Media and New Religions in Japan

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The exploration of Japanese "new religions" reveals their strategic use of various media forms to train members and convey messages while navigating the challenges of public perception. The book delves into the tension these groups experience between the necessity for visibility and the potential backlash from media scrutiny. It highlights how these religions manage their image and the implications for attracting new followers, offering a nuanced view of their interaction with contemporary media landscapes.