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	Heterochromia » The announced guest blog post: A laudatio on Josei
		A lot of josei series are simply porn for women: A (most likely) blond girl falls in love with some (most likely) dark-haired alpha dog (mafia boss, student council president, president of some huge company) and lets herself get sexually abused and raped by said person.
		The really interesting josei series are those which actually are like the description above: Most of the time they are love stories or revolve around the pursuit of ‘love’ (or at least a healthy relationship), but whose main interest is the search for oneself, whether it is through love, work or friends.
		Josei manga tend to question the ‘why’ behind the things we do: Hataraki Man is a good and famous example, because it is freely available as fansub and scanlation - on top of that, I’ve read that it is very popular in Japan.
	chrome.ikimashou.net /?p=484 (1883 words)

	Aestheticism Manga: Kou Josei series
		Kou Josei is the youngest man ever to pass the Imperial examinations that were the gateway to a public career through most of China's history.
		After young Josei passed the examinations so signally, he went to work in a government bureau closely attached to the Emperor.
		Josei, inexperienced in the ways of the world, refused with an apposite quote and thought no more of it.
	www.aestheticism.com /visitors/manga/kou_josei/index.htm (950 words)

	Josei - MangaWiki (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A subset of josei comics are comics that are aimed at women about homosexual male relationships, much like but not to be confused with yaoi; josei tending to be both more explicit and with more mature storytelling.
		Josei is also known for a very sexual edge; many of the magazines have some of the raunchiest porn produced in Japan.
		Josei is sometimes used within anime or manga, mostly by male characters, to refer to a sexual preference for older women, as contrasted with lolicon.
	www.mangawiki.net /index.php/Josei (249 words)

	Intersections: Sex in the City: Chastity vs Free Love in Interwar Japan
		Josei entered a dynamic media scene in 1922, a time when popular, commercial women’s magazines were proliferating, led by the founding of Shufu no tomo in 1917.
		Josei writings support Fuess’s view that although concubines might still exist and although Christianity had made relatively few converts by the early 1920s,[30] the monogamous marriage had become the norm.
		Josei writers related these changing expectations to the 'awakening' of women to a realisation that love is the union of the spirit and flesh, an idea that sounds very similar to Havelock Ellis’s views.
	wwwsshe.murdoch.edu.au /intersections/issue11/tipton.html (8769 words)

	Josei Information
		A subset of josei comics are comics that are aimed at women about homosexual male relationships, much like but not to be confused with yaoi; josei tending to be both more explicit and with more mature storytelling.
		Josei is also known for a very sexual edge; many of the magazines have some of the raunchiest porn produced in Japan.
		Josei is sometimes used within anime or manga, mostly by male characters, to refer to a sexual preference for older women, as contrasted with lolicon.
	www.bookrags.com /Josei (297 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Josei
		A subset of josei comics are comics that are aimed at women about homosexual male relationships, called yaoi.
		Josei is also known for a very sexual edge; many of the magazines have some of the raunchiest porn produced in Japan.
		Josei is sometimes used within anime or manga, mostly by male characters, to refer to a sexual preference for older women, as contrasted with lolicon.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Josei (391 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Josei (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A subset of josei comics are comics that are aimed at women about homosexual male relationships, much like but not to be confused with yaoi; josei tending to be both more explicit and with more mature storytelling.
		Josei Blue is a manga by Kiriko Nananan, serialized in 1996 in the alternative manga magazine COMIC Are!, about two high school aged girls Kayako Kirishima and Masami Endo find that their friendship is turning into something more.
		The magazine, Josei, was one of the main platforms for his views, apart from his major newspaper columns for women in, for example, Yomiuri shinbun where Chiba worked from 1919 to 1926.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Josei (896 words)

	Intersections: Chiba Kameo: The Making of Modern Japanese Women
		The magazine, Josei, was one of the main platforms for his views, apart from his major newspaper columns for women in, for example, Yomiuri shinbun where Chiba worked from 1919 to 1926.
		Many of the Western novelists and their works that Chiba introduced in Josei are also long forgotten, for example, the Russian writer, Boris Pilnyak[22] or the Swedish writer, Selma Lagerlof,[23] despite her being the first woman to win the Nobel prize for literature in 1909.
		Josei was at the forefront here, making its readership acquainted with a living author and his work, Snow, in which the heroine tragically fails to achieve motherhood.
	wwwsshe.murdoch.edu.au /intersections/issue11/claremont.html (6986 words)

	TheJapanShop.com :: Magazines :: Josei Jishin
		Josei Jishin June 6 2006 Issue Women's Magazine
		Josei Jishin April 4 2006 Issue Women's Magazine
		Josei Jishin April 25 2006 Issue Women's Magazine
	www.thejapanshop.com /home.php?cat=283 (81 words)

	Josei Toda
		Josei Toda (1900-1958) was an educator, publisher and entrepreneur who, as second president of the Soka Gakkai, revived the Sokagakkai Nichiren Buddhist organization after World War II and "restore" Nichiren Shoshu, building it into a dynamic, popular movement and building up the head Temple Taisekiji and the prestige of Nichiren Shoshu in the process.
		Arriving in Tokyo from the northern Island of Hokkaido in his early twenties, Toda found a teaching post at the school where Tsunesaburo Makiguchi was principal.
		Around that time, in July 10 of 1951, Josei Toda wrote his "History and Conviction of the Sokagakkai" which was essentially a recounting of his encounters with the Japanese Government and with the religious authority of his time which had been under the influence of the ideas of Chigaku Tanaka and Jimon Ogasawara.
	www.geocities.com /chris_holte/Buddhism/IssuesInBuddhism/toda.html (2644 words)

	Joon's Family > About BYJ
		JOSEI JISHIN WOMAN MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 25/9/2007 (1 reply)
		JOSEI JISHIN WOMAN MAGAZINE 29 MAY 2007 (1 reply)
		JOSEI JISHIN WOMAN MAGAZINE 1/8 2006 (1 reply)
	joonsfamily.com /lofiversion/index.php/f26.html (77 words)

	Josei Manga
		Josei manga is shoujo manga's big sister: while shoujo means girl, josei means woman and josei manga are published in magazines marketed to women aged 18-30.
		Josei manga has a different visual and storytelling style from shoujo manga.
		AnimeFringe describes josei manga as a "genre of manga [that] tends to deal with much more adult aspects of being a woman in contemporary Japan, such as frank depictions and discussions about sex, dating in today's world, and being in the workforce."
	tangerine.astraldream.net /joseimanga.html (231 words)

	YouTube - Intro To Soka Gakkai International - Pt 1
		It was conceived in 1930 as the Soka Kyoiku Gakkai [1], a small society of educators.
		Its founders, Tsunesaburo Makiguchi (1871-1944) and his protege Josei Toda (1900-1958), were inspired by Nichiren Buddhism and dedicated to educational reform.
		Josei Toda changed the name to Soka Gakkai after WWII (less)
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=a9Y057QwPtI (1114 words)

	Soka Gakkai International : About SGI > History > Josei Toda
		Soka Gakkai International : About SGI > History > Josei Toda
		Josei Toda (1900-58) was an educator, publisher and entrepreneur who, as second president of the Soka Gakkai, revived the lay Buddhist organization after World War II, building it into a dynamic, popular movement.
		The institute brings peace researchers, policy-makers and community activists together on projects related to peace-building and dialogue among civilizations.
	www.sgi.org /about/history/toda.html (453 words)

	bb's ramblings: days of being a BYJ fan: [Trans] josei jishin 2007/11/27
		without fail, our dear sweet sister would email me the english translation for the josei jishin article every week.
		don't you think it's kindda remarkable and even miraculous that joshin jishin (and shukan josei, for that matter) have managed to find things to print about wuri yong joon every week for the past 3,4 years?!!!
		This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar.
	happiebb.blogspot.com /2007/11/trans-josei-jishin-20071127.html (428 words)

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