Last June, the European Network of Japanese Philosophy (ENOJP) published the first volume of its annual journal: the European Journal of Japanese Philosophy. It is available for sale at Amazon and CreateSpace. Universities and research centers can purchase a subscription as well.

The journal publishes articles, translations and reviews, among others. The inaugural issue's 19 texts are mostly oriented toward contemporary works and thinkers. Nonetheless, future contributions are welcome in this and any other subfield of Japanese philosophy.