...Yoko Hsueh Shirai Nagaoka: Japan's Forgotten Capital . By Ellen Van Goethem . Leiden : Brill , 2008 . xx , 368 pp. $170.00 (cloth). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2009 2009 Extensively researched with ample references to premodern primary sources...

...., illustrated. ¥2000. Mukashi attatte. Aramachi no mukashibanashi . [Once upon a time. Folk tales from Aramachi]. By Mizusawa Ken'ichi . Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan : Nagaoka Shiritsu Aramachi Shōgakko , 1969 . 89 pp. Private printing by Nojima Shuppan. Miruna no hanazashiki. Haha to ko no tame...

... [Spiritual Education in the Japanese Army] ( Tokyo , 1960 ), pp. 123 – 124 . 6 Gaishi Nagaoka , “ Zaigō gunjin heiso no kakugo ” [Normal Reservist Resolutions], Senyii [Comrades in Arms], 14 ( 1911 ), pp. 8 – 9 . 7 Nagaoka, pp. 8–9; Shigenobu Ōkuma , “ Koku-min...

...Marius B. Jansen Abstract Takechi Zuizan was born in 1829, the eldest son of a gōshi in Nagaoka A district in Tosa. By 1856, when he was 27, he had become known as a leading master of fencing ( kenjutsu ) in Tosa. He then travelled to Edo, where he met and cooperated with fellow spirits from Mito...

... kenchi ron . Tokyo : Ochanomizu Shobō . Nagaoka Shi Shi Hensan Iinkai , ed. 1964 . Nagaoka shi shi shiryō shū . Vol. Dai 4 bu. Nagaoka . Nakamura K. 1930 . “Shoki Kaga-han no denso ni tsuite.” In Chūsei shakai no kenkyū , edited by Nakamura K. . Tokyo : Kawade Shobo...

... : 269 – 300 . Kazuo Kuroko . 1983 . Genbaku to kotoba [The atomic bomb and language]. Tokyo : San'ichi Shobō . Lifton Robert Jay . 1967 . Death in Life: Survivors of Hiroshima . New York : Simon and Schuster . Hiroyoshi Nagaoka . 1973 . Genbaku bungakushi [A history...

... in Southeast Asia. In this sense the choice, if it can be called such, for neutrality in the north contributed to war in the south. The four essays in the book's second section tell a story of conflicting motives, overlapping lines of authority, confused actions, and disastrous results. Two essays by Nagaoka...

... Policy toward Southeast Asia (1937-1941), by Nagaoka Shinjiro 2. The Southward Advance (1940-1941), by Hata Ikuhiko r. 3. America's Response (1937-1941), by Fukuda Shigeo VOLUME VII: 1. Japanese-American Relations (1940-1941), by Tsunoda Jun 2. America's Response (1941), by Fukuda Shigeo 106 AKIRA IRIYE...

... they continued to speak out in support of the bakufu. Specifically after the lords of Satsuma, Uwajima, Fukui, and Tosa asserted that the Court had not approved the second Choshu expedition, the lords of Takamatsu, lino, Hikone, Matsuyama (Iyo), Kuwana, Oshi, Okazaki, Himeji, Nagaoka, and Yoshida jointly replied...

...) 60. Nobeoka (Miyazaki) 61. 6iU (6lta) 62. Nagano (Nagano) 63. Hachlnohe (Aaoorl) 64. Hatsunoto (Nagano) 6 5 . TaJcasakl (Gumma) 66. Ichlnomlya (Aiehl) 67. lamagata (Yaoagata) 68. Tsu (Mie) 69. Jhlmizu (Shlzuoka) 70. Otsu (Shlga) 71. Nagaoka (Nilgata) 72. Mlyaaaki (Miyaaakl) 73. Kito (IbaraJci) 74...

...): Morioka, Sendai, Yamagata, Shonai, Yonezawa, Nakamura, Nihonmatsu, Aizu, Nagaoka, Tanagura, Taira, and Kuwana (N = 12) Clearly, the saba\u-ha were clustered in the Tohoku area while the tdba\u-ha were spread over the nation. On the basis of this distribution, I set up a dichotomous dummy variable...