Title: Gender and Pop Culture in Japan
1Gender and Pop Culture in Japan
2Gender and TV in Japan
3D o r a m a
- Mass Popularity
- Seasonal, 9-12 episodes
- Important Medium
4Trendy Dramas
- Real life, hard issues
- Elements of sit-com, romance, soap opera
- Evening, winter
- Big Stars
- Bubble Economy
5GENDER ON TVTRADITIONAL!
- Normative heterosexuality
- Formula attractive heterosexual lead with love
interests - Varying levels of progressiveness, usually pretty
traditional
6Depiction of Gender Traditional
- CA to oyobi!
- Arisa Mizuki plays Sae
- Traditional Female character playing typical
feminine role
7DEPICTION OF GENDERLESS TRADITIONAL?
- ATTENTION PLEASE
- Stars Aya Ueto as Yoko
- Ostensibly progressive
BEFORE
AFTER
8BEFORE
9AFTER
10DEPICTION OF GENDER NON-TRADITIONAL
- You can stay if you become my pet.
- To her surprise, he agrees. She names him Momo.
11Takarazuka
12rose of versailles (star and cosmos troupe
together) http//youtube.com/watch?vCkV5ZCxQIsk
13Gender and Contemporary Art in Japan
14Makoto Aida, The Giant member Fuji versus King
Gidra, 1993.
15Minako Nishiyama, The Pinkù House, 1991.
Minako Nishiyama, Moshi Moshi Pink, 1995.
16Yoshiko Shimada, Shooting Lesson 11, 1992.
17Yoshiko Shimada and BuBu, Heal and Repair, 1998.
18Yasumasa Morimura,To My Little Sister Cindy
Sherman, 1998.