Library Books - History
2025/4/22
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Title
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Author
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Publisher
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| Ashes to Awesome: Japan's 6,000-Day Economic Miracle | Hiroshi Yoshikawa | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Asia Reoriented - A New Conception of World History | Takahi Okamoto | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Closed Linguistic Space: Censorship by the Occupation Forces and Postwar Japan | Jun Eto | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Contested Perceptions - Interactions and Relations between China, Korea, and Japan since the Seventeenth Century | Takashi Okamoto | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Emerging Heroes - WWII-Era Diplomats, Jewish Refgees, and Escape to Japan | Akira Kitade | |
| Empire of the Seas - Thinking about Asia | Takashi Shiraishi | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
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Friendship Across the Seas: the US Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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Naoyuki Agawa
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Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture
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| From Party Politics to Militarism in Japan, 1924-1941 | Shinichi Kitaoka | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| In the Service of the Shogun: The Real Story of William Adams | Frederic Cryns | Reaktion Books |
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Introducing Japan
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Donald Richie
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Kodansha
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Introducing Kyoto
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Herbert E. Plutschow
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Kodansha
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Introducing Tokyo
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Donald Richie
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Kodansha
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Japan Eyes on the Country
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Foreign Press Centre
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Foreign Press Centre
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Long Term Plan for Tokyo Metropolis
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TMG Municipal Library
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TMG Municipal Library
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| Mutsu Minemitsu and His Time | Hisahiko Okazaki | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
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National Parks of Japan
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Mary Sutherland
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Kodansha
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Okinawa
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Okinawa Prefectural Government
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Okinawa Prefectural Government
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| Pax Tokugawana: The Cultural Flowering of Japan, 1603-1853 | Toru Haga | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
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Profile of Okinawa
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Moriteru Arasaki
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Techno
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| Security Politics in Japan: Legislation for a New Security Environment | Yuichi Hosoya | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Shigemitsu and Togo and Their Time | Hisahiko Okazaki | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
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The Beauty of Japan
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Edward Seidensticker
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Gakken
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| The Economics of Colonialism in Korea - Rethinking Japanese Rule and Aftermath | Mitsuhiko Kimura | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| The Era of Great Disasters - Japan and Its Three Major Earthquakes | Makoto Iokibe | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| The History of Takeshima and Japan: Historical Accounts and Stories from the San'in Region | Takashi Sugihara | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
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The Living Traditions of Old Kyoto
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Diane Durston
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Kodansha
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| The Occupation of Japan 1945-52: Tokyo, Washington and Okinawa | Fumio Fukunaga | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| The Pacific War and Japan's Diplomacy in Asia | Sumio Hatano | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| The Remarkable History of Japan-US Relations | Kosaka Masataka | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| The Territory of Japan - Its History and Legal Basis | Kentaro Serita | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
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Tokyo
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Peter Popham
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Kodansha
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| Toward Creation of a New World History | Masashi Haneda | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Toward the Meiji Revolution: The Search for "Civilization" in Nineteenth-Century Japan | Karube Tadashi | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Toshida Shigeru and His Time | Hisahiko Okazaki | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| Travels with a Writing Brush: Classical Japanese Travel Writing from the Manyoshu to Basho | Meredith McKinney | Penguin Books |
| Understanding History in Asia: What Diplomatic Documents Reveal | Hattori Ryuji | Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture |
| What is Japanese Cinema? A History | Yomota Inuhiko | Columbia University Press |
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