...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...

... and postwar Japan (p. 40). Part two considers the trials of Takechi Tetsuji's film Black Snow (1965–69) and four Nikkatsu Roman Porn films from the early 1970s, in which not only the directors, but also the studio executives and Eirin (Japan's Motion Picture Code Commission) officials were indicted...

... the nation's future. In its dozens of citations to Hyakuta's novel, the appendix makes descriptive claims not just about what Idemitsu ostensibly did, but also how others (all of them characters in Hyakuta's novel) felt about him. It attests, for example, that “Takechi met Idemitsu and was impressed...

... {The Four-and-a-Half Mat Room), Takechi Tetsuji (Black Snow), and, in general, Nikkatsu Studio's roman poruno genre show a critic with a keen eye for the hypocrisies and contradictions surrounding official Japan's attempts to regulate sexual expression in the popular media. Oshima's claim, for instance...

... STUDIES His discussion of earlier controversies surrounding the works of Kumashiro Tatsumi {The Four-and-a-Half Mat Room), Takechi Tetsuji (Black Snow), and, in general, Nikkatsu Studio's roman poruno genre show a critic with a keen eye for the hypocrisies and contradictions surrounding official Japan's...

... Collections Owner-driver Ogiya Shozo Takechi Tetsuji Mochizuki Yuko Minami Hiroshi Okamoto Taro Yamamoto Kenkichi Kamon Yasuo Kimura Shigeo Iizawa Tadasu Komori Kazuko Uryu Takuzo Watanabe Kohei Kageyama Saburo Tanikawa Shuntaro Tabuse Mitsuko Suzuki Fusae Osonoe Keiko Kuroyanagi Tetsuko Amari Kazuko Planning...

...' Home Journal. The authors are friendly in tone, sometimes anecdotal or whimsical, serious about their business but not solemn. Take for example Takechi Tetsuji's vision of "Women's Life Ten Years From Now." In this brave new world, wives need only plug in the toaster and uncap a bottle of "chlorella...

...-yun, by RICHARD MATHER 67 An Outline History of Korean Confucianism. Part I: The Early Period and Yi Factionalism, by KEY P. YANG a n d GREGORY HENDERSON What's in a Reign Name: The Uses of History and Philology, by MARY C. WRIGHT The Restoration Movement in Choshu, by ALBERT CRAW 8l 103 187 Takechi...

... Soviet Re- Chairman; Albert Craig (Massachusetts), "The search and Publication on Asia." Choshu Civil War"; Marius Jansen (Washing- Studies of Central and Northern Asia. Claude ton), "Takechi Zuisan and the Tosa Loyalists"; Buss (Stanford), Chairman; Robert A. Rupen Roger Hackett (Northwestern), "Nishi...

.... Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1992. IBE, Hideo, Lynne E. Riggs and Manabu Takechi (trans Japan Thrice-Opened: An Analysis of Relations Between Japan and the United States. New York: Praeger Publishers, 1992. $49.95. INOUE, Nobutaka, ed.; Norman Havens, trans. New Religions. Contemporary Papers...

... members of the managerial class had rejected a received intelligence for a new one with different requirements. In evaluating the impact of "dissenting samurai," Beasley is critical that men such as Yoshida Shoin and Takechi Zuizan failed to offer a "plan for the revision of the political institutions...

.... They have no work to do, hence the name Asobi-be, "the playing group." An ancient record says: The Asobi-be are the descendants of Emperor Ikume (Emperor Suinin) and reside in Takechi District of the province of Yamato. The reason why they are called Asobi-be is as follows: Prince Tsuburame, an illegitimate...

..., MARIUS B. Takechi Zuizan and the Tosa Loyalist Party. JAS 18 (Feb. 1959), 199-212. Biography JAPAN. STATISTICAL STANDARDS BUREAU. ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AGENCY. Statistical or- Aiichiro Fujiyama; an industrialist turns his hand ganization and activities in Japan, Sept. 195S. at diplomacy. WWJ 3...