Tokyo Jazz Joints: Japanese jazz kissa as heterotopia

Philip Arneill

Tokyo Jazz Joints: Japanese jazz kissa as heterotopia

Philip Arneill

Belfast School of Art

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Abstract

Tokyo Jazz Joints: Japanese jazz kissa as heterotopiaTokyo Jazz Joints is an audio-visual project documenting Japan’s jazz listening spaces (jazu kissa). Interwoven with a personal account of a visit to the legendary Basie, this paper will introduce and contextualise the Tokyo Jazz Joints project, and propose that jazu kissa can be considered as examples of heterotopia as conceptualised by Foucault (1967).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	81-96
Number of pages	16
Journal	Jazz-hitz: Jazz Music Research Journal
Volume	4
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 19 Nov 2021

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Keywords

jazz
kissaten
Japan
Japanese
autoethnography
counterculture
listening space
heterotopia
culture
music

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