Yasuko Sato is Associate Professor of History at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, where she teaches East Asian history, along with world/US survey courses. Her area of specialization is Japanese intellectual history in global contexts, with primary attention to the rediscovery and revival of classical antiquity in the modern world.

Chapter 1: The Man Who Transformed His Wife into a Matricultural Visionary.- Chapter 2: Traveling an Uncharted Path in Search of the Unifying Power of Love in a Dichotomously Divided and Godless World.- Chapter 3: Anarchist Views on Women in Modern Capitalist Societies.- Chapter 4: Women's Beauty and Intelligence in the Ancient Classics of Japan.- Chapter 5: Pioneering Japanese Feminist History.- Chapter 6: From Oppression to the Dawn of Liberation: "Women Are Now Standing on Their Own Feet".- Chapter 7: Revolting Against Western Capitalist Patriarchy: Questioning Modernity During the Asia-Pacific War.- Chapter 8: One Human Family and the Love of Life.- Chapter 9: Matricultures and Maternalist Paradigms Around the Globe.- Chapter 10: Takamure in the Twenty-First Century.