Abstract
Anne of Green Gables has enjoyed well over a dozen major Japanese translations since its first in 1952, and Prince Edward Island is an ever-popular tourist destination for Japanese fans of Anne of Green Gables. This paper examines how early illustrations of Anne draw on the pre-established history of girls’ literature in Japan while also making space for contemporary readers to discover points of self-identification.
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