...Aileen Gatten A Tale of Eleventh-Century Japan: Hamamatsu Chūnagon Monogatari . Translated and introduced by Thomas H. Rohlich . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1983 . xi, 247 pp. Works Cited, Index. $30. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1984 1984 336...

... Hochstedler's translation of Yowa no Nezame monogatari [The Tale of Nezame: Part Three of Yowa no Nezame Monogatari] (Ithaca, N.Y: Cornell University East Asia Papers, 1979) and Thomas Rohlich's translation of Hamamatsu Chunagon monogatari [A Tale of EleventhCentury Japan: Hamamatsu Chunagon Monogatari...

... as The Tale of Sagoromo . D'Etcheverry constructs similar arguments for motifs in The Tale of the Hamamatsu Middle Counselor and Nezame at Night . Even though she focuses on only one major motif from each work as it relates to The Tale of Genji , as befits a pioneering study of late Heian tales...

.... Princeton University A Tale of Eleventh-Century Japan: Hamamatsu Chunagon Monogatari. Translated and introduced by THOMAS H. ROHLICH. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1983. xi, 247 pp. Works Cited, Index. $30. Until quite recently,, nonspecialists interested in Heian prose fiction have been obliged...

... : Toyo University . Kitagawa Toyoie. 1993 . Hamamatsu-shi ni Okeru Gaikokujin no Seikatsu jittai/lshiki Chosa: Nikkei Burajiru/Perujin 0 Chushin ni (Survey of Living Conditions and Consciousness of Foreigners in Hamamatsu City: Focusing on Nikkei-Brazilians and Peruvians). Hamamatsu, Japan...

..., after an investigation he made at the behest of Ieyasu. It is interesting also to note that Ieyasu himself, while at his head- quarters at Hamamatsu castle in Totomi, used to claim descent from the Fujiwara family. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1942 1942 The rice economy...

... mentions the major Kokugaku gures of the eighteenth century (p. 5), for example, which goes against his temporal delineation of Kokugaku, and despite how he limits Kokugaku institutionally to the Norinaga and Atsutane schools, he later lists these together with Mabuchi s Hamamatsu disciples...

..., after an investigation he made at the behest of Ieyasu. It is interesting also to note that Ieyasu himself, while at his head- quarters at Hamamatsu castle in Totomi, used to claim descent from the Fujiwara family. 402 THE FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY One of the best portions of the book is the chapter...

... of neoclassical works on Heian monogatari. He also attempts to introduce a novel approach BOOK REVIEWS JAPAN 459 to prose through the use of dreams as both a plot element and a device to create yoen. Lammers points out that, although the dream sequences in the tale appear to derive from sources like the Hamamatsu...

... schools, he later lists these together with Mabuchi s Hamamatsu disciples as the three main schools of Kokugaku in the early nineteenth century (p. 212). Nevertheless, the book is effective in conveying how the diversity of nativism was suppressed by the formation of Kokugaku orthodoxy in the nineteenth...

... International Airport on June 11. 31 Specifically, at the local scene, on June 4, about 2,000 workers sat on the railroad tracks, seized trains, and paralyzed the National Railways system at Ōgaki Station (Gifu Prefecture). On 15 June, 1,000 labor union members picketing at Hamamatsu Station (Shizuoka...

... ROHLEN, Japan's High Schools [DONALD RODEN] 769 ROHLICH (trans A Tale of Eleventh-Century Japan: Hamamatsu Chunagon Monogatari [AILEEN GATTEN] 336 RUBINGER, Private Academies of Tokugawa Japan [GRANT K. GOODMAN] 168 SA1KAKU IHARA; CALLAHAN (trans Tales of Samurai Honor [ROBERT LEUTNER] 170 SCHODT, Manga...

... workers, recruited on a large scale from 1990 onwards in cities like Toyota and Hamamatsu, that compelled local governments and community groups to respond effectively to the needs of their foreign residents, whether by allocating more public housing to them, providing specialized bilingual staff...

... 177,986 139,844 130,422 138,562 110,530 149,899 128,138 139,634 156,632 117,999 123,907 147,146 104,122 58,723 85,643 107,812 23. Hamamatsu (Shizuoka) 29. Otaru (Hokkaido) 30. Okayama (Okayama) 31. Niigata (Kiigata) 32. Toyohashi (Aichi) 166,346 164,282 163,552 150,903 142,716 155,213 168,165 166,144...