Call for papers on Japanese Studies, new journal "Cultura Oriental"貴方の英文論考を是非！

できればすぐにでも英文論考を三本は送りたいのだけれど、いずれも修正（書き直し）が必要で保留状態だ。今後は自国語、英語、そして他の言語での論稿が普通に要求される時代だね。日本関連の論稿は世界と共有できます。もちろん沖縄の歴史、文化、政治状況は常に世界とリンクしていますね。

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