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..., the “Labor-Farmer” faction comprising the legal left. 3 The intellectuals are discussed in ibid., ch. 5. 4 Boss, literally ‘parent person’ in relation to ko-kata (followers, ‘child persons’). 5 Biographical materials on Nishio are available in his book, Taishū to tomo ni (Tokyo...

...Hans H. Baerwald; Harry Nishio Comparative Platforms of Japan's Major Parties . Tr. and arranged by Cecil H. Uyehara , Michio and Shimako Royama , and Shijuro Ogata . Introduction by Allan B. Cole. Medford, Mass. : The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy , 1955 . v, 65 (mimeo...

... is that edited by Nishio Minoru (in Nihon \oten bunga\u tai\ei, v. XXX), and Mr. Keene uses Nishio's annotations when they deal with explication of the text. Factual annotations rely, however, on Tanabe Tsukasa, Tsurezuregusa shochu shusei, diverging considerably from Nishio's commentary. In view of Mr. Keene's...

... writings generally. The text followed is that edited by Nishio Minoru (in Nihon \oten bunga\u tai\ei, v. XXX), and Mr. Keene uses Nishio's annotations when they deal with explication of the text. Factual annotations rely, however, on Tanabe Tsukasa, Tsurezuregusa shochu shusei, diverging considerably from...

... Asō Hisashi proved more resistant to authoritarianism and imperialism than Sōdōmei's Nishio Suehiro and Matsuoka Komakichi. Instead we learn that Asō and like-minded labor leaders led the way in dissolving their unions and the Social Masses' party in the hope of gaining the government's support...

... Studies, Inc. 1971 1971 1 Tsunaya Watanabe and Kōichi Nishio , Uji shūi monogatari in Nihon koten bungaku taikei ( Tokyo , Iwanami shoten , 1960 ), pp. 38 ff. 2 Ibid, p. 436, supp. note 1. 3 Masao Okami “Setsuwa tangen kaisetsu” in Kokugaku...

... and the Security Treaty in 1951 and resulted in the "great split" of the JSP into the neutralist Left Socialist Party and the somewhat proAmerican Right Socialist Party of Nishio. With the notion of "self-reliant independence" guaranteed by a Locarno-type treaty, the factions papered over their differences...

... and the Security Treaty in 1951 and resulted in the "great split" of the JSP into the neutralist Left Socialist Party and the somewhat proAmerican Right Socialist Party of Nishio. With the notion of "self-reliant independence" guaranteed by a Locarno-type treaty, the factions papered over their differences...

... . Albany : State University of New York Press . Yasuaki Nagatsumi , ed. 1983 . Jikkinshō; , Iwanami Bunko. Tokyo : Iwanami Shoten ( First ed., 1942 ). Shinkokai Nihon Gakujutsu , ed. 1973 . The Noh Drama: Ten Plays from the Japanese . Tokyo : Tuttle . Koichi Nishio , ed...

... in perspective. HANS H. BAERWALD University of California, Berkeley HARRY NISHIO Midway: The Battle that Doomed Japan. By MITSUO FUCHIDA and MASATAKB OKUMIYA. Ed. Clarke H. Kawakami and Roger Pineau. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute, 1955. xxiv, 266. Photographs, Appendices, Index. $4.50. Since...

...] 115 Tiedemann, Arthur, Modern Japan: A Brief History [Hyman Kublin] 596 Uyehara, Cecil H., Michio and Shimako Royama, and Shijuro Ogata, tr. Comparative Platforms of Japan's Major Parties [Hans H. Baerwald and Harry Nishio] 597 Uyehara, Yukuo, and Marjorie Sinclair, tr. A Grass Path [Edward G...

... Kōsaku and Nishio Kōichi in Bungaku , 10.11 (1942) 130–138. This bibliography includes the material in another bibliography prepared by Kanichi Jōkō which appeared in Bungaku , 4 .4 ( 1936 ), 102 – 105 . 7 Hana no kagami, JH , 1.424. 8 Hana no kagami, JH , 1.423...

...-half of each issue is devoted to articles. Some idea of the nature of these articles can be gained from a few examples: "Current problems in the study of law in post-war Japan" by Otaka Tomoo (in vol. 1, no. 1); "Current problems in the study of Japanese literature," by Nishio Minoru (ibid "The present...

..., Tokyo, July 27, 1961. See also Matsumura's views in the Tokyo Keizai ( SSJM , June 27, 1966) and the Tokyo Shimbun ( DSJP , December 2, 1964), the latter following the exchange of newsmen. 47 Interview with Nishio, Tokyo, September 5, 1961. 48 See the Asahi , Tokyo, February 22...

... workers in Japan, Herbert provides an array of interesting descriptive detail. The longest chapter of the book, "Migrant Workers and Criminality," is the least successful. Herbert argues with the claim (made by right wing ideologues like Nishio Kanji, as well as more mainstream commentators...

... of small farmers and shopkeepers. Second, he could have shown that Socialist politicians like Aso Hisashi were more resistant to authoritarianism and imperialism than Sodomei's Nishio Suehiro and Matsuoka Komakichi were. Instead he says that Aso and like-minded labor leaders led the way in dissolving...

... Nishio Suehiro and Matsuoka Komakichi were. Instead he says that Aso and like-minded labor leaders led the way in dissolving their unions and the Social Masses' party with the hope of gaining the government's support for "Socialism from above." In contrast, the supposedly "conservative" Sodomei officials...

... based her fragile arguments on Hisamatsu Sen'ichi and Nishio Minoru's annotated ( = interpreted) text of a manuscript of the Mumyosho from the early Edo period, and on Miki Sumito's renderings of the Taifukukojibon text of the Hojoki, whose textual history is fraught with unsolved questions. Even...

... , pp. 106–107. 12 Sen‘ichi Hisamatsu and Minoru Nishio , eds., Shu Karon Shō—Nōgalkuron , Vol. 65 in Nihon Koten Bungaku Taipei ( Tokyo : Iwanami Shoten , 1961 ), pp. 40 – 41 . Cited in Motoo Iwatsu , Utaawase no Karonshi Kenlyū ( Tokyo : Waseda...

... that the faithful to these purposes and the discussion is five above sections were done by Inukai Taka- generally firmly rooted in the pertinent cultural shi; Abe Akio; Nishio Koichi and Tesaki and historical happenings of the period being Masao; Nakamura Yukihiko; and, Saegusa treated. Yasutaka, respectively...