I use survey data to investigate how attitudes toward gender equality, immigration, and environmental protection change over time and relate to demographic variables across East Asian societies. I am also interested in public opinion and politics in Japan.
Research Notes
Descriptive and Substantive Representation: The Case of Japan's First Female Prime Minister (with Charles Crabtree), Reflections & Insights, Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, April 2026
Why did the Japanese public appear to vote against their own concerns? (with Charles Crabtree), Commentary Board, Critical Asian Studies, March 2026. DOI: https://doi.org/10.52698/UUEQ8203
Research Blogs
As Japan's popularity booms, a new survey shows strong anti-foreigner sentiment, The Conversation, June 2026. DOI: https://doi.org/10.64628/AA.kuasn63kn (French version)
Do scandals carry different electoral costs for male and female candidates in Japan? The Loop, the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), May 2026
How do Chinese citizens perceive environmental protection? The Loop, the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), August 2025
How Salient Are Traditional Family Values and Gender Stereotypes in Asia? Survey Evidence From Mainland China, The Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA), August 2025
Member Spotlight, AsiaNow, Association for Asian Studies (ASS), August 2025
Policy Briefs
Youth Unemployment Resists Easy Fixes, China Brief Notes, The Jamestown Foundation, June 2026
Respect without service: Japan’s recruitment crisis in an age of rearmament, The Pilot: Indo-Pacific Policy Briefs, Pacific Forum, June 2026
The Global Far Right’s Growing Fixation on Muslims in Japan, Center for the Study of Organized Hate, August 2026
Presentations
Articles
Attitudes Toward Immigrants, Traditional Values, and Authoritarian Values in Japan: Evidence from a Post-Election National Survey, IAM, Waseda University, July 2026
Anti-Immigrant Sentiments, Traditional Values, and Authoritarian Values in Japan: Evidence from a 2026 Post-Election Survey, Kobe University Political Science Workshop, July 2026
How Costly Are Scandals in Japan? A Conjoint Experiment on Candidate Gender (poster presentation), JSQPS Summer Program, July 2026
When Multiparty Politics Meets Cultural Conservatism: How Have Sentiments Toward Gender and Immigration Changed in Japan, JECPS Workshop, April 2026
Doctoral thesis
Attitude to Traditional Family Structure and Gender Roles in Mainland China: A Survey Analysis Based on Asian Barometer, WINPEC Seminar, August 2024
Attitudes Toward Traditional Family Structure and Gender Roles Across the Greater China Area: A Survey Analysis Based on Asian Barometer, WIAS, Conference, September 2024
Investigating Environmental Concern with World Values Survey: A Comparative Analysis Across Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan (poster presentation), JSQPS Winter Program, January 2026
A Study on Environmental Concern in Mainland China Based on the Latest Three Waves of the World Values Survey, ASQPS Annual Conference, December 2025
Comparing Patterns of Attitude Toward Traditional Family Structure and Gender Roles Across the Greater China Area Based on Asian Barometer, JECPS Workshop, November 2024
Investigating Environmental Concern with World Values Survey: A Comparative Analysis Across Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, 中国政治・メディア実証研究会, May 2025
Master's Thesis
A Review of Ronald Inglehart’s Postmaterialist Thesis: A Comparative Study Across Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, JSQPS Winter Program (poster presentation), January 2023
A Review of Ronald Inglehart’s Postmaterialist Thesis and Its Application to the Greater China Area, JECPS workshop, August 2022
Presentation Slides
Working Papers
A Study on Attitudes Toward Family and Gender in Mainland China Based on the Latest Three Waves of the Asian Barometer, WINPEC working paper, July 2025
A Study on Environmental Concern in Mainland China Based on the Latest Three Waves of the World Values Survey, WINPEC working paper, May 2025