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Introduction Introduction
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Nostalgia and Self-reflexivity Nostalgia and Self-reflexivity
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Inter-national Cultural Exchange and Beyond Inter-national Cultural Exchange and Beyond
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Korean Wave and the Recognition of Korean Residents Korean Wave and the Recognition of Korean Residents
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Tokyo Bayscape and the representation of resident South Koreans in Japan Tokyo Bayscape and the representation of resident South Koreans in Japan
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Critique for the Future Critique for the Future
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12 When the Korean Wave Meets Resident Koreans in Japan: Intersections of the Transnational, the Postcolonial and the Multicultural
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Published:February 2008
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Abstract
This chapter explores the complexity of the impact of the Korean Wave in Japanese society and addresses the possibility of transnational dialogues through popular cultural connections. It first examines how the reception of other East Asian media cultures proves to be an opportune moment for Japanese audiences to critically review the state of their own lives, society and history. This is done by comparing the reception of the Korean Wave, and Winter Sonata in particular, with the fervent reception of Hong Kong popular culture in the late 1990s. It also investigates the representation of and audience responses to a popular Japanese TV drama series that for the first time deals with socio-historical issues about resident Koreans. The critical analysis of the impact of the Korean Wave on the social positioning and recognition of resident Koreans in Japan should not be taken as totally rejecting positive changes. Critique is a necessary detour to further the potentiality of the emergent change and to actualize transnational dialogue through media consumption.
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