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Author Archives: William Andrews
Nighttime land seizure at Narita Airport sparks fierce protests and memories of the past
On the night of 15 February, a patch of land near one of the runways at Narita Airport was filled with the ranks of riot police facing off against an angry crowd of dozens of residents and activists. With the … Continue reading
Farewell to a Self-Professed Rogue: Remembering Manabu Miyazaki
Q. When you wrote your book, what period of your life gave you the most pleasure to recall? A. 1968. This was the time during the Vietnam War when throughout the world there were anti-war demonstrations and movements by students. … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Counterculture, Japanese Communist Party, Manabu Miyazaki, Student movement, Yakuza
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Reflecting on the legacy of Fusako Shigenobu
While my publications here have been less than minimal these past months, I have published work elsewhere. I recently contributed two articles on the legacy of Fusako Shigenobu, the former leader of the Japanese Red Army who was finally released … Continue reading
The Kumano Festival clock tower occupation and the hauntology of Kyoto University
Hickory, dickory, dock, The mouse ran up the clock. The clock struck one. The mouse ran down. Hickory, dickory, dock. Boys and girls come out to play, The moon doth shine as bright as day. Leave your supper and leave … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, News
Tagged Chukaku-ha, Dogakukai, Kumano Dormitory, Kumano Festival, Kyoto University, Student movement
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Zengakuren wins lawsuit against Tokyo Metropolitan Police for assaulting activists
Zengakuren, the network of student groups affiliated with the far-left Chūkaku-ha (Central Core Faction), has won its long-running lawsuit against the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Tokyo Metropolitan Police after members of the public security bureau assaulted activists arriving for a … Continue reading
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