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1. Japan's New Island Posessions in the Pacific: History and Present Status
Japan's New Island Posessions in the Pacific: History and Present Status
Description
The Journal of International Relations, Vol. 12 (1921-1922), pp. 173-191.
2. The Political Ideas of Modern Japan
The Political Ideas of Modern Japan
Description
Tokyo: Shokwabo
3. Japan and Manchuria
Japan and Manchuria
4. Helden unter dem Sonnenbanner: Von Hawaii bis Singapur
Helden unter dem Sonnenbanner: Von Hawaii bis Singapur
Description
Dresden: Franz Müller
5. Why Did Japan Internvene in China?
Why Did Japan Internvene in China?
Description
East Asia Review, Vol. 4, No.2 (May 25, 1940), Shanghai: East Asia Pub. Co., pp. 1-4.
6. Mitsuru Tôyama kämpft für Großasien
Mitsuru Tôyama kämpft für Großasien
Description
München: Zinnen Verlag
7. Japan and Manchuria: A Reply to Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, Formerly Vice-President of the South Manchurian Raillway
Japan and Manchuria: A Reply to Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, Formerly Vice-President of the South Manchurian Raillway
8. Horobiyuku edo shumi 亡び行く江戸趣味　
Horobiyuku edo shumi 亡び行く江戸趣味　
9. An Address on Manchuria, Its Past and Present and Reply to Professor Shuhsi Hsu
An Address on Manchuria, Its Past and Present and Reply to Professor Shuhsi Hsu
10. Human Bullets: A Soldier's Story of Port Arthur
Human Bullets: A Soldier's Story of Port Arthur
Description
Tokyo: Teibi
11. Historic Fall of Singapore
Historic Fall of Singapore
Description
A condescending view of the British and their failure to defend Singapore, Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol XI, No.7 (July, 1942), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 1073-1083.
12. Koreans Are Good Japanese Despite Chungking Charges
Koreans Are Good Japanese Despite Chungking Charges
Description
Some of what the articles claims to be Chinese slanders were in fact true. (But, of course, be aware that the Chinese did at times make bogus claims about Japanese activities)., East Asian Review, Vol. 5, No. 5 (January 10, 1941), Shanghai: East Asia Pub. Co., pp. 34-36.
13. Memorandum for the President: Japanese Feelers
Memorandum for the President: Japanese Feelers
Description
OSS Reports to the White House. Studies in Intelligence, Vol. 9, No.3 (Summer, 1965), pp. 33-50.
14. Husheng hua ji护生画集 -- [volume 5]
Husheng hua ji护生画集 -- [volume 5]
Description
an eshunet e-book GUOBIAO
15. U.S.A. --- World's Policeman
U.S.A. --- World's Policeman
Description
East Asia Review, Vol. 3, No.12 (April 25, 1940), Shanghai: East Asia Pub. Co., pp. 3-5.
16. Barley and Soldiers
Barley and Soldiers
Description
It is 1939 and Japan is at war with China. This serialized account is a first-hand experience of the war. Perhaps mildly propagandistic and from a perspective not likely to be defended by anyone today, the story is a fine period piece. Appeared serially in the East Asia Review --- Vol. 2, No. 1 (May 10, 1939), pp. 1-16; Vol. 2, No. 2 (May 25, 1939), pp. 28-40; Vol. 2, No. 3 (June 10, 1939), pp. 27-40; Vol. 2, No. 4 (June 25, 1939), pp. 27-40; Vol. 2, No. 5 (July 10, 1939), pp. 24-40; Vol. 2, No. 6 (July 25, 1939), pp. 23-40; Vol. 2, No. 7 (August 10, 1939), pp. 28-40; Vol. 2, No. 8 (August 25, 1939), pp. 27-40., East Asia Review. Vol. 2, Shanghai: East Asia Pub. Co.
17. Economic Co-operation of Japan and China in Manchuria and Mongolia : Its Motives and Basic Significance
Economic Co-operation of Japan and China in Manchuria and Mongolia : Its Motives and Basic Significance
Description
Dairen: Chunichi Bunka Kyokai
18. Shikei no mae　死刑の前　
Shikei no mae　死刑の前　
Description
FROM: Aozora Bunko 青空庫, Tokyo: Chuko batkusu
19. Oration: Japan, the Prophet of the Yellow Race
Oration: Japan, the Prophet of the Yellow Race
20. Guerre Sino-Japonaise : recueil d'estampes par Bei-sen, Han-ko, etc.
Guerre Sino-Japonaise : recueil d'estampes par Bei-sen, Han-ko, etc.
Description
A little book of colored illustrations presenting events in the Sino-Japanese War, 1894-1895. Not a great deal of research value, but visually delightful., Tōkyō : Kanemitsu Masao
21. Japanese Chronological Tables, Showing the Date, According to the Julian or Gregorian Calendar of the First Day of Each Japanese Month: From Tai-kwa 1st Year to Mei-ji 6th Year (645 A.D. to 1873 A.D.): With an Introductory Essay on Japanese Chronology and
Japanese Chronological Tables, Showing the Date, According to the Julian or Gregorian Calendar of the First Day of Each Japanese Month: From Tai-kwa 1st Year to Mei-ji 6th Year (645 A.D. to 1873 A.D.): With an Introductory Essay on Japanese Chronology and
22. The Japanese Invasion: A Study in the Psychology if Inter-Racial Contacts
The Japanese Invasion: A Study in the Psychology if Inter-Racial Contacts
Description
Chicago: McClurg
23. Voyages and Travels [volume one]
Voyages and Travels [volume one]
Description
Contains: Ansons Voyage Round the World; Kaempfers Account of Japan; Stephens Travels in Egypt, Arabia, and the Holy Land; Stephens Travels in Greece, Turkey, Russia, and Poland; the Muntiny of the Bounty by Lieutenant W. Bligh. A Google book., London: Nathaniel Cook
24. Chinese Renovation and Japan
Chinese Renovation and Japan
Description
Cultural Nippon, Vol. VI, No. 4 (December, 1938), Tokyo: Nippon Bunka Chuo Renmei, pp. 69-79.
25. New American Imperialism
New American Imperialism
Description
The title is an interesting use of a term that maybe didnt quite fit the circumstances in East Asia during WW2., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol. XII, No. 11 (November, 1943), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, . 1395-1412.
26. Japanische Lebensanschauung und Vergleich mit Der Neuen Richtung in Deutschland
Japanische Lebensanschauung und Vergleich mit Der Neuen Richtung in Deutschland
Description
Cultural Nippon, Vol.III, No.4 (December, 1935), Tokyo: Nippon Bunka Chuo Renmei, pp. 562-572.
27. Edo ka Tokyo ka 江戸か東京か
Edo ka Tokyo ka 江戸か東京か
Description
Tokyo: Iawanami bunko
28. If Japan and America Fight
If Japan and America Fight
Description
Tokyo: Meguro Bunten
29. Maker of New Japan: Marquis Ito's Experience
Maker of New Japan: Marquis Ito's Experience
Description
A Google book, Nagasaki: Gwaikokugo Kyojusho
30. Japan and Pan-Asiatic Movement
Japan and Pan-Asiatic Movement
Description
Tokyo: Herald of Asia Press
31. Ch'in Shih Huang Ti and His Times
Ch'in Shih Huang Ti and His Times
Description
Cultural Nippon, Vol.II, No.11 (June, 1934), Tokyo: Nippon Bunka Chuo Renmei, pp. 152-159.
32. Principle of the Open Door in China and Manchoukuo
Principle of the Open Door in China and Manchoukuo
Description
Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan
33. Democracy and the Japanese Government
Democracy and the Japanese Government
Description
New York: Arbor Press
34. The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
35. Bonun anma roku 梵雲庵漫録　
Bonun anma roku 梵雲庵漫録　
Description
In Japanese.
36. Edo no gangu　江戸の玩具　
Edo no gangu　江戸の玩具　
Description
Tokyo: Iawanami bunko
37. Our Southern Reconstruction Policy
Our Southern Reconstruction Policy
Description
Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol. XI, No.12 (December, 1942), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 1746-1756
38. Japan sprengt die Fesseln
Japan sprengt die Fesseln
Description
Berlin: Paul Hochmuth
39. United States and New World Order
United States and New World Order
Description
Basically, the US just doesnt get it: there is a new world order in both Europe and Asia and the old democracies and their imperialism are the past., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol XII, No. 11 (November, 1943), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 1421-1431.
40. Punishment to War Prisoners
Punishment to War Prisoners
Description
Japan was very upset with the Doolittle Raid and regarded captured airmen as war criminals., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol XII, No.6 (June, 1943), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 688-692.
41. Japan's Message to America: A Symposium by Representative Japanese on Japan and American-Japanese Relations
Japan's Message to America: A Symposium by Representative Japanese on Japan and American-Japanese Relations
42. The North China Incident
The North China Incident
43. Tokyoites Under Air Raids
Tokyoites Under Air Raids
Description
Author puts on a happy face as the residents of Tokyo go about their regular business oblivious to allied air raids., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol. XI, No. 9 (September, 1942), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 1337-1386
44. Documentary Materials
Documentary Materials
Description
An interesting collection of official statements and upbeat opinion despite the obvious dark end to which the war was clearly headed., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol. XIV, Nos.1-31 (January-March, 1945), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 155-170.
45. Australia and Greater East Asia
Australia and Greater East Asia
Description
With a certain smugness, Itoh suggests that Australia might best serve itself by relying less on Britain and more on the reality of its geography. East Asia is its future., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol. XI, No. 9 (Spetember, 1942), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 1340-1346
46. Japan Joins the Axis
Japan Joins the Axis
Description
East Asia Review. Vol. 4, No. 11 (October 10, 1940), Shanghai: East Asia Pub. Co., pp. 1-5
47. Japan Joins the Axis
Japan Joins the Axis
Description
East Asia Review. Vol. 4, No. 11 (October 10, 1940), Shanghai: East Asia Pub. Co., pp. 1-4
48. Pearl Harbour Raid and Roberts Report
Pearl Harbour Raid and Roberts Report
Description
This article concludes that the US attacked Japan first at Pearl Harbor, hence, there was no sneak attack., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol XII, No.4 (April, 1943), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 417-425.
49. Japan's Silent Mussolini
Japan's Silent Mussolini
Description
The Living Age, Vol. 321, No.4166 (May 10, 1924), pp. 887-892.
50. Japanese-Thai Cultural Accord
Japanese-Thai Cultural Accord
Description
Thailand was an ally of Japan during World War II., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol. XI, No. 12 (December, 1942), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 1729-1734.
51. The Nine Heroes of Pearl Harbour Attack
The Nine Heroes of Pearl Harbour Attack
Description
Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. April 1942, Vol. XI, no. 4, Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 564-584
52. Pulse of Japan: That Ideals and Aims Behind Japanese Actions in East Asia may be Better Perceived
Pulse of Japan: That Ideals and Aims Behind Japanese Actions in East Asia may be Better Perceived
Description
Tokyo: Tokyo Information Bureau
53. Travel in the Tokugawa Era
Travel in the Tokugawa Era
Description
Cultural Nippon, Vol.VII, No.3 (November, 1939), Tokyo: Nippon Bunka Chuo Renmei, pp. 69-80.
54. Proceedings of the Assembly of the Greater East Asiatic Nations Held on November 5 and 6, 1943, at the Diet Building, Tokyo
Proceedings of the Assembly of the Greater East Asiatic Nations Held on November 5 and 6, 1943, at the Diet Building, Tokyo
Description
In the late fall of 1943, the nations of Greater East Asia met in Tokyo. Proceedings of the Assembly of the Greater East Asiatic Nations Held on November 5 and 6, 1943, at the Diet Building, Tokyo is notable for any number of things, but not disagreement with Japanese policy. Nations represented: Japan, China, Burma, Thailand, Manchoukuo, Philippines, Thailand, and India., Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs. Vol. XII, No. 11 (November, 1943), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 1337-1386
55. Japan's Victory in Historical Light
Japan's Victory in Historical Light
Description
Contemporary Japan: A Review of Far Eastern Affairs, Vol. XI, no.1 (January, 1942), Tokyo: Foreign Affairs Association of Japan, pp. 37-47.
56. The New East Asia and Capitalism
The New East Asia and Capitalism
Description
Cultural Nippon, Vol. VII, No. 2 (August, 1939), Tokyo: Nippon Bunka Chuo Renmei, pp. 1-14.
57. Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan. Section 18B: Japanese Administration Over Occupied Areas- Malaya
Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan. Section 18B: Japanese Administration Over Occupied Areas- Malaya
58. Fifth Air Force in the Conquest of the Bismarck Archipelago, November 1943 to March 1944
Fifth Air Force in the Conquest of the Bismarck Archipelago, November 1943 to March 1944
59. Defending Driniumor:Covering Force Operations in New Guinea, 1944
Defending Driniumor:Covering Force Operations in New Guinea, 1944
60. Pastel: Deception in the Invasion of Japan
Pastel: Deception in the Invasion of Japan
61. New Guinea: 24 January 1943 --- 31 December 1944
New Guinea: 24 January 1943 --- 31 December 1944
62. B29s Against Coke Ovens.'
B29s Against Coke Ovens.'
Description
Studies in Intelligence, Vol. 9, No. 3 (Summer, 1965), pp. 25-31.
63. Japan in the Beginning of the 20th Century
Japan in the Beginning of the 20th Century
Description
A Google Book
64. Behind Japanese Lines in Burma
Behind Japanese Lines in Burma
Description
Studies in Intelligence, No.11 (Fall/Winter 2001), pp. 67-79.
65. The Japanese Spirit.
The Japanese Spirit.
66. Northern Solomons: 22 February 1943 --- 21 November 1944
Northern Solomons: 22 February 1943 --- 21 November 1944
67. Intelligence Operations of OSS Detachment 101
Intelligence Operations of OSS Detachment 101
Description
Studies in Intelligence, Vol. 4, No3 (Summer, 1960), pp. A1-A13.
68. Annual Report of Stateside Activities Supporting the Reorientation Program in Japan and the Ryuku Islands --- October 1950
Annual Report of Stateside Activities Supporting the Reorientation Program in Japan and the Ryuku Islands --- October 1950
69. Janko Payef (Peev) Ex-Bulgarian Minister --- Japan
Janko Payef (Peev) Ex-Bulgarian Minister --- Japan
70. Radio Broadcasting in Japan
Radio Broadcasting in Japan
71. Japan's Decision for War in 1941: Some Enduring Lessons
Japan's Decision for War in 1941: Some Enduring Lessons
72. Publications Prohibited Under the Shogunate
Publications Prohibited Under the Shogunate
Description
The Japan Magazine, Vol. IX, no. III ( July, 1918) pp. 165-167.
73. Bismarck Archipelago: 15 December 1943 --- 27 November 1944
Bismarck Archipelago: 15 December 1943 --- 27 November 1944
74. Luzon: 15 December 1944 --- 4 July 1945
Luzon: 15 December 1944 --- 4 July 1945
75. Development of the South Pacific Air Route
Development of the South Pacific Air Route
76. With Russian, Japanese and Chunchuse: The Experiences of an Englishman During the Russo-Japanese War
With Russian, Japanese and Chunchuse: The Experiences of an Englishman During the Russo-Japanese War
77. Intelligence in the New Japan.
Intelligence in the New Japan.
78. Genealogy of the Imperial House of Japan; Japanese Eras
Genealogy of the Imperial House of Japan; Japanese Eras
79. The Ideals of the East.
The Ideals of the East.
Description
Okakura was very popular in the West as an interpreter of Asia. In this work he emphasizes Japanese art (Okakura participated in the founding of Kokka, the prestigous art journal).
80. Glimpses of Japan
Glimpses of Japan
Description
The National Geographic Magazine, Vol. XXII, No. 11 (November, 1911), pp. 965-1002.
81. The Japanese Nation: Its Land, Its People, and Its Life, with Special Consideration to Its Relations with the United States
The Japanese Nation: Its Land, Its People, and Its Life, with Special Consideration to Its Relations with the United States
82. The Nipponistic Reconstruction of Japan
The Nipponistic Reconstruction of Japan
Description
MA Thesis in the Department of Economics
83. Some Thoughts on the Political Development of the Japanese People
Some Thoughts on the Political Development of the Japanese People
Description
The Journal of Race Development, Vol. 7, No.3 (January, 1917), pp. 291-302.
84. Japan: Marking Time in Economic Relations with the USSR
Japan: Marking Time in Economic Relations with the USSR
85. Japanese Memories
Japanese Memories
86. Political Strategy Prior to the Outbreak of War: Part I
Political Strategy Prior to the Outbreak of War: Part I
Description
Product of: Military History Section, Headquarters, Army Forces Far East.
87. Probability of a Communist Assault on Japan in 1951
Probability of a Communist Assault on Japan in 1951
88. Two Years of Occupation: Economic
Two Years of Occupation: Economic
89. Central Pacific: 7 December 1941 --- 6 December 1943
Central Pacific: 7 December 1941 --- 6 December 1943
90. Japanese Intervention in the Russian Far East
Japanese Intervention in the Russian Far East
91. Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan. Section 18C: Japanese Administration Over Occupied Areas- Philippine Islands
Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan. Section 18C: Japanese Administration Over Occupied Areas- Philippine Islands
92. Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan. Section 18A: Japanese Administration Over Occupied Areas- Burma
Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan. Section 18A: Japanese Administration Over Occupied Areas- Burma
93. Probable Effects of Soviet Intentions and Capabilities of Arming the Japanese National Police as Four Fully Equipped Divisions
Probable Effects of Soviet Intentions and Capabilities of Arming the Japanese National Police as Four Fully Equipped Divisions
94. Pocket Guide to Japan
Pocket Guide to Japan
95. USAF Credits for the Destruction of Enemy Aircraft, World War II
USAF Credits for the Destruction of Enemy Aircraft, World War II
96. Two Years of Occupation: Social
Two Years of Occupation: Social
97. Aleutian Islands: 3 June 1942 -- 24 August 1943
Aleutian Islands: 3 June 1942 -- 24 August 1943
98. Ten Years of Japanese Burrowing in the Netherlands East Indies
Ten Years of Japanese Burrowing in the Netherlands East Indies
99. Ghenkō : The Mongol Invasion of Japan
Ghenkō : The Mongol Invasion of Japan
Description
Originally conceived as historical fiction, Yamada decided to instead write a “straightforward history” (Preface, p. v). Modern readers, however, will find that it is somewhat embellished. Having said that, one finds this book a delightful read. Yamada sets out to detail what he considers the most momentous national event, “one of the most important facts which should be known by our friends who take an interest in the evolution of Japanese power”: the attempted Mongolian invasion of Japan by Kublai Kahn in the 13th century. (Preface vi). Yamada gives an historical overview of Japan’s relations with Korea since the 1st century BC as a background to the Mongolian invasion. This is followed by a close look at Kublai’s interest in and attempted invasions of Japan and the aid that Korea gave to Kublai in this period. The last few chapters are devoted to a comparison of Japan with that of England, and the Kublai’s failed attempt to invade Japan with the failure of the Spanish Armada to do the same to England. The reader may find the national and imperialistic tone of this work unusual unless one remembers that this is written in 1916, during the time of Japanese bid for imperialism in Asia, and is published in England for the English audience as an attempt to show how Japan is like England in its rise to a great nation.
100. Nisei Linguists: Japanese Americans in the Military Intelligence Service during World War II [Review]
Nisei Linguists: Japanese Americans in the Military Intelligence Service during World War II [Review]
Description
Studies in Intelligence, Vol. 52, No.4 (Extracts, December 2008), pp. 23-27.