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September 2005 to
March 2006
Japan Collection - Non Fiction, Fiction and Short Stories
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Japan Collection - Nonfiction |
| J 170.44 DAI |
Code of the samurai |
Sodler, A. L. |
Presents an English translation of the "Bushido Shoshinshu" written by
seventeenth-century Confucian scholar and military scientist as a
handbook of practical and moral instruction for warriors. |
J 304.6 NOR
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Abortion before birth control: the politics of reproduction in postwar
Japan |
Norgren, Tiana |
A history of the legalization of abortion and the repeated defeat of the
birth control pill in Japan.
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| J 320 MIY |
Living together
共に生きられる日本へ―外国人施策とその課題 [単行本] |
Miyajima, Takashi |
Policies for foreign residents in Japan |
| J 363.7288 TAK |
ごみ問題とライフスタイル―こんな暮らしは続かない Gomi mondai to raifusutairu |
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Problems with trash disposal in Japan. |
| J 363.7482 HIG |
英語版 地球を救う大変革 ― an Earth saving revolution |
Higa, Teruo |
A means to resolve our world's problems through effective
microorganisms |
J 599.773 WAL
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The lost wolves of Japan |
Walker, Brett |
By 1905 the wolf had been completely wiped out of its habitat in Japan.
The book puts forth a view of history revolving around first the
veneration of the wolf, and then its extinction.
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| J 610 KUW |
Tabunka no shohousen : gaikokujin no kokoro no nayami ni kakawatta, aru
seishinkainno kurokushinsho / 多文化の処方箋―外国人の「こころの悩み」にかかわった、ある精神科医の記録 |
Kuwayama, Norihiko |
A psychiatrist records multicultural issues experienced by foreigners. |
| J 741.5 ARI |
Swan: Volumes 1 - 5 |
Ariyoshi, Kyoko |
Masumi is an enthusiastic ballet student. Because of her potential in
becoming a great dancer, she is given opportunities to dance challenging
roles. Although she struggles, she transcends the physicality of
dancing, and discovers the possibilities of artistic expression. |
| J 741.5 TAK |
Fruits basket Volume 11 |
Takaya, Natsuki. |
Tohru is caught in the midst of family strife while staying at the Sohma
vacation home, while Akito, in a fierce argument with Kyo, tells of his
real feelings for Tohru.
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| J 741.5 TAK |
Fruits basket Volume 9 |
Takaya, Natsuki. |
Tohru struggles between hope and anxiety; Yuki meets a new member of the
student council; and Hana-chan's past is finally disclosed.
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| J 741.5 TAK |
Fruits basket: Volume 10 |
Takaya, Natsuki. |
Akito causes a commotion by dropping by the summerhouse where Tohru and
the Sohmas are staying, and Tohru begins to wonder what life is like for
the loved ones of a cursed member of this family.
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| J 741.5 TAK |
Fruits basket: Volume 3 |
Takaya, Natsuki. |
Tohru Honda, taken in by the Sohma family after the death of her mother,
learns that each member of the Sohma family is possessed by the vengeful
spirit of an animal from the Chinese zodiac that mades an appearance
whenever the victim becomes weak or is hugged--making Valentine's Day
very exciting.
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| J 741.5 TAK |
Fruits basket: Volume 9 |
Takaya, Natsuki. |
Tohru struggles between hope and anxiety; Yuki meets a new member of the
student council; and Hana-chan's past is finally disclosed.
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| J 741.5 TAK |
Rumic theater: one or double |
Takahashi, Rumiko |
Manga by Rumiko Takahashi who is well-known for her fantasy / science
fiction themes. |
J 741.683 MOR
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Art of the Japanese postcard : the Leonard A. Lauder Collection at the
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Morse, Anne Nishimura et al |
This book presents a comprehensive introduction to the Japanese
postcard. From the 19th century on art on postcards in Japan has been a
common sight. Here are examples of postcard art from the collection of
Leonard A. Lauder.
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J 746.42 DIA
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Temari book |
Diamond, Anna |
A collection of seventy easy-to-follow projects with original patterns
based on the Japanese tradition of temari.
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| J 817 KEN |
More gems of Japanized English |
Kenrick, Miranda (ASIJ Author) |
Kenrick looks at the humorous ways in which English is used by the
Japanese |
| J 912 TEI |
Teikoku's complete atlas of Japan |
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A atlas of Japan that also include topographical maps, economic maps and
more. |
| J 915.2 FOD |
Fodor's Tokyo 2005, 1st Edition (Fodor's Gold Guides) |
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A guide book on how to make the most of a tour of Tokyo. |
| J 915.2 KAN |
Living abroad in Japan |
Kanagy, Ruth
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A guide to living and travelling in Japan.
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| J 916.2 HOT |
Kyojin mo-ze : daiichikan, ooji to dorei |
Hotta, Wasei |
Japanese language book on slavery. |
| J 916.2 HOT |
Kyojin mo-ze : dainikan, youboku no hinichi |
Hotta, Wasei |
Japanese language book on nomads |
| J 916.2 HOT |
Kyojin mo-ze : daiyonkan, juuimashi |
Hotta, Wasei |
Japanese language book on Egypt |
| J 952 USH |
武蔵野地域の戦争遺跡ガイド Sensou no kioku wo Musashino ni tazunete : Musashino
chiiki no sensouiseki gaido |
Ushida, Morihiko |
Focuses on World War II and the conflict between Japan and China |
| J 952.03 CON |
Rising sun and tumbling bear : Russia's war with Japan |
Connaughton, Richard |
A history of the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5 which is often referred to
as the first modern war. This war changed the balance of power in the
Manchurian region and allowed Japan to rise as a power to be reckoned
with. |
| J 952.03 MUC |
Much recorded war: The Russo-Japanese war in history and imagery |
Ed. Frederic A. Scharf, Dobson, Sebastian et al |
A pictorial history of the Russo-Japanese War put together from various
world collections and assembled by the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. |
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Japan Collection - Fiction |
| J F ASA |
Battari |
Asano, Atsuko |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F ASU |
Haru ga ittara |
Asukai, Chisa |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F FUR |
Tokyo tawa |
Furanki-, Riri |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F KAN |
Hebi ni piasu |
Kanehara, Hitomi |
A story of youthful rebellion and life for those who live outside of the
norms of Japanese society. |
| J F KAN |
Snakes and earrings |
Kanehara, Hitomi |
A story of youthful rebellion and life for those who live outside of the
norms of Japanese society. |
| J F MIS |
Tonari machi sensou |
Misaki, Aki |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F NAK |
Guruguru mawaru suberidai |
Nakamura, Kou |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F OGI |
Kore wa okuni no kagi / |
Ogiwara, Noriko |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F OND |
Yoru no pikunikku |
Onda, Riku |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F SEO |
Koufukuna shokutaku |
Seo, Maiko |
Japanese Sakura Medal Winner 2006 |
| J F SHI |
Nobuta. o purodeyu-su |
Shiraiwa, Gen |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| J F YAM |
Yoake no ban ni |
Yamada, Mami |
Japanese Sakura Medal Finalist 2006 |
| JF KUR |
Life in the cul-de-sac |
Kuroi, Kenji |
This award winning novel explores the lives of four traditional families
who live in the suburbs of modern Tokyo.
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| JF SAT |
Kaette kita kaguya hime |
Sato, Tomiko
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Donated by Nao Tamura. In Japanese |
| JF TAK |
Honeymoon to nowhere |
Takagi, Akimitsu |
Originally published in Japanese as Zero No Mitsugetsu
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J SC Japan Collection
- Short Story |
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J 92 Japan
Collection - Biography |
| J 92 Ototake |
No one's perfect |
Ototake, Hirotada |
Born without arms and legs, but drawing on optimism, bravery and energy,
"Oto" describes meeting challenges and participating in life, from
basketball to university to his work for a barrier-free environment for
other disabled people.
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| J 92 TAN |
Ox against the storm: a biography of Tanaka Shozo : Japan's
conservationist pioneer |
Strong, Kevin |
The biography of a man who fought for conservation long before the
conservation movement had gotten started in the West. This is the
biography of Tanaka Shozo possible the first leader of a conservation
movement that was started around the end of the 1800s. |
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