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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction: The Contours of Endearment: Exploring New Dimensions in Southeast Asia–Japan Relations 1
5. I. Historical Contexts: Acceptance, Revolution, and Scientific Paradigms
6. 1. Memory, History, and Politics: The Dynamics of Japan–Southeast Asia Relations 23
7. 2. Filipino Communists, Japanese Leftists, and the Search for a New “Internationale” 44
8. 3. Narratives of Risk and Progress in Nuclear Power: A Comparison between Japan and Indonesia 64
9. II. Intellectual Engagement: Japanese Studies and Japan Knowledge in Southeast Asia
10. 4. Fostering Endearment? Japanese Studies in Thailand from Outside in and Inside Out 81
11. 5. The Current State of Japanese Studies in Malaysia 99
12. 6. Recentering Japanese Studies in the Multilingual Space of Southeast Asia 116
13. III. Caring across Cultures: Migration, Labor, and Endearment
14. 7. Integrating through Care Work: Filipino Immigrants as Caregivers in Japan 137
15. 8. Prioritizing Well-Being: Why Indonesian Caregivers for the Elderly in Japan Returned Home 158
16. IV. Endearment and Adaptation: Manga, Anime, and Cosplay
17. 9. The Consumption of Manga and Anime in Singapore 177
18. 10. On Manga Style and Singapore Comics: Considering The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye by Sonny Liew 192
19. 11. When Japanese Culture Meets Local Notions of Asian Culture: Cosplay in Singapore 207
20. 12. Islam, Dawah, and the Localization of Japanese Cosplay and Manga in Indonesia 223
21. Contributors 245
22. Index 249