HashimaXR Publications

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Authors: Christopher Gerteis
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Abstract

This archive contains academic and public-facing publications produced as part of the HashimaXR Project. This deposit includes peer-reviewed publications and scholarly public-facing articles analyzing industrial heritage politics, contested memory, and digital heritage in the Japan-Korea context, produced in connection with the HashimaXR Project. About the Project HashimaXR was a collaborative extended reality (XR) project developed between 2021 and 2024 that aimed to reconstruct Hashima Island's coal-mining community as it existed in the early 1970s. The project sought to foreground everyday life while creating space for histories that official heritage narratives have marginalized. Although the project achieved sophisticated spatial reconstruction and narrative design, it did not reach public release.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Japanese History and Culture Oral History Memory Narrative Analysis

Publication details

Journal / source
SOAS Research Online (SOAS University of London)
Publication date
17 March 2026