32415. Baerwald, Hans H., 1927-. Japan’s parliament: an introduction. London, New York: Cambridge University Press, 1974, 155pp., very good dust-jacket, very good gray cloth, light wear, $15
. ISBN 0521203872

3382. Borton, Hugh / Serge Elisseeff, William W. Lockwood, and John C. Pelzel. A Selected List of Books and Articles on Japan in English, French, and German. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press for The Harvard-Yenching Institute, 1954, revised and enlarged, 272pp., dust-jacket badly torn, very good blue cloth, previous library stamp on copyright page only, 1781 entries, $19
An extensive reference containing more than seventeen hundred titles chosen to guide the general reader and aid the serious student of Japanese civilization in his research. The list is divided into sections which deal with bibilography, geography, history, political and social sciences, religion and philosophy, language, literature, art, et cetera.

4140. Hara, Katsourô. Histoire du Japon des Origines à nos jours. Paris: Payot, 1926, 306pp., sewn PAPERBACK, green paper wraps, soiled, spine chipped in a couple of places, good reading copy, some foxing, library release stamp on endpaper, $7.5
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32976. Hitotsubashi University. The catalogue of Toike library. Library Hitotsubashi University, 1959, vii, 382pp., PAPERBACK, spine chipped, otherwise very good, pages 105-108 bound upside down, $150
Cover and preface in Japanese, bibliographical text in English. Index.

Digitale Bibliothek Japanische Kunst. Japanische Kunst. Japanische Kunst der Edo-Zeit - cd-rom. Berlin: DirectMedia / Yorck Projekt, 2004, , text in German, cd-rom for pc or mac, $39
Digitale Bibliothek Japanische Kunst.Yorck Projekt. Japanese art during the period 1615-1868, a period of isolation from the outside world. The art of this period had a particularly strong influence on European impressionism and Jugenstil art. Contains 1650 color reproductions, mostly woodcuts, pen and ink drawings, paintings, as well as information on the artists. Text in German. ISBN 3936122237. ISBN 3936122237

27488. Malloch, Rolph. Peace tour. New York: Covici, Friede, 1938, 189 p. 21 cm, decorated tan cloth, but with heavy foxing and darkening of cover and spine, and on endpapers, handwritten correction by the author on page 157, INSCRIBED at length: "But please blame Curt - without whom it would not have been possible" Rolph Malloch, and with additional Latin phrase from Caz.. $125
A high school student aspiring to become a journalist travels to Japan with his idealistic teacher to visit the "peaceful" Japanese.

18093. Miyanaga, Kuniko. Social Reproduction and Transcendence: An Analysis of the Sekai Mahikari Bunmei Kyodan, a Heterodox Religious Movement in Contemporary Japan. University of British Columbia, 1983, 321pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $31
Dissertation: University of British Columbia.