Asia Study Abroad 53: The Creation of Okinawan Culture July 2003 Benseisha (Bensei Publishing) Shipped with waterproof packaging only. Post-war Okinawa and National Education - Yoshihiro Oguni Renaming and Assimilated Names - Ken Shibuya Tradition and Creation of the Monchu (Clan) - Lee Jin-yeong Island Songs of Amami - Yukari Nakahara The Creation of Eisa in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area - Kayo Kobayashi Anaya, Nukiya, and Surubiya - Ken Shibuya A Wavering Original Landscape - Shuzo Nishimura The Birth of Okinawa, the Longest-Lived Prefecture - Yoshio Watanabe Transformation of Funeral Rites - Masaharu Kato Cemeteries and Military Bases - Makoto Oguma Transformation of Shamanism - Ryoko Shiotsuki Incorporation of the Monchu - Katsuya Miyashita Television and Identity - Tomoaki Hara Discourse Surrounding Okinawan Immigrants in Hawaii - Nobukatsu Okano