The Journal of the Polynesian Society is an academic journal dedicated to cultural heritage in the Pacific region, covering a wide range of research related to Pacific island areas such as Polynesia, Melanesia, and Micronesia. This journal provides a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and readers interested in the history, culture, and social phenomena of the Pacific region.

The distinctive feature of this journal lies in its in-depth exploration of social, cultural, indigenous, and historical research, which not only focuses on the past of the Pacific region but also on its evolution and development in modern society. Encourage research on the historical background, cultural traditions, social structure, religious beliefs, artistic expression, and history of contact and communication with the outside world in the Pacific Island region. The readership includes anthropologists, historians, sociologists, cultural researchers, as well as scholars and students interested in the cultural heritage of the Pacific region. By publishing high-quality academic papers, journals provide a platform for the academic community to understand and discuss the forefront of research in the Pacific region.