Tells the story of the 1927 Friendship Doll exchange between Japan and the United States. Friendship Dolls continue to play an important role in promoting understanding, peace, and friendship between children and adults in the two countries.
Explores diverse portrayals and perceptions of the young men who carried out suicide attacks near the end of World War II. Examines both American and Japanese views. Includes reviews of various forms that create kamikaze images, including books, films, museums, and Internet.
Papers and essays on Japanese social issues, history, business, accounting, and linguistics. Review of Jim Breen's Japanese Page.
- Stories of Bereaved Families of Kamikaze Pilots
- Waka Poems by Minosuke Noguchi
- It Will Be Fine Tomorrow - translated Japanese poems
- by the sea by Pamelah
