Colonel Galbraith's posthumously published narrative offers a rare and revealing insight into life in the senior Allied officer POW camps during World War II.
The value of family shares may be more than just money, judging from the company's response in Chapter 14 of Shin Ushijima's novel, Minority Shareholders.
"Ghosts in the Neighborhood" has its issues. But the primary argument is well made: in postwar reconciliation, apology is not the most important factor.
How much are family shares worth? It may be much more than you think, as Shin Ushijima's characters explain in Chapter 13 of his novel, Minority...
Edited by Sebastian Maslow and Christian Wirth, "Crisis Narratives" assembles the work of a dozen scholars to explain how Japan has changed since the 1990s.
A wrapped package of family shares is on the table as Takano sits down with Auntie Sumida in Minority Shareholders, Chapter 12 of Shin Ushijima's novel.
In her inspirational memoir, Karen Hill Anton describes how cultures can act as gateways to new human encounters rather than as barriers.
Minority Shareholders, Chapter 11 of Shin Ushijima's novel brings us face to face with Auntie Sumida and her story as owner of Sumida Ironworks family shares.
Minority Shareholders, Chapter 10 of Shin Ushijima's novel treats us to the history of Sumida Iron Works and Auntie Sumida's shares as told by Norio Takano.
Minority Shareholders, Chapter 9 of Shin Ushijima's novel focuses on the rags to riches story of key character Norio Takano and how he made his fortune...
Newsham's provocative thesis spells out the dangers of America's unwillingness to confront China and offers reasons and opportunity to change course. Will it?
Edited by a former JICA president, the expert-infused book offers a thought-provoking recommendation for Japan and the world: a Western Pacific Union.