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Michael Foster (academic)
Michael Foster is an assistant professor of Folklore at Indiana University Bloomington. He has taught in some capacity since 1989, starting in Japan teaching the English language, returning to the states to teach Japanese, and moving on to Japanese folklore and literature. In addition to his academic career, which has mainly focused on Japanese literature and culture, he has published several short stories. Much of his work on Japanese folklore has centered on tales of the supernatural—the strange and the weird. That is the subject of his first book, ''Pandemonium and Parade: Japanese Monsters and the Culture of Yôkai'',〔
Foster, Michael. 2009. Pandemonium and Parade: Japanese Monsters and the Culture of Yôkai University of California Press〕 which received the Chicago Folklore Prize〔(Chicago Folklore Prize )〕 in 2009.
==Education==
Foster studied English in his undergraduate institution of Wesleyan University, and graduated with Honors. For his Master's he studied Japanese Literature and Folklore at University of California, Berkeley, where his folklore studies were influenced by Alan Dundes. He also did intensive language study in Yokohama, Japan and studied History and Folklore at Kanagawa University. He earned his Ph.D. from Stanford University, in the department of Asian Languages (Japanese).
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