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Reorganizations of Gender and Nationalism: Gender Bashing and Loliconized Japanese Society

Naito Chizuko is associate professor of modern and contemporary Japanese literature and media in the Faculty of Language and Literature at Otsuma University in Tokyo. Her critically acclaimed book Teikoku to ansatsu: Jendaa kara miru kindai Nihon no media hensei (2005, Empires and Assassinations: Gender and the organization of modern Japanese media through gender) was awarded the Women's History Prize. In that study, Naito draws on her extensive archival research to produce a stunning indictment of the modern Japanese media's storytelling practices and collusion with state aggression and authoritarianism in structural discrimination and oppression. The text that follows pursues many of the same issues and links them with Naitos interest in contemporary women authors through a discussion of Shono Yoriko.1