Fanning the Flames: Fans and Consumer Culture in Contemporary Japan (Japan in Transition)

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A fascinating look at fans of a variety of popular culture phenomena in Japan.

"This is a great collection by some of the outstanding contemporary specialists on Japanese popular culture. It is a serious ethnographic collection about popular culture and the dynamics of "fandom" across sports, manga and anime, popular music, and sumo, among other things. It sets a high standard for studies of popular culture in Japan and elsewhere. Highly recommended both for fans and observers of Japanese trends." - reader's review.

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