about games | Akito Inoue Full-time Lecturer, College of Image Arts and Sciences, Ritsumeikan University |
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| Fiscal Year 2020 | |||
| 13 | Cross-cultural comparison between German and Japanese youth in aesthetics: from the aspect of haiku ambiguity | Hitsuwari Jimpei Kyoto University Graduate School of Education, Master’s Program 1 Year |
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| 10 | Youth Language and Internet: New Right tendencies in social media (Twitter) of Japan and Germany in comparison | Tamara Fuchs Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Course of Japanese Studies (Japan of Modern and Contemporary), Research Associate |
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| Fiscal Year 2019 | |||
| 9 | Influence of Manga und Anime on Germany-Experiences of Japanese Youth | Timo Thelen Kanazawa University, School of International Studies, Lecturer |
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| 8 | Video Game Culture Across Borders: Exploring Differences in German and Japanese Player Experience | Stefan Walter Brueckner Keio University, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Research Assistant/PhD Student |
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| 7 | A Comparative Study on Career Formation of Japanese Artists in Germany | Kaori Takahashi Rikkyo University, Center for Statistics and Information, Assistant Professor |
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| 6 | Political and Social Movements through Lifestyles among Japanese and German Youth | Kyoko Tominaga Ritsumeikan University, College of Social Sciences, Associate Professor |
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| 5 | Premodern German Representation and ‘New Middle Ages’ in Japanese Comics, Manga | Yuichiro Hayashi Kyoto University, Graduate School of Letters, First-Year Master's Student |
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| Fiscal Year 2018 | |||
| 4 | German pops rising through education - Beyond confrontation with classical music - |
Tomoko Takaoka Ryukoku University, Department of Sociology; Full-time Lecturer |
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| 3 | Global Hospitality Networks in Japan und Deutschland: Airbnb und Couchsurfing (Digital media, tourism, daily life research) | Luise M. Stoltenberg, Master of Arts University of Hamburg, Institute of Sociology; Scientific Associate / PHD Student |
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| 2 | Asymmetric Flows of Analog Gaming between Japan and Germany | Björn-Ole KAMM University of Kyoto; Senior Lecturer |
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| 1 | Research on the development of media studies and media art in postwar Germany | Takuya Umeda University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies; PHD Student |
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