Japan's Invisible Race

activities American associated attitudes become behavior Buddhist Buraku children Buraku Liberation Buraku problems Burakumin caste organization caste societies caste system chapter concept concerning culture Danzaemon defined discrimination discriminatory Dōwa economic emancipation endogamy farmers feelings functions hierarchy high caste Hinin households India individual instances Japan Kaihō Dōmei kojiki Kyoto labor leaders Levelers living low caste lower class majority society marriage Matagi Matsumoto Matsuzaki ment minority groups mobility movement munity Nagano Prefecture Nara Nara Prefecture Negro non-Buraku non-outcaste occupations official Okayama ordinary Osaka outcaste community outcaste group outcaste status pariah percent person political pollution population position Prefecture programs psychological purity rank relationships religious residence ritual role sanctions segments segregation sexual shigin Shin-machi Shinto social structure southern United Suiheisha symbolic tion Tokugawa period Tokyo traditional United untouchable village Wakayama Prefecture Yokoi Yuwa Zenkoku Suiheisha zōri