JICPAS issues an English-language magazine "Review of Japanese Culture and Society" offering an international analysis of Japanese people and culture. This magazine is published with a view to enhance international recognition of Japanese culture and its society as well as to stimulate mutual understanding and study the methods of cultural theory.
- Discourse on Decadence (1946): A Penetrating Look at the Chaos of Japan amidst the Ruins of War
- Ango Sakaguchi 1
- Excursion through a Hamlet for Lunatics (1946): A Satirical Comment on the Japanese Provincialism
- Minoru Kida 6
- Japan as a Hybrid Culture (1955): A Discussion of the Japanese Manner of Introducing, Imitating and Assimilating Elements of Foreign Cultures
- Shoichi Kato 15
- Japan as Viewed from an Eco-historical Perspective(1957): An Argument Revealing the Dynamics of the Japanese Culture
- Tadao Umesao 25
- A Reconsideration of the Culture of Shame (1964): A Reevaluation of Ruth Benedict's description of Japanese Society as a Culture of Shame
- Keiichi Sakuta 32
- Japanese History from a Personal Viewpoint (1972): A Comment on the Japanese Sense of "What is Right" as perceived at the Times of Unrest as the Age of Civil Wars Meiji Restoration
- Ryotaro Shiba 40
- The Importance of the Peer Group in Japanese Society (1976): An Inquiry into What the "Horizontal Society" of Japan Offers in Terms of Collectivism and Solidarity
- Toshinao Yoneyama 46
- The Structure of Seken-Tei (Appearances) (1977): An Analysis of Concepts that Shape the Consciousness and Behavior of the Japanese People
- Tadashi Inoue 51
- Characteristics of Theories of Japanese Culture (1977): The Key to Japanese Creativity Which is Highly Hospitable to Outside Stimuli
- Hidetoshi Kato 62
- The Hollow Center in the Mythology of "Kojiki" (1980): An Analysis of the Original Meaning of Space in Japanese Myth
- Hayao Kawai 72
- Changing perspectives on the Family in Post-War Japan(1983): Problems of the Family and Home: Change and Disintegration
- Masanao Kano 78
- "Tokoyo" (The Eternal World)? The Archetype of the Japanese World View (1983): The Japanese View of Death and the Desire for the Other World
- Kenichi Tanigawa 85
- The Vertical Structure of Japanese Society as a Utopia (1985): A Critique of Nakane Chie's Theory of Vertical Society
- Hiromi Hata and Wendy Smith 92
- Time Table? A Short Story (1975)
- Taeko Tomioka 110
