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Healing Old Wounds with Manga Diplomacy: Japan's Wartime Manga Displayed at China's Nanjing Massacre Memorial Museum

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 May 2025

Ishikawa Yoshimi  and
Kono Michikazu
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In 2009 China became Japan's biggest trading partner, taking over the top spot from the United States. Japan is a popular destination for big-spending Chinese tourists, cited by some Japanese retailers as “salvation” in a time of economic downturn. On the flipside, the continent has only increased its allure for Japanese travellers, with tourists now more likely to hit Hong Kong than Hawaii. The number of Japanese and Chinese studying at universities and language schools in the other country continues to rise unabated.

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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 10 , Special Issue S3: Course Reader No. 3. War in Japanese Popular Culture , January 2012 , pp. 22 - 31
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