Japan is reinventing superpower—again. Instead of
collapsing beneath its widely reported political and economic misfortunes,
Japan’s global cultural influence has quietly grown. From pop music to
consumer electronics, architecture to fashion, and animation to cuisine,
Japan looks more like a cultural superpower today than it did in the
1980s, when it was an economic one. But can Japan build on its mastery of
medium to project an equally powerful national message?
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