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This document shows the layout for manuscripts to be submitted to the journal of the Japan research association for textile end-uses written in Japanese. Since final images will be made based on the manuscripts prepared by Microsoft Word, authors must follow this document in detail. Authors also must be prepare manuscripts according to the instruction for the preparation of the journal. Final images might be different from the layout produced by the authors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The acceptance of ethical literary criticism in Japan has gone through three stages: initial period, high period and falling period. The main reason for its decline lies in the prevalent misunderstanding in Japanese academia, simply equating ethical literary criticism with Chinese traditional ethical criticism or moral criticism. To dispel misunderstandings and deepen Japanese scholars' understanding of ethical literary criticism, it is necessary to emphasize the interdisciplinary characteristic of ethical literary criticism within the academic community in Japan. Taking into account the characteristics of Japanese literature and the research tradition of Japanese academia, this paper suggests three interdisciplinary approaches: 1) the interdisciplinary path of literature and psychology, which enjoys a broad research base in Japan; 2) the interdisciplinary path of literature and brain science, an area that has not gained substantial research in Japan; 3) the interdisciplinary path of literature and science and technology with significant development prospects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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After the victory in the War of Resistance against Japan, the rural economy of Hunan province was in decline. In southern provinces, where per capita arable land was minimal and the proportion of tenant farmers considerable, the tenancy system was notably harsh. In 1945, the Guomindang government implemented a one-year rent reduction policy in the recovered territories. However, due to real difficulties, Hunan province postponed its implementation until 1946 and again enacted a rent limit protection policy for tenants in 1947. Nevertheless, with the establishment of the Hunan Provincial Senate in 1946, provincial senators, representing local gentry interests, engaged in a conflict with the rent reduction ordinance put forth by the Hunan provincial government. The conflicting understandings between the two sides about the relationship between the existing system and rent reduction led to an impasse in the legislative process. Eventually, due to the provincial government's compromises, the rent reduction ordinances were repeatedly revised and ultimately became hollow in substance. At the grassroots level, seeing this situation, implementation was delayed, turning the ordinances into mere paper decrees. Throughout this process, the tenant farmers, deceived by the landlords, resented the government, and the credibility of the Guomindang government was gradually depleted. 摘要 抗战胜利后，湖南农村经济凋敝。南方各省人均耕地较少，佃农比例较大，租佃制度情况颇为恶劣。1945年，国民政府在收复区推行一年的免赋减租政策。湖南省因现实困难迁延至1946年补办，又在1947年推行了限租护佃政策。然而随着1946年湖南省参议会的成立，代表着地方士绅利益的省参议员跻身民意机关，化身为民意代表与湖南省政府的减租法令相博弈。双方对现行制度与减租关系认识的不同，导致省府交议法案搁置难决。最终由于省府的妥协，使减租法令不断被删改，徒具形式。基层见状则迁延执行，终使法令成为具文。在这一过程中，佃农反受地主愚弄而怨恨政府，国民政府的公信力也逐渐消耗殆尽。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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To solve the problem that the appearance of knitted clothing was not crisp enough compared with that of woven clothing, an " imitation woven" style knitted clothing were proposed to develop. Therefore, in this paper, the blended yarn (bio based filament and nylon DTY) and transparent nylon yarn were used as raw materials to knit tuck with laying in knitted fabric on SVR 123SP flat knitting machine produced by Shimadzu company in Japan. The bending rigidity of woven fabric, ordinary knitted fabric and imitation woven style knitted fabric were tested and compared. Finally, the design method of "imitation woven" style knitted fabric was put forward, and a kind of imitation woven style knitted coat was designed and developed. The finished product is flat and straight. And the test results show that the bending rigidity of the developed knitted fabric is obviously better than that of the ordinary knitted fabric, which is closer to that of the woven fabric. It indicates that it has imitation woven style. This research provides a new perspective and ideas for the design and research of knitted clothing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper is an exploratory study on the travel intentions of mainland Chinese residents to Japan after Diaoyu Island political crisis. Due to the superior location and excellent service, Japan has become one of the most popular outbound tourism destinations for Mainland Chinese tourists in the past 10 years. However, since the complicated and subtle relations between China and Japan, the tourism industry of Japan is evidently sensitive and vulnerable to various crisis. Under such circumstances, it is necessary to investigate the decision tree model research as well as compare domestic and overseas researches at the very beginning of the study. On the basis of literature review and in-depth interview with tourism operators via a three rounds of pre-test and revision, a self-completion questionnaire was developed and used to measure domestic residents' attitude and travel intentions after the Diaoyu Island political crisis. Data was collected through surveys in cities of different sizes from both developed and undeveloped areas in eastern and western China, such as Shanghai and cities in Fujian, Guizhou, Hubei, Jiangsu and Sichuan provinces. All respondents have abilities to travel to Japan economically and potentials to travel. Altogether 800 questionnaires were distributed and 756 were returned. Descriptive analysis was used to analyze the travel intention characteristics of domestic residents to Japan utilizing SPSS21.0. Four vital realities were found from the analysis. First, seeking entertainment opportunities can be the main motivation for Chinese residents travelling to Japan. Second, the family-based tour ought to be considered as the main trip mode. Third, the primary channels for tourism information dissemination include travel agencies and tourism e-commercial websites. Fourth, four to six-day staying in Japan could be proved as a suitable choice for domestic residents who prefer travelling during the national holidays and paid vacations. The CHAID decision tree model is reasonably used to analyze the differences of the intentions to travel among potential tourists in China. Based on the decision tree analysis, most citizens would choose to "cancel the travel plan" (29.0%), followed by "replace tourist destination" and "postpone the travel", yet only 19.6% would "travel as scheduled" in the light of the post impacts of Diaoyu Island political crisis. There could be no doubt that the vast majority of citizens in China lay emphasis on the macro political environment when making a travel decision. Four dominant nodes were generated in tree simulation, namely respective age, number of times to Japan, monthly income and marital status. This study has made a detailed analysis on the causes, and provides each group with tailored marketing measures eventually. Thereby, mixed measures should be implemented, including short-term and long-term plans, to recover the tourism market effectively. From the perspective of crisis decision-making and crisis marketing, this study segments the mainland Chinese citizens in order to disclose the heterogeneity and clustering features of them. The results of the study may set up a systematic foundation for better positioning potential tourists by furnishing an exploratory method for crisis management and crisis marketing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

It has been more than 70 years since the end of World War II. During this period, "peace" and "development" have become two major themes for all human beings, although war still exists in some areas of the world. Under this background, the global tourism industry has experienced a rapid growth for a long time. However, the tourism development brings not only economic benefits but also problems for tourism destinations. Millions of tourists have exerted negative impacts on urban destinations in terms of their physical (transportation, water, electronic resource, etc.) and nonphysical (society, culture, belief of the residents, etc.) elements. In this regard, this article aims to build a model of social- psychological carrying capacity of residents using FAHP (fuzzy analytic hierarchy process) method. The paper is divided into six parts: introduction, literature review, concepts and establishment of the evaluation index system, introduction of the mathematical methods (FAHP), application research on the Asakusa area in Tokyo, and future directions. The literature review focuses on the development process of carrying capacity theory in terms of the traceability concept from ecology, sociology, economics and political science. Theory establishment includes two parts: definition of the concept of residents'social- psychological carrying capacity and the establishment of the evaluation index system which can be studied from five aspects: politics, economy, culture, ecological environment and tourism facilities, and society. The FAHP method and application research are introduced in part 4 and part 5 separately. The method of FAHP is mainly used to solve the problems of fuzzy understanding and language evaluation logic, from a fuzzy theory perspective. It is suitable for a qualitative study on building theory of carrying capacity, especially in the evaluation of psychiatric and psychosocial aspects of intangible resources. The application research undertaken in the Asakusa area of Tokyo examined the residents' social-psychological carrying capacity. The results showed that indicators of culture and customs, life-style of residents, garbage and social security have received relative low values, indicating that the development of tourism has already had negative effects on local residents' daily lives. Indicators of restaurant number, public green spaces, and the relationship between residents, awareness of residents' environment protection and the regional visibility have received relative high values. Future studies should focus on the follow aspects: the reality of social development of Japan, improvement of mathematical methods in fuzzy area, studies using computer technologies, mutual influences of different elements and their impacts, non- physical elements' content and its research methods, etc. Future such studies should be conducted using different methods and from various perspectives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background and aims: In Japan, "Foods with Functional Claims (FFC)" include processed foods (supplement form), other processed foods, and fresh produce. However, far fewer fresh produce-FFCs were submitted for government review compared to processed foods. Using an internet survey, we investigated consumers' general awareness and demand for fresh produce-FFCs compared to processed foods (supplement form) and other processed foods. Methods: A web survey was conducted through a participant recruitment website called "Go-toroku," operated by ORTHOMEDICO Inc. Over 50,000 Japanese registered on Go-toroku were invited to participate. No eligibility criteria were defined for this study. For this survey, a total of 23 questions were developed, covering various aspects such as respondents' background, health consciousness, the frequency of purchasing FFC, the functional claims they are inclined to purchase, and any doubts or concerns they have regarding fresh produce-FFC. Results: The survey ran from May 10 to June 20, 2023, and garnered 1,007 valid responses from participants ages 19 to 87 years. While approximately 80% reported being aware of FFCs, few participants reported having seen or purchased fresh produce-FFCs in stores. The top three FFC areas that they were inclined to want to purchase were "cholesterol-related," "body fat and body mass index (BMI)-related," and "skin-related" (moisture, elasticity, anti-ultraviolet light), regardless of category. Additionally, 36% of respondents expressed doubts or concerns about produce-FFCs, and some of them questioned the effectiveness and safety of these products. Conclusions: The study underscores the need for proper promotions to address consumer concerns or questions and bridge the gap between awareness and practice when it comes to purchasing fresh produce-FFCs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the spring of 2011, Japan was struck by a massive earthquake and tsunami that brought in its wake devastation and a severe threat of a nuclear crisis. The threat of this crisis took the world by storm because it had implications not only for the people of Japan but for other parts of the world. This paper analyzes how an US-based online news source, CNN.com and a Japan-based online news source, Asahi.com, framed the 3/11 disaster. This comparative analysis of how online news sources from two parts of the world covered the crisis offers a unique understanding of how culture and medium might impact reporting of an environmental crisis that happened locally but had global implications. An examination of loss, threat, cause, responsibility and solution frames of the CNN.com and Asahi.com coverage documented that while both outlets were similar in how they stressed the responsibility and solution frames, CNN.com talked significantly more about the threat frame compared to Asahi.com. Similarly, Asahi.com talked significantly more about the cause and loss frames than CNN.com. Through its findings, this paper offers insights into cross-cultural crises framing by online sources and expands the literature on media framing of environmental crises. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper employs the law hermeneutics method to explore deficiencies in the procurement law for approved textbooks in compulsory education. The following deficiencies were found: 1. Article 8-3 of National Educational Law conflicts with the principle of charging textbooks costs as "agency fees". 2. Article 8-3 of National Educational Law violates the "Bestimmtheitsgebot". 3. The regulation about procuring textbooks drawn up by the Minister of Education violates the "Vorbehalt des Gesetzes". 4. Procuring textbooks by signing an interentity supply contract according to the Government Procurement Act violates "Vorrang des Gesetzes". This paper also refers to related laws and regulations of the Japanese textbook procurement system and submits suggestions for revising laws for procuring textbooks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The creation of painting in Taiwan in the early twentieth century was first inspired by Japanese art teachers. The new idea of "realistic painting" introduced at the time allowed the discovery of "local colors." However, the Taiwanese painters who employed the artistic ideal of "painting one's intent" were able to escape the limitation imposed by the concept of "local colors." How did the painters explore the artistic styles offered by the new global contexts through the colonization of Japan is an important issue that requires in-depth investigation. This issue is further complicated by painters who were not only influenced by the Japanese arts but also the traditional Chinese arts, as some of the Taiwanese painters moved to China after their training in Japan in order to search for a new style that conflates the Eastern and the Western arts. Taking several painters, Liu Jintang, Chen Chengpo, and Guo Bochuan as examples, this paper explores issues of identity, cultural impacts, and stylistic developments of the arts in the early twentieth century. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]