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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 8): Japan emperor s surrender broadcast and the end of WWII

TOKYO During his time as a U.S. Navy language officer in Okinawa, Donald Keene came into contact with the Japanese language through communication w

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 7): Meeting prisoners and Japanese-American soldiers in Okinawa

TOKYO Donald Keene, who interrogated and interacted with Japanese prisoners in Hawaii as a U.S. Navy officer, finally set foot in Japan during the

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 5): The linguist s first real taste of combat at the battlefront

TOKYO Following his encounter with the words of Japanese people through the diaries of fallen soldiers, renowned Japanologist Donald Keene was summ

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 4): Discovering the words and diaries of Japanese soldiers

TOKYO Through the diaries of fallen soldiers during the Pacific War, renowned scholar Donald Keene encountered the words of real Japanese people fo

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Donald Keene s Japan (Pt 3): War and fate linked scholar with Japanese language

TOKYO It was in the autumn of 1940. An 18-year-old Donald Keene came across a copy of The Tale of Genji, which sparked his interest in Japan, and s

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