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The Strange Navy That Shipped Millions of Japanese Home

SCAJAP’s repatriation operation was an extraordinary logistical achievement that played a significant role in the postwar recovery of Asia

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Retro Japan: Domestically built prewar cargo-passenger ship now a museum in Yokohama

YOKOHAMA The only existing large cargo-passenger ship built in Japan before World War II is moored in this eastern Japan port city and now serves a

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History of The North American Times 2, 1918-1942

In the first half of the chapter, I reviewed articles that describe people who were involved in its founding until the 1920s.

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Last of the Asahi | The Tyee

Kaye Kaminishi, 100 years old, is the only surviving member of Vancouver’s legendary Japanese Canadian baseball team.

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Who was Kanō Jigorō? - Japanese Educator, Athlete, and the Founder of Judo Dr Kanō Jigorō History

Who was Kanō Jigorō? - Japanese Educator, Athlete, and the Founder of Judo Dr Kanō Jigorō History
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