Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education
*4 issues a year (May, August, November, and February)
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.51
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.52
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.53
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.54
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.55
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.56
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.57
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.58
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.59
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.60
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.61
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.62
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.63
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.64
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.65
Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education Vol.66
*Serial* Home Economics Education in Japan
This serial focuses on the characteristics and current issues surrounding home economics education in Japan, while also providing a historical perspective.This serial began from Vol.56-4 in Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education.
(1) Arai, Noriko (2014). Home Economics as Citizenship Education in Japan: The Creative Challenge of Curriculum and Practice. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education, 56(4), p.228-233.
(2) Akatsuka, Tomoko (2014). Learning Harnessed in Information and Human Service Society. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education, 57(1), p.52-54.
(3) Tatano, Michiko (2014). The Basis for Family Education, Home Economics Education. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education, 57(2), p.124-126.
(4) Suzuki, Yoko (2014). Food & Nutrition Education in Home Economics Education. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education, 57(3), p.238-241.
(5) Nao TAKAGI (2015). The Driving Force of a Gender-Equal Society. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education, 57(4) , P311-314.
(6) Misako KUWAHATA, Ayako WATANABE (2015) .Learning about Life Culture in Home Economics : Its Inheritance and Creation. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education, 58(1) , P42-47.
(7) Keiko ITO(2015). Foundational Learning for Career and Economic Life in Home Economics Education. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education. 58(2). P116-118.
(8) Rie IMOTO(2015). Home Economics Education to Nurture the Leaders of a Sustainable Society. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education. 58(3). P172-176.
(9) Midori OTAKE(2015). Home Economics Education for Societies Securing Work-Life Balance (WLB). Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education. 58(4). P260-263.
(10) Miho KAWAMURA(2016). Japanese Home Economics Education‘Kateika’: All Children Love It. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education. 59(1).P46-48.
(11) Yoko OKA(2016). Home Economics Education Sustaining the Development of Children. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education. 59(2).P111-113.
(12) Yuki YANO(2016). Home Economics Education Inculcates Independence. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education. 59(3).P162-164.
(13) Kazue MOCHIZUKI(2017). Citizenship Education and Home Economics Education toward Gender Equality Society: Promoting Female Economic and Political Participation in Japan. Journal of the Japan Association of Home Economics Education. 59(4).P237-240.
Books
Home Economics Education in JAPAN 2012
| Front Cover | i-ii |
| Class Practice &Textbooks of Home Economics | iii-v |
| Contents | vii-viii |
| Foreword | ix-x |
| Preface | xi-xii |
| 1 Japanese School Education System and Home Economics | 1-10 |
| 2 Home Economics Education in the 2008 & 2009 Course of Study | 11-22 |
| 3 The Advancement of Home Economics Education in Post-war Era | 23-37 |
| 4 Home Economics Education and Issues in Contemporary Living | 38-51 |
| 5 Class Practice of Home Economics | 52-68 |
| 6 The Survey and Research Regarding Home Economics Education in Japan | 69-80 |
| 7 Home Economics Teacher Training in Higher Education of Japan | 81-91 |
| COURSE OF STUDY FOR ELEMNTARY SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS 2008 | 92-94 |
| COURSE OF STUDY FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS FIELD IN TECHNOLOGY & HOME ECONOMICS 2008 | 95-97 |
| COURSE OF STUDY FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS 2009 | 98-108 |
Poster Presentations
・IFHE 2012 July Poster(PDF:2.37MB)
Revitalization of Investigative Activities by Independent Projects：Case of Japan Association of Home Economic Education’s “The Research Projects on Contemporary Issues”
・IFHE Leadership Meeting 2014 February Poster(PDF:962KB)
How we teach solidarity between young and elderly citizens for future multigenerational living
・ARAHE 2019 August Poster(PDF:338KB)
Outcomes and challenges of Japan’s high school compulsory home
economics: Insights from National-scale surveys conducted by JAHEE
