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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 13): Discovering potential as a missionary of Japanese culture

TOKYO After World War II, Donald Keene threw himself into academia as a graduate student at his alma mater Columbia University. Though he originall

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 12): Returning to university to retain ties with adored country

TOKYO The war between Japan and the United States came to an end in 1945. Following its defeat, Japan departed from its militarism originating in t

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 11): Bidding Mt Fuji farewell after a brief stay in the country

TOKYO It was mid-December 1945. Donald Keene stopped in Tokyo en route to the United States, after leaving an occupation unit in China, where he ha

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 10): Bringing news of prisoners safety to families around Tokyo

TOKYO Donald Keene, who had stayed in China s Tsingtao for a period after World War II, finally set foot on Japan s mainland in December 1945. Thou

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 9): Time in post-war China before at last reaching Japan

TOKYO Donald Keene was in Guam when he listened to Emperor Hirohito s broadcast on Aug. 15, 1945, announcing Japan s surrender. Following the end o

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