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Kalamazoo College Student Newspaper (2015)
(Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College, 2015)Kalamazoo College student newspaper, The Index, written by the students and published at Kalamazoo College. This item contains 12 issues from Winter and Spring Quarters, dating from January 21, 2015 through May 13, 2015. ... -
Japanese Ink Painting and the Demise of Apprenticeships in the Arts and Crafts in Japanese Society Today
(1996)The author traces the master-pupil relationships in various areas of Japanese culture, the growth of Japanese painting traditions based on Chinese roots, and the author's own apprenticeship to painting master Ryou Iwasaki. ... -
Through the Decades : Mr. Mikio Kanda's Involvement with U. S. -Japan Relations
(1995)The U. S.-Japan Culture Center is located on the seventh floor of the Watergate complex, in Washington, D. C. The Watergate building is a luxurious hotel and business complex well known as a center of international activities. ... -
Tsushima Yuko and the Modern Woman
(1995)Tsushima Yuko was born in 1947, daughter of the celebrated author, Dazai Osamu, and his wife, Michiko. One year after Tsushima's birth, Dazai committed a double suicide with another woman, leaving his wife, Michiko, to ... -
A Claim to Ethnic Homogeneity : A Study of Japanese Nationalism
(2012)In recent history, Japan has gained the stigma of being fairly xenophobic toward the rest of the world. While the rest of the world seems to be pushing for globalization, Japan in contrast has maintained a heightened sense ... -
Pre-Departure Handbook for Upjohn Japan
(1994)While living in Japan the author earned extra spending money giving English lessons to a house wife who lived in the neighborhood. She writes, “Often I found that I began to teach her as much about American culture to ... -
Hikikomori and Taijin kyofusho : Analyzing Psychopathology Across Cultures
(2018)Taijin kyofusho and hikikomori are mental disorders that are thought to be exclusive to Japan. Hikikomori is a Japanese term used in popular media to describe an individual who withdraws from society. There are even YouTube ... -
Metamorphosis of Chinese Ethnic Society in Modern Tokyo and Yokohama Areas
(2017)According to the data posted by the Ministry of Justice of Japan in June 2017, the number of Chinese residents including Taiwanese in Japan has exceeded 750,000 (2017). During a year in Japan, the author noticed that most ... -
A Translation of Japanese Comic, Golden Boy, with Essay on Japanese and American Perspectives on Japanese Comics, an Overview of the Japanese Education System, and an Introduction to the Manga Translation: Golden Boy, by Egawa Tatsuya
(2000)The author presents related essays on the place of Manga in Japanese culture, an overview of the Japanese education system, and an introduction to Golden Boy, linking the two. The author's original English translation is ... -
1931 Campus Map
(Kalamazoo College, 1931)This hand-drawn campus map is very similar to the one found in the 1931 Boiling Pot yearbook. It shows the buildings on campus at this time. Clockwise from top left: Bowen Hall, Music Hall, Faculty Houses, President's ... -
Bowen Hall and Men's Dorm
(Kalamazoo College, 1908)The back of this photograph is labelled "Bowen Hall and men's dorm across Mirror Lake - from M.C. tracks, 1908." It is part of the Paul N. Johnson Collection, Class of 1913. -
Path from Lovell Street
(Kalamazoo College, 1908)The back of this photograph is labelled "Path from Lovell Street to steps up to Bowen Hall, 1908." It is part of the Paul N. Johnson Collection, Class of 1913. -
Path Through Grove
(Kalamazoo College, 1908)The back of this photograph is labelled "Path thru grove back of Ladies Hall - looking westward 1908." It is part of the collection of Paul N. Johnson, Class of 1913. -
Kalamazoo College Mess Hall, 1918
(Kalamazoo College, 1918)This photograph most likely shows the mess hall built in 1918 for use by the Student Army Training Corps. According to the December 1918 Kalamazoo College Bulletin, "With scarcely three weeks notice before time for school ... -
Bowen Hall and Outbuilding
(Kalamazoo College, c. 1920s)This view of Bowen Hall also shows a small outbuilding. A campus map in the 1931 yearbook shows this outbuilding lying between Bowen Hall and the Music Hall. The purpose of this building is unknown although it may have ... -
The Interest of American Students in Studying Abroad in Japan : The *Trade Imbalance'
(1999)The author addresses the disparity between the number of Japanese students coming to America to study and the number of American students studying in Japan. For example, in 1996-1997, according to Institute for International ... -
Aikido : The History, Philosophy, and Practice of a Contemporary Martial Art at the Hombu Dojo in Tokyo, Japan
(1997)The author was introduced to Aikido during her semester in Japan. In studying the deeply spiritual and philosophical teachings of Aikido through its texts, the author hoped to be able to see how they are reflected in actual ... -
An Abstract Study in Japanese Culture and Language : an Aid to American Businesspeople
(1994)The internship was a ten-week job with Kintetsu World Express, a Japanese shipping company. Aside from various clerical duties, the author developed and implemented an educational program which familiarized the American ... -
The Case of Suyama Takeshi : An Exploration of the Experience of a Japanese POW in the Soviet Union
(1994)While studying abroad in Japan, the author met Suyami and was given a copy of his self-published memoir. The author has translated the memoir into English and used it along with other research to construct a hypothetical ... -
Aerial View of Campus from the East, 1950
(Kalamazoo College, 1950)Kalamazoo College's campus in 1950 centered around the campus quadrangle. The oldest building at this time was a classroom building, Bowen Hall, show at the lower left. Stetson Chapel stands at the center and behind it ...
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