...Mark Williams Christianity in Meiji Japan: Essays on the Modern Japanese Church . By Yamaji Aizan . Translated by Graham Squires . Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press , 1999 . viii, 196 pp. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2000 2000 BOOK REVIEWS JAPAN...

... mentions Plato, Aristotle, Bergson, Bakhtin, Kant, Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard, and such to justify the literary value of senryu he talks at length about "senryu in modern Japan," a thriving genre. HIROAKI SATO New York City Christianity in Meiji Japan: Essays on the Modern Japanese Church. By YAMAJI A I Z...

..., op. cit. , pp. 407 – 422 ; Saburō Ienaga , “ Keimō shigaku ,” in Matsushima, op. cit. , pp. 422 – 427 ; Aizan Yamaji , “Nihon gendai no shigaku oyobi shika,” in Sumiya Mikio (ed.), Nihon no meicho: Tokutomi Sohō/Yamaji Aizan ( Chūō Kōronsha , 1971 ) pp. 489 – 498...

... inexorable nature of that cycle: Yamaji's social criticism has not been rendered irrelevant by the intervening century; instead, in much of his thesis, one cannot escape a sense of deja vu from far more recent commentaries: "[Yamaji] felt that the kind of study carried out at the university simply encouraged...

... afternoon (96). Also, the Japanese Exhibition Committee planned special events such as “Silk Day,” when attractive Japanese and foreign women modeled kimono in a fashion show, and “Pearl Day,” when Japanese fair organizers gave away pearls to 100 lucky winners (Yamaji 2008 , 162). According to cultural...

... Takeda , ed. 1956 . Nihon Ryōiki [Miracle tales of Japan]. Tokyo : Asahi Shinbun . Keiko Tanaki . 1976 . “Ōmihafuri no Uta” [Songs for the grand imperial funeral]. In Kiki Kayō , eds. Heishirō Yamaji and Shōichirō Kubota . Tokyo : Waseda University Press . Michizō Toida...

... places the development of nationalism in its broader context of spiritual and emotional modernization. Along the way a few errors have crept into the text: Izu, Nichiren's place of exile, is a peninsula and not an island (p. 28), Yamamichi (Aizan) should read Yamaji (p. 180), and it was Chang Hsiin...

..., Japanese diplomats were forced to respond ad hoc to challenges as they appeared. Some, like Tsutsui in Bucharest, were overtly anti-Semitic; others, like Yamaji in Vienna, were punctilious; and still others, like Nei in Vladivostock and Sugihara in Kaunus, were sympathetic. Sakamoto points out...

... of nationalism in its broader context of spiritual and emotional modernization. Along the way a few errors have crept into the text: Izu, Nichiren's place of exile, is a peninsula and not an island (p. 28), Yamamichi (Aizan) should read Yamaji (p. 180), and it was Chang Hsiin, not Chang Tso-lin, whose troops...

... “somehow” ( nan to naku ) reminiscent of Gakumon or Sekai kunitsukushi . 71 Tokutomi has already been cited. In addition, Itō's collection of ( FYR ) records similar comments by Yamaji Aizan (p. 53), Uchimura Kanzō (p. 149) and Kitamura Tōkoku (pp. 55ff.); Takayama's praise is reproduced pp...

... in Jinushi sei no \eisei (n. 2). 9 E . H. Norman, Japan's Emergence as a Modern State (New York, 1940), pp. 172-173. 10 Kada Tetsuji, Meiji sho\i shakai \eizai shiso shi (1937), p. 520. MEIJI LANDLORD 347 opinion of a contemporary, Yamaji Aizan, who neatly stands the economic determinist argument on its head...

... , Nihon keizai shi (An economic history of Japan), 8 vols. ( Tokyo , 1925 ), Vol. 1 , pp. 312 – 313 ; Sakudō Yotarō , Kinsei nihon no kahei shi (A history of the Tokugawa currency) ( Tokyo , 1958 ), pp. 144 – 170 ; Yamaji Aizan , Gendai kinken shi (The power of the modern...

... : Iwanami Shoten . Yamagiwa Joseph K. , trans. 1977 . The Ōkagami: A Japanese Historical Tale . Tokyo : Tuttle . Yamaji KōZō . 1985 . “ Okina Sarugaku Saikō: Jō .” Geino 2 : 8 – 19 . Yokoi Kiyoshl . 1975 . Chūsei Minshū no Seikatsu to Bunka . Tokyo : Tokyo Daigaku Shuppankai...

... that it failed to live up to its promise as a political, social, or intellectual revolution. This point of view was first expressed in the late 1880s and early 1890s by three writers of the Min'yusha circle: Tokutomi Soho, Takekoshi Yosaburo, and Yamaji Aizan. All three argued that before the Restoration...

...://lastsamurai.warnerbros.com/index.php?c=5 [accessed July 10, 2007]. Aizan Yamaji , ed. 1915 . Nanshū zenshū [The complete works of Nanshū (Saigō)] . Tokyo : Shunyōdō . Naotaka Yasuda , ed. 1889 . Saigō gojitsu eiyo [Recollections of Saigō's glory] . Tokyo : Yasuda Naotaka . Yates Charles L...

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... the Premier and to fix responsibility upon the Seiyukai cabinet, were met persistently by Tanaka's stating that he could not answer and that the responsibility was not his but that of the army on the scene.46 He met another attack by Mr. Yamaji, on January 31! in the same manner. The Minseito then introduced...

... Toriyama. Berkeley, University of California Francisco, H. Wagner Pub. Co. [1963] vi, 250 Press, 1963. 279 p. p. illus. (part col.) ports., col. maps (1 fold) YAMAJI, SHINGO. Tokyo in three dimensions. ENGEL, LYLE KENYON. Complete illustrated vaca- Drawn by Shingo Yamaji and his associates tion guidebook...

... can be regarded as the pioneer in this field. In 1918 he published a book, Plans for the reconstruction of Japan, which was directed against the domination of the financial trusts. Many authors followed in his steps. G. Amadzi (A. Yamaji?) tried to base the new ideology on a combination of monarchism...

... Yalman, Nur, 198 Yamigawa, Joseph K., 21 Yamaguchi, Masaki, 123 Yamaguchi, Masuo, 105 (Asahi Shimbun) Yamaguchi, Tohr, 128 Yamaji, Shingo, 105 Yamamoto, Hiromasa, 110 Yamamoto, Kosho, 101 (Honpa) Yamamoto, Noboru, 12, 112 Yamamoto, Shotaro, 117 Yamamoto, Yoneji, 108 Yamaoka, George, 110,112 Yamasaki...