Reflexives in Japanese and English show a number of interesting differences. Morphologically, there is a single form "jibun" ("jishin") in Japanese, which does not vary for person or number. In English there are various forms which always agree in person and number ("myself,""himself,""themselves," etc.). Syntactically, English reflexives are usually restricted to the same clause as their antecedents, while Japanese reflexives are not. With numerous examples in Japanese and English, the uses of reflexives are analyzed and compared. (Author/CHK)