iKjeld.com Contributors

Debito Arudou – Hokkaido based human rights activist (Wikipedia)
David Askew – Author and Associate Professor (Law) at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
Herbert P. Bix – Author of Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan, writes on problems of war and empire
Dave Coll Blanco – Tokyo based photographer for Spanish News Agency EFE
David Bull – Tokyo based ukiyo-e artist
Chris Bunting – Freelance journalist from London who moved to Japan in April 2005
Zeljko Cipris – Author and translator of books like Soldiers Alive
Steven Clemons – Director of the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation and co-founder of the Japan Policy Research Institute
Jean Miyake Downey – Writes on grassroots nonviolent social change and multiculturalism
Junko Edahiro – Writes for Japan for Sustainability (JFS)
Brad Glosserman – Executive director at the Pacific Forum CSIS
Bill Gordon – Kamikaze Images, Senior Financial Manager at Pratt & Whitney
Tobias Harris – Japan/East Asia specialist. Writes about Japanese politics
Romulus Hillsborough – U.S. based author and journalist
Kiyoshi Koshiba – Staff writer of Japan for Sustainability
Mindy Kotler – Founder and director of the Japan Information Access Project
Annie Manion
Paul-Vincent McInnes – Tokyo based author
David McNeill – Tokyo-based journalist
Greg Mitchell – Editor of Editor, and publisher and former editor of Nuclear Times (Wikipedia)
Martin Rep – Publisher of Mahjong News
Kseniya Ruvinskaya – New York fashion writer
Nobuko Saigusa – Writes for Japan for Sustainability (JFS)
Jean Scheidnes – US based journalist who writes about style
Kosuke Takahashi – Freelance correspondent based in Tokyo
Masaru Tamamoto – Writes on Japanese national identity and international relations (World Policy Institute)
Moritatsu Tawara – Secretary General of the Kansai Press Club
Mark Selden – Coordinator of Japan Focus and author of books on Japan and the Asia-Pacific
Steve Silver – Japan based educator and photographer who writes about politics, culture, society, and humor
Norbert Vollertsen – German doctor and human rights activist (Wikipedia)

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