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2014réf. 215377San Francisco: Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California 2014. 127p. very good softcover 8.5x11 inches. Color photographs. Report on aid by the San Francisco-based organization with help from community groups and institutions such as the Giants baseball team. Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California unknown books
1963réf. 208163Tokyo: Communist Party of Japan 1963. Magazine. 32p. stapled wraps minor creasing staples rusted rear wrap foxed along edges else good condition 5.75x8.25 inches. Includes statement on the general elections on the "Victory of Matsukawa Case" and two articles in opposition to nuclear weapons. Communist Party of Japan unknown books
1911réf. 139819New York: Japan Society of New York 1911. Pamphlet. 21p. string-bound wraps 5.75x8 inches very good. Textual listing of over 200 works with introduction by Frederick W. Gookin. Japan Society of New York unknown books
1970réf. 34021Tokyo: The Japan Times. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1970. Hardcover. Color and black and white photographs throughout. First edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . The Japan Times hardcover books
2001réf. 28705Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. Near Fine. 2001. Paperback. 0824824644 . First paperback printing. About fine in illustrated wraps. . University of Hawaii Press paperback books
réf. B144437-2New York 2003. 384pp. Prof. illus. 92 color plates. Lrg. 4to. Cloth. D.j. New York, 2003. hardcover books
réf. B143008-2Paris Maurice de Brunoff 1900. xv 1 277 3pp. 73 plates 68 collotype; 5 color 2 double-page each with tissue guards with descriptive letterpress. 99 text illus. Lrg. folio. Cloth. T.e.g. Compiled by Mataitci Foukoutci and Yoshio Ki; translated by E. Tronquois. Material collected under the auspices of the Imperial Museum at Tokyo. Ex-library. Paris (Maurice de Brunoff), 1900. hardcover books
1890réf. 1915No place Yokohama T. Enami & others no date ca. 1890s. Oblong Folio 12.5" x 15.5" contemporary pictorial black lacquered boards inlaid in relief with bone containing fifty hand-colored albumen photographs measuring generally 7.75 " x 10" mounted recto and verso to 25 thick card leaves with tissue guards interleaved. Forty-four of the images are titled in the negative. Binding worn: spine perished boards and front free endpapers detached boards remarkably well preserved although lacking one small inlaid piece most tissue guards creased and torn mounts with slight wave and sporadic foxing/ soiling 3 photos with minute losses at the edges a few slightly faded or under exposed most fresh and rich in tonal quality. Although quite probably a composite album representing photos from different studios certainly many of the images are from the Yokohama studio of T. Enami. Presents views in Tokyo Nagasaki Kyoto Yokohama and elsewhere featuring architecture temples street scenes ceremonies occupations Geisha etc. Those we've pictured include: "262 Unzen Hot Spring" - "J63 Tea-house at Suwa Park" - "260 Obama" - "Road to Mogi Tagami" - "382 Theatre Street Yokohama"- "315 Fuji from Yoshwara" - "A5 Sacred Bridge" - "L63 Yokohama Park" - "C23 Cutting Rice"- "A102 View of Yokohama" $1250.00 T. Enami & others books
1890réf. 967No place Yokohama no publisher no date ca. 1890s. Oblong Folio 12.5" x 15.5" contemporary pictorial black lacquered boards inlaid in relief with bone containing fifty hand-colored albumen photographs measuring generally 7.75 " x 10" mounted recto and verso to 25 thick card leaves with tissue guards interleaved. Forty-four of the images are titled in the negative. Binding worn: spine perished boards and ffeps detached boards remarkably well preserved although lacking two small inlaid pieces most tissue guards creased and torn mounts with slight wave and sporadic foxing/ soiling 3 photos with minute losses at the edges a few slightly faded or under exposed most fresh and rich in tonal quality. Although quite probably a composite album representing photos from different studios certainly many of the images are from the Yokohama studio of T. Enami. Presents views in Tokyo Nagasaki Kyoto Yokohama and elsewhere featuring architecture temples street scenes ceremonies occupations Geisha etc. Those we've pictured include: "262 Unzen Hot Spring" - "J63 Tea-house at Suwa Park" - "260 Obama" - "Road to Mogi Tagami" - "382 Theatre Street Yokohama" -"315 Fuji from Yoshwara" - "A5 Sacred Bridge" - "L63 Yokohama Park" - "C23 Cutting Rice" - "A102 View of Yokohama" No publisher books
1934réf. 44811Tokyo: Asiatic Society of Japan 1934. First edition. Cloth. A very good copy boards rubbed small tear to front joint bookseller sticker to top corner of front pastedown chip to top corner of free front endpaper with stamp & owner signature at bottom. 244 pp. Illus. with 7 b/w photos and drawings. 8vo. Includes articles on: The Image of Erasmus in Japan by J.B. Snellen; An Introduction to Some Japanese Economic Writings of the 18th Century by Neil Skene Smith; Was Japanese a Language of Open Syllables in the Seventh Century by Dr. Jan Lodewijk Pierson; Early Japanese Law and Administration Part II by G.B. Sansom; and Shoku Nihongi Chronicles of Japan by J.B. Snellen. Asiatic Society of Japan hardcover books
1952réf. 0000173Tokyo: Shinbun Gekkansha Showa 27 1952. First edition. 4to variously paginated numerous illustrations from photographs & facsimiles. Publisher's tan cloth backed in gilt-lettered brown pigskin. Text mostly in Japanese. Small loss at the top of the spine binding lightly soiled & rubbed corners bumped previous owner's name & chop at rear blank page good or better. A massive volume of over a thousand pages compiled by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs which is a compendium of mostly Japanese documents relating to the Pacific War. Special attention is focused on the final months focusing on peace feelers in May 1945 through Moscow the Battle of Okinawa the demand for "unconditional surrender" the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki the final fateful War Council in the Imperial Presence in which the Emperor spoke for peace and the decision to have the Emperor announce the surrender on radio to his subjects. The work is organized into 60 sections beginning with war plans and the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 to the arrival of General MacArthur as Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers in Tokyo Bay on the U.S.S. Missouri to officiate at the surrender ceromony on September 2 1945. Changes in war leadership and cabinets as well as in war policy political diplomatic social and economic conditions are covered in intervening sections. Shinbun Gekkansha hardcover books
1909réf. 0000544Japan: Unpublished 1909 - 1954. Approximately 430 presumably amateur silver gelatin photographs 6.5" x 5" and smaller and a couple of real photo postcards housed in three commercial albums oblong or vertical quartos measuring about 11 inches by 8 inches. The compiler is unknown but quite possibly "Takamasa" first name or his descendants. His photograph is the first image in the album we have identified as album A. The photos are dated as early as 1909 and as late as 1954 with most from the mid twenties to late thirties. Many of the images include manuscript and occasionally rubber-stamped or printed annotations in Japanese on the versos An eight page English translation accompanies the archive. Albums rubbed one flaking with joints beginning to split certainly Good or better. The images show occasional creasing silver mirroring & fading but are generally Very Good. An impressive archive documenting life in Japan between the wars. Particularly interesting are several images depicting a banquet with Geisha and other events at a convention of the Japan Brewing Equipment Merchant's Association in November 1926. Other images depict the building of the Sankyo Corporation on the day of the Great Kanto Earthquake scenes along the Tama River in Western Tokyo and various views of Temples Shrines Hot Springs etc. The accompanying translation is categorized by album A B & C with photos identified by numbers which correspond to added post-it slips In addition to providing versions in English of the annotations the photos are described as to place etc when known. Unpublished books
réf. B274216-2Tokyo International Contemporary Art Fair Japan 1993. 224pp. Prof. illus. Lrg. 8vo. Wraps. Parallel texts in Japanese and English. Includes material from exhibition in Yokohama March 19-21 1993. [Tokyo] (International Contemporary Art Fair Japan), 1993. paperback books
réf. B274215-2Tokyo International Contemporary Art Fair Japan 1992. 271 1pp. Prof. illus. Lrg. 8vo. Wraps. Parallel texts in Japanese and English. Includes material from exhibition in Yokohama March 14-17 1992. [Tokyo] (International Contemporary Art Fair Japan), 1992. paperback books
réf. B04868-2New York The Japan Foundation 1975. 108pp. 60 color plates. Lrg. 4to. Wraps. New York (The Japan Foundation), 1975. paperback books
1715réf. E05562 volumes. 2865911 pages with 4 plates and index; 106786 pages with 4 plates one folding and index. Quarto 10" x 8" bound in half leather with raised spine bands in gilt lettering to spine over marbled boards. Streit-Dindinger VI 1418. Second edition of a 1689 history of missions to Japan prefaced with a general account of the country. Jean Crasset was an ascetical writer born at Dieppe France 3 January 1618 and died at Paris 4 January 1692. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1638 became professor of humanities and philosophy was director for twenty-three years of a famous sodality of men connected with the professed house of the Jesuits in Paris and was also a successful preacher. Crasset is the author of many ascetical works among which are:Methode d'oraison; Considérationes chrétiennes pour tous les jours de l'année; La chrétienne in soli tude; Dissertation sur les oracles des Sibylles which was vigorously attacked; Entretiens pour la jeunesse. He also published in 1689 a Historie de l'église du japon which has been translated into several languages but which is considered inferior to that of Charlevoix. Crasset's history was scarcely original for it was drawn in great part from the work which Father Solier had issued in 1627; he merely retouched the style and continued the narrative from 1624 to 1658. The objection is made that the work lacks precision is heavy and is crowded with details. The author attributed the origin of the persecution of 1597 to the imprudence of the friars in making their religious ceremonies public. There is a posthumous work of his entitled La foy victorieuse de l'infidélite et du libertinage. On 9 September 1656 the Bishop of Orléans issued an interdict against him for having in one of his sermons charged several ecclesiastics with sustaining the propositions condemned by the Bull of Innocent X Cum occasione 31 May 1653. The interdict was removed in the following February. Condition: Nicely rebound in half leather. Contents toned and damp-stained St. Charles Borromeo Seminary stamp on titles else a very good set. François Montalant hardcover books
1948réf. AG20029THE FACTS OF AMERICA'S SUPPORT TO JAPAN 美å¸æ‰¶æ—¥çœŸç›¸ Huabei: Xinhua Bookstore July 1948. 7000 copies small 12mo 31pp. printed pictorial wrappers spine stapled minor loss at the corner and spine slight bumped corner Library of China Renmin University stamped on cover library label around spine. This book tells the crime which the American Imperialist has done in Japan. 1. Shield and release the war criminal; 2. Support Militarism; 3. Support the reactionary government to suppress the Democratic movement; 4. Cancel compensation plan; 5. Restart economic aggression; 6. Keep military industry; 7. Rearm Japan; 8. Postpone signing agreement with Japan; 9. Support Japanese invading China. 10. Prepare for new war of aggression. $550 åŽåŒ—æ–°åŽä¹¦åº—1948年7月出版，共7000册，31页。 尺寸12mo å°çš®è§’è½å’Œè£…订线处有少é‡æ’•è£‚和脱è½ï¼Œå†…页角有轻微å·èµ·ï¼Œä¸å›½äººæ°‘大å¦å›¾ä¹¦é¦†ç›–ç« ï¼Œè£…è®¢å¤„æœ‰è´´æ ‡ç¾ã€‚本书æ写了美å¸å›½ä¸»ä¹‰åœ¨æ—¥æœ¬ç½ªæ¶çš„真相：1. 掩盖和释放战犯；2. 支æŒå†›å›½ä¸»ä¹‰ï¼›3. 支æŒå政府镇压民主è¿åŠ¨ï¼›4. å–消赔å¿è®¡åˆ’ï¼›5. é‡å¯ç»æµŽä¾µç•¥ï¼›6. ä¿æŒå†›å·¥ä¼ä¸šï¼›7. é‡æ–°æ¦è£…日本；8. 推迟日本和约计划；9. 支æŒæ—¥æœ¬ä¾µç•¥ä¸å›½ï¼›10.准备新的侵åŽæˆ˜äº‰ã€‚ Xinhua Bookstore, paperback books
réf. 2222468Booklet printed by Naigai Publishing & Printing Co. Kyoto Japan. 8 ¾" x 7 ¼" no date but ca. 1930's. 28 pages including wrappers. Numerous b/w photographs and full page map in red green blue. Good few tears. No signatures or bookplates. Naigai Publishing & Printing Co. paperback books
1950réf. 228536First edition. 4to. Illustrated with original woolen and worsted swatches and illustrations; Japanese advertisements throughout. Original spiral bound color stiff pictorial wrappers. Very good. Unpaginated. No signatures or bookplates. [Nagoya, Japan, Aichi Trade Institution, n.y., ca. 1950]. paperback books
1915réf. 222895Original stiff color wrappers with white silk ribbon tie; 6 1/8" x 8 3/4"; 12 pages including front and back cover; illustrated with 6 color halftones 1 b/w halftone and 1 map; very good; 1915. Booklet/prospectus for a tour from San Francisco to Japan for the Coronation of the new Emperor at Kyoto Kisen Kaisha Co. thur the Trans-Pacific Line. Scarce. paperback books
1981réf. 84044NY:: Japan Society. Very Good. 1981. Paperback. B004LL1DLE . Black and white photographs and stills throughout. First edition paperback. Moderate shelf wear and aging to covers else very good in oversize pictorial stapled wraps. . Japan Society, paperback books
1986réf. 35217Tokyo: Japan Resources Association. Very Good. 1986. Hardcover. Text is in English and Japanese. First edition. Fine in a very good light corner bumps and dust soiling small stain on top edge slipcase. . Japan Resources Association hardcover books
réf. 2855Taipeh: The Bureau Printed by the Toppan Printing Co. Tokyo 1918. . Tall narrow brochure with small half-tone on front which is printed in back and light green. Formosa was ceded to Japan at the end of the First Sino-Japanese War in 1895 by the Treaty of Shimonoseki.in. It remained under Japanese rule until the end of WWII when it was returned to China. At the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1947 the defeated Chiang Kai-shek fled with his follows to the Island Formosa became the Republic of China and the Chinese mainland was named the People's Republic of China. A rare survivor of a troubled time. Taipeh: [ The Bureau] Printed by the Toppan Printing Co. (Tokyo], 1918. unknown books
1907réf. 2222218First edition. Octavo. Illustrated by S. Morita and R. S. Hayata.Frontispiece portrait. Original green pictorial cloth with design in red white pink and gilt of rising sun flag Mt. Fuji and cherry blossom t.e.g. No dust jacket. Very good. 301 pages; 22 pages of reviews and ads. No signatures or bookplates. Printed by The Wilkens-Sheiry Press Washington D.C. Front pastedown with text in Japanese. The Baker & Taylor Company hardcover books
19691 vol. grand in-8 br., 1969, 22 ff. n ch. / 8vo, paperback, richly illustrated, International Boy Scout, Saint Joseph College, Yokohama, Japan, 22 unnumbered leaves Bon état. Good condition. Anglais
