Hobby and Gender: Schmidt-Gender <Handmade> and <Self-Made> Modernity Yuki Jinno Izumi Tsuji Yutaka Iida Seikyusha New. [Contents] Handmade is for women, plastic models are for men. The hobby of making things is strongly linked to masculinity and femininity, and even if you just enjoy it, it has built a close relationship with the division of labor by gender roles. From the magazines "Junior Soreiyu" (1954-60) and "Children's Science" (1924-), the book uses the keywords <handmade>, which is associated with women, such as handicrafts, dolls, and interiors, and <self-made>, which is assigned to men, such as crafts, models, and military, to depict the modern and contemporary history of handmade hobbies. Handmade items abound at Comiket, Design Festa, home centers, and "Instagram." The book traces the origins of the modern "hobby of enjoying making things yourself," and delves into the realities of culture, divided by men and women. [Table of Contents] Handmade and Gender Yuki Jinno / Izumi Tsuji / Yutaka Iida Data from boy and girl magazines ■1 <Handmade> Useful for Home Life "Junior Soreiyu" Girl's Handicrafts Akiko Yamazaki The Ideal of Girls Male Intellectuals as Senders "Handicrafts" Avoided Dolls of Girls and Juniors in "Shoujo no Tomo" and "Junior Soreiyu" Erika Imada Temple Doll Controversy Girls' Dolls as Crafts and Art Junior Dolls as Daily Necessities Interior Handicrafts and the Age of Crafts Yuki Jinno Handmade in "Junior Soreiyu" From "Junior Soreiyu" to "My Room" Female Students and Handicrafts: Inheritance from the "Junior Soreiyu" Generation Asako Nakagawa Women's Community From Handicrafts to Handmade ■2 The Boy Community that <Self-Makes> Crafts and Railway Hobbies Born from Science Magazines "Children's Science" Before the War / During the War / After the War Izumi Tsuji What Did Craft Articles Tell the Boys? The Spirit of Practicality Seen in Pre-War and Wartime Inventions Masayuki Shiotani Changes in Craft Articles Seen from Numerical Values Children's Science Mobilized Crafts and Weapons During the War Hiroshi Matsui "Children's Science" in the Early 1940s "Children's Science" During the War: Military and Models The Curse of Science and Military Model Crafts in Aviation Magazines in the 1950s Akinori Sato Model Airplanes and Magazines Before and After the Wartime System War Chronicle Boom ■3 Social History of DIY Men's Handmade Hobbies and Familism Shinya Mizojiri Self-Broadcasting as DIY: Early CATV Yutaka Iida CATV as a Hobby Culture Self-Made Garden Railway Socialization Sho Shiomi Sakuradani Light Railway #List of items for sale by Tsutsui