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Authors: Paul Brinkley-Rogers
‘Itsuki no komoriuta’ [‘Lullaby of Itsuki’]
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Iwo Jima, Battle of, 1945
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Jacobs, Herb
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Japan: bar hostesses
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bar hostesses, Japanese
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Manchuria
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; poetry and
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; Second World War and
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Second World War, 1939–45;
Tohoku earthquake and, 2011
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see also under individual area or place name
Japanese Culture Club of Arizona
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Japanese Foreign Ministry
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Jews
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; Second World War and
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; Shinto and
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Jizo (Buddhist deity)
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Johnston, Lieutenant James D.:
China and Japan: Being a Narrative of the Cruise of the U.S. Steam-Frigate Powhatan in the Years 1857, ’58, ’59 and ’60
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Kafka, Franz
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Kagero Nikki
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The Gossamer Years
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Kaji, Yukiko: appearance
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; birth
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; Buddhism and
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; as courtesan to Japanese elite in Hiroshima
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; daughter
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enka
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; Kamakura and Hayama, trips to with PBR
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kokyu
playing
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; name
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; opera, love of
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; Shinoda Yusuke and
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tanto shira
(short sword)
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; White Rose bar, work in
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White Rose bar, Yokosuka
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Kamakura, Japan
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kamikaze pilots
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kanji
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Kannon, statue of, Garden of Grand Vision, Harbin
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Kant, Immanuel:
Critique of Pure Reason
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Katsushika, Hokusai:
The Wave
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Kawabata, Yasunari
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Yama No Oto
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The Sound of the Mountain
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Keene, Donald:
Anthology of Japanese Literature: From the Earliest Era to the Mid–Nineteenth Century
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Keisaburo, Shimamoto
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kempei
(military policeman)
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Kennedy, John F.
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Kennedy, Robert F.
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Kerouac, Jack
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On the Road
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Koestler, Arthur: ‘The Lotus and the Robot’
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kokyu
(musical instrument)
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Krisher, Bernard
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Kurosawa, Akira:
Ame agaru
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After the Rain
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Rashomon
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Sh
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Scandal
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Subarashiki Nichiy
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One Wonderful Sunday
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Kyoichi, Sawada
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La Boheme
: ‘Si, Mi Chiamano Mimi’ [‘Yes, They Call Me Mimi’]
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La Grande Bellezza
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The Great Beauty
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Lara, Agustín: ‘Sombra De Mis Sombras’ [‘Echoes of My Shadows’]
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Lawrence, D.H.:
Lady Chatterley’s Lover
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Leach, Bernard:
Kenzan and His Tradition
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Li Yu: ‘A Meeting’
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Madama Butterfly
(Puccini)
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Manchu dynasty
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Manchuria
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; Chinese guerillas in
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; Harbin and
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Harbin
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; Japanese settlers flee, 1945
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; Japanese treatment of Chinese in
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kempei
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Kaji, Yukiko
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Manila, Philippines
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Marxism
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Mason, Richard:
The World of Suzie Wong
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Matsuo, Kazuko
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Matsuri, Phoenix, 2013 (festival)
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Michener, James A.:
Sayonara: A Japanese-American Love Story
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Mifune, Toshiro
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Mishima, Yukio: ‘The Priest of Shiga Temple and His Love’,
Death in Midsummer and Other Stories
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Misora, Hibari
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Mongolia
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