• Introductory words

  Equipo del Consejo de Redacción

  15-17

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Invited Contributor

• Painting the town red: The Akamon of the Kaga mansion and daimyō gateway architecture in Edo

  William H. Coaldrake

  19-40

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Monograph

• Birth of Travel in Japan: ‘Travel’ along the Tōkaidō

  Kazuhiro Kuramoto

  41-50

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• Japanese archaeological parks: the use of historical heritage as a tourism and identity resource

  Rafael Abad de los Santos, Celia Sánchez Saura

  51-67

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• Japan seen through the camera lens. touristic photography as a means to define a nation’s identity

  Ana Trujillo Dennis

  69-82

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• The traveller-architect: mutual influences in inter-war Japan

  Lilian Barranco Luque

  53-92

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• From a Tourist Journey to a Hero Journey. Film Mimesis in the Japanese Tourist Discourse on Spain: The Case of "Andalucía" (2011)

  Marcos P. Centeno Martín

  93-11

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• "Things Japanese" by Basil H. Chamberlain: the first cultural guide to Japan?

  José Pazó Espinosa

  113-121

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• Japanese books for foreign tourists (from the Meiji era to the Second World War)

  V. David Almazán Tomás

  123-131

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• Japanese cultural heritage through tourism promotional material: past and present

  Marisa Peiró Márquez

  133-141

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• The Japan that "National Geographic" never published. Discovery of new photographs by Eliza Scidmore

  Ramón Vega Piniella

  143-155

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• Amakusa as a remarkable example of literary tourism in Japan: "Gosoku no kutsu" and the discovery of the Other

  Dámaso Ferreiro Posse

  157-168

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• Vestiges of Japan in missionary chronicles of the 17th century: the history of Marcelo de Ribadeneira

  Anna Busquets Alemany

  169-180

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• European diplomats, engineers and visitors in the Meiji Era: the cases of Ojeda, Sévoz and the Desmaissieres, and their artistic legacy in Spain

  Yayoi Kawamura

  181-193

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• The diplomat Francisco Reynoso (1856-1938) and his route around Meiji Japan

  Dra. Elena Barlés Báguena

  195-215

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• Remembrance images: Japan in Oleguer Junyent’s photography collection at Amatller Hispanic Art Institute

  Carolina Plou Anadón

  217-224

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• The 1935 College Cruise to the “Far East”. One trip to Japan and two destinations

  Muriel Gómez Pradas

  225-235

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• Let the "Yuru-Chara" do the job: Japan’s Mascot Character Frenzy and its Socioeconomic Implications

  Eddy Y. L. Chang

  237-252

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• Imagined Japan. Manganime imaginarium and media pilgrimage within the «Cool Japan» campaign

  José Andrés Santiago Iglesias

  253-262

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• A legal framework in the 2012 National Plan for the development of tourism: activating international tourism

  Carmen Tirado Robles

  263-277

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• [re]Japan. The conception of tourism space: from territory to architecture

  Jin Taira Alonso

  279-290

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Miscellaneous

• The Painting as Testimony: The intertextuality between the painting about the martyrdom of Nagasaki in 1622 and the account written by García Garcés in 1625

  José Blanco Perales

  291-305

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• Reflections on the image of Japan disseminated by Spanish press during the transition towards the new regime

  Juan Ramón Ojeda García

  307-316

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• Collecting Japanese contemporary art in Spain: The case of Alfonso González-Calero

  Alejandra Rodríguez Cunchillos

  317-331

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Publication reviews

• Bouso García, Raquel/ Heisig, James/ Kasulis, Thomas/Maraldo, John (editores) (2016): "La filosofía japonesa en sus textos"

  Sasha Jair Espinosa de Alba

  333-338

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