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Disbursements of Reserve Fund of General Account for the Fiscal Year 1947 (From July To September, 1947) December 1Q, 1947 The reserve fund of general account for the fiscal year 1947 was disbursed fromJuly ll to September 16, 1947 as follows: ^ Minister of Finance ' •E - KURUSU Takeo If General Account

CABINET 1. Expenses for investigation of newspaper wanted to subscribe to , ¥2,500,000 (Office for Allotment of Materials of Press and Publication) (Part) Administration (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Office for Allotment of Materials of Press and Publication ¥2,500,000 For rapidly investigation which nev/spaper is wanted to subscribe to for fundamental data on allotment of materials of newspaper in the future. 2. Expenses for the Secretary office of the Committee for Review of Appeals on Screening for Public Positions. ¥300,000 (Secretariate of Prime Minister's Office) x (Part), Administration (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Prime Minister's Office % ¥300,000 For expecting proper and rapid review of appealed cases lately increased. ' 3. Expenses for screening for public positions v ¥15,333 000 . (Secretary office of Central Screening Committee for Public Positions) ^ ^ (Part) Administration Imk (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices -^ (Item) Secretary office of Central Screening Committee for Public Posi- tion8. ' ' - ¥15,333,000 For rapidly finishing the appointment-of potential purgees concerning public positions and the screen- ing of officials in ordinary positions. 4. Expenses for the extraordinary census in 1947 ¥2,586,000 (Bureau of Statistics, Prime Minister's Office) (Part) Administration (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Prime Minister's Office r ¥2,586,000 For rapidly subsidizing local affairs concerning the extraordinary census on October 1 , 1947 because Y the readjustment of local organization for statistics has been prolonged due to budgetary procedures. Total, Cabinet ' ¥20,719,000

MINISTRY FOR HOME AFFAIRS 1. Expenses for by-election of members of the House of Councillors ¥6,322,000 (Local Affairs Bureau, Ministry for Home Affairs) (Part) ' Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper Y31 000 % -1- (Part) Local Finance (Title) Subsidy for local public bodies' personnel (Item) Subsidy for local public bodies' personnel ¥6,014,000 (Police Bureau, Ministry for Home Affairs) (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ¥206,000 (Part) Justice and Police (Title) Local police x (Item) Local police administration ¥71,000 "^ For excuting by-election of members of the House of Councillors in five prefectures of Hyogo and others. 2. Expenses for establishing starting points of survey % ¥5,905,000 (National Land Bureau, Ministry for Home Affairs) (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices / (Item) Geographical Investigation Institute ¥5,905,000 For establishing starting points of survey by photograph from airplanes under the directive of G.H.Q,., Total, Ministry for Home Affairs \ ¥12,227,000 MINISTRY OF FINANCE , fw 1. Expenses for disposal of closed institutions , ¥1,149,000 fp (Custody Bureau, Ministry of Finance) (Part) Administration / (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ¥346,000 Regional Financial Bureaus , 303,000 , For closing institutions directed to be closed by anticipated additional appointments and making special settlement thereof, while various branches of industry and commercehave been.appointed as^in- stitutions to be closed since the enforcement of the Closed Institutions Ordinance. 2. Expenses for custody of properties of specified foreigners ¥9,178,000 (Custody Bureau, Ministry of Finance) (Part) Administration ' ' (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices * (Item) Ministry proper •E , ¥9,178,000 For taking in custody properties remaining in of those Germans and Austrians who are tto be repatriated from this country under the directive of G.HjQ,. Total, Ministry of Finance. , ¥10,327,000 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION 1. Subsidy for establishment oftele-education system ¥4,96*8,000 * (Social Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) 0f (Part) Education and Culture % V (Title) Social education (Item) Encouragement of social education 8 * ¥4,968,000 For subsidizing to local public bodies the expenses necessary to begin experimentally tele-education by public middle schools of To, Do, Fu and Ken ( Metropolis, and Prefectures) for those who cannot go tc school from October in this year. 2. ^Expenses for the exhibition of the treasures of Shoso-in, etc. ¥1,567,000 (State Museum) (Part) Education and Culture (Title) Arts and culture (Item) State Museum - ¥1,567,000 y For opening the Western Arts Exhibition in the State Museum for a month from the middle of Septem- ' ber and the Exhibition of the Treasures of Shoso-in in the Nara Branch for twenty days from the latter decade of October in this year. % 3. Subsidy for the National Athletic Meeting expenses ¥1,000,000 (Physical Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Part) Health and Sanitation (Title) Physical education (Item) Social physical education ¥1 ,000,000 -2- For subsidizing a part of the expenses for the second National Athletic Meeting in Kanazawa city to the Japan Physical Education Society. 4. Expenses for purchasing a lodging-house ,of the technical college ¥370,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration. ' (Title) Constructions and repairs of official buildings (Item) Constructions ¥370,000 For purchasing a building for lodging-houses of the Taga Technical College. 5. Expenses for opening theJapan Art Exhibition ¥526,000 (Social Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Part) Education and Culture (Title) Arts and culture $ , (Item) Encouragement of culture , \ ¥526,000 For Supplementally disbursing the expenses for opening the ThirdJapan Art Exhibition in this ftutumn, for which the fixed estimate will be short due to raised miscellaneous prices, and for making inspection visit in Kyoto city. <6, Expenses for international exchange of books. ¥260,000 (Imperial Library) ' (Part) Education and Culture (Title) Education, research and study of science (Item) Imperial Library ¥260,000 For arranging and distributing the books presented from foreign countries and presenting to foreign countries collected publications of our government, universities and research institutes, etc. Total, Ministry of Education , ¥8,691,000

1 I MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY 1. 'Expenses for extraordinary agricultural existing states census ¥32,047,000 (Statistics and Research Bureau) (Part). Industries and Economy (Title) Agriculture N - •E (Item) Investigation and research ¥32,047,000 For executing the agricultural existing states census to obtain data for exact management of miscel- laneous measures by securing existing states of agricultural management. ,.

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY 1. Expenses for repairs etc. of official buildings of Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry i ¥600,000 (Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry) * (Part) Administration (Title) > Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry < ¥300,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of official buildings (Item) Repairs ¥300,000 For repairs of the Kanazawa Office ofTokyo Commercial and Industrial Bureau and additional gon- * struction of the official buildings of Sapporo Commercial and Industrial Bureau and the Telephone of Commercial and Industrial Bureau. ,2. Expenses for entrusted investigation ¥913,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ¥913,000 For replenishing the shortage of the fixed estimate due to increased disbursement of travel expenses according to increase of such entrusted investigations as geological investigation, analysis and judgement. ,3. Expenses for chauffeurs station of the Ministry proper ¥180,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) CommonExpenses for Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of,official buildings (Item) Repairs ¥180,000 •E For removal and repairs of the unnecessary building of Tokyo Commercial and Industrial Bureau to establish the chauffeurs station of the Ministry proper. 4. Expenses for inspection and examination of electric equipments ¥625,000 (Electric Power Bureau, Ministry of Commerce and Industry) (Part) Administration % *. (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ¥85,000 (Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry) ^ , (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices. V (Item) Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry - ¥540,000 For replenishing the shortage of the fixed estimate %ue to increased travel expenses for inspection and examination of electric equipments under the Electric Enterprise Law. 5. Expenses for repairs of the branch office of the Ministry proper, etc. ¥300,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of official buildings (Item) Repairs ¥300,000 For emergency repairs of the branch office of the Ministry proper and its incidental facilities 6. Expenses for arrangement of telephone facilities, etc. of the branch room of the Ministry proper 'y ¥300,000 (Electric Communication Machinery Bureau, Ministry of Commerce and Industry) fT (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ¥300,000 For arranging telephone facilities, etc. of the branch room of the Ministry proper. Total, Ministry of Commerce and Industry ¥2,918,000 Grand Total, General Account ¥86,929,000

COLLECTIVE INFORMATION

i( GOVERNMENT MATTERS ' / Matters Concerning the Imperial Ordinance No. 311 of 1946 (Ref. Official Gazzette, 23 August, 1946) Subject: Confiscation of Propaganda Publication Supplement No. 33 To : Central Liaison Office, Japanese Government (Attn. Mr. Yasutake FUMOTO, Chie£*ofEducation Section, Political Division, Central Liaison Office) 1. Reference: a. Memorandum AG311.7 (17 Mar. 46) CI (SCAPIV-824), subject as above. b. Memorandum.AG311.7 (27 Mar. 46) 'CIS (SCAPIV-843), subject as above-Supplement No. 1. October 1,J947 ' . 1. The Incident and Farm Villages (JIHEN TO NOSON) by Rainei ARIMA. Published by Tachibana Shoten, 55, Yocho-machi, , -ku, Tokyo; February 8, 1938. 2. The Corporate State (KYODO TAI KOKKA) by Benito MUSSOLINI, translated by Shuji AKIZA- WA. Published by Hakuyo-sha, 1, Mitoshiro-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 20", 1939. 3. History of the Threatening National Crisis (NIHON KOKUNAN SHI) compiled by Shuichi YUASA. Published by Shunko-do, Yagembori-cho, NihombashipChuo-ku, Tokyo; June 1, 1932. 4. India (INDO) by the Southern Industrial Research Association (NAMPO SANGYO CHOSA KAI). Published by Nanshin-sha, Daido Bldg., 2, Asahi-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 1, 1942. 5. About the Shanghai Incident (SHANGHAIJIHEN O KATARU) by Shofu MATSUMURA. Published by Heibonsha, 5, 3-chom^ Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; March 17, 1932. 6. Active Service with a Paint-brush (EFUDE NO JUGUN) by Yashu M{JTO. Published by Nan-etsu- sha, 6, 3-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January 10, 1934. 7. TheJapanese Spirit (YAMATO DAMASHII) by Hogetsu BABA. Published by Teikoku Kogaku Kai, 3, Mukogaoka, Yayoi-cho, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; November 30? 1929. -4- 8. Light Comes fromJapan (HIKARI WA NIHON YORI) by the-Shin Toho Kyokai. Published by Shincho-sha, Yarai-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; February 8, 1929. 9. Fascist Education (FASHIZUMU KYOIKU) by Makoto WATANABE. Published by Sekai Sozosha, 5, 5-chome, Ginza-Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; November 21, 1939. ' < * 10. Universalizing theImperial Way of Japan (KODO NIHON NO SEKAIKA) by lichiro TOKUTOMI. Published- by Min-yu-sha, 16, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho^ Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February ll, 1938. ll. The FarEastern War and the U. S. Navy (KYOKUTO SENSO TO BEIKOKU KAIGUN) by Shinsaku HIRATA. Published,by Tenjinsha, 10, Omote-Jimbo-cho, Kanda* Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 25, 1930. 12. x Manchuria-Past and Future (MANSHU NO KAKO TO SHORAI) by Akira NAGANO. Published by Shina Mondai Kenkyu-sho, 70, , Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo; October 25, 1931. 13.. How to Settle the Manchuria-Mongolian Issue (MA3&MO O IKA NI SUBEKI KA) by Sueji KAWA- MOTO. Published by Daigaku Shuppambu, Surugadai, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 20 and December 1, 1931. 14. All the World Under One Roof (HAKKO IGHIU) by Takamitsu OGOHIRA..Published by Dainip- pon Horei Shuppan K. K., 13, 2-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; March 15, 1940. 15. Primer on Divine Nature (YUISHIN TOKUHON) by Madane KUBOTA. Published by Tarokichi Kosuge, ll, Maruyama-cho, , Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; January ll, 1934. 16. Discussion ofJapan's Wartime Currency (NIPPON SENSO KAHEIRON) by Yahei NISHITANL Published by Sekai Sozosha, 5, 5-chome, Ginza-Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; November 22, 1939. 17. China, the Bomb,that Calls for International War (KOKUSAISEN O YOBU BAKubAN SHINA) by Motoi SOMA. Published by Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun, ll, 1-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 22, 1935. 18. Mussolini and Roosevelt (MUSSORINI TO RUZUBERUTO) by anonymous Italian and translated by . Seisaku SHIOTSU and Goro MATSUMOTO. Published by Shun-yo-do, 8, Tori-3-chome, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; June 13, 1931. 19. Our National Policy and the Imperial Way (WAGA KOKUTAI TO KODO) by Ken-ya OGURA. Published by Diamondo-sha, 13, 2-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 13,

.20. Biography ofLt. Cmdr. Shiraso (SHIRASO SHOSA DEN) by Hyobu YAMAZAWA. Published by Issaku SHIRASO, Aza-Ogawa, Ogawa-machi, Nasu-gun, Tochigi-ken; October 30, 1939. 21. Annihilating America and England on the Home Front (JUGO NO BEI El GEKIMETSU SEN) by Kazuma SUZUKI. Published by Shinkosha, 15, Ichiban-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 1,1944. 22. Discussion of Imperial Chivalry (KOKOKU SHIDO RON) by Kiyondo MORI. Published by Daiichi Shuppansha, 372, 2-chome, Shimo-Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo; June 20, 1939. 23. War of Resources (SHIGEN SENSO) by Kozo IWATA. Published by Seibundo-Shinko-sha, 5, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 29, 1941. 24. Study of the 2nd European War (DAI NIJI OSHU TAISEN NO KENKYU) by Kiyoshi KIYOSAWA. Published by Toyo Keizai Shuppambu, 2, 3-chome, Honkoku-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; April 20,1940.o.. > *>* 25. Spies and Counter-espionage (SUPAI TO BOCHO) by Tatsuo ARAL [Published by Shinko Kaku, 7, 2-chome, Awaji-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 7, 1939. 26. Oppressed India (SHIITAGERARESHI INDO) by Frank REINHARD, translated by Toyomatsu TANAKA. Published by Takayama Shoin, 10, 2-chome, Ogawa-machi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 10, 1943. 27. A Hundred-Year Japanese-American War (NICHIBEI HYAKUNEN SENSO) written and published by the America Mondai Kenkyu-jo (American Problem Research Society), 4, l-chome? Yuraku-cho, Ko- jimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 25, 1940. 28. The Japanese Spirit and Education (NIPPON SEISHIN TO KYOIKU) by Keiji SHIMIZU. Pub- lished by Shoka-sha 582, 2-chome, , Meguro-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1933. 29. Afghanistan, a Rising Asiatic Nation (AJIA NO SHINKO KOKU AFUGANISUTAN) by Mitsuo OZAKI, compiled by Yusuke AKAMATSU. Published by Nihon Kokusai Kyokai, 12, 2- chome, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 265 1939. 30. Plunderers of Asia (AJIA O UBAU MONO)'by Kesen MOTOYAMA. Published by Kokumin Bunka Henshujo, 130, Suwamachi, , Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; September 1, 1939. 31. Where Will the Second World War Break Out? (DAI NI SEKAI TAISEN WA DOKO KARA BOPPATSU SURU KA) by Taro KIMURA. Published by Tensen-sha, 8, 2-chome, Sarugaku-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 30, 1939. ' 32.^ A Study of Wartime Thinking (SENSO SHISO NO KENKYU) by Yoshio MATSUSHITA. Pub- lished by Gakuji Shoin, 15, Shita Kurumazaka, , Daito-ku, Tokyo; June 9, 1935. 33. The Second Great War and the Preparations of the Powers (DAI NIJI TAISEN TO REKKYO NO' SEMBI)* by Kunio NAGANO. Published by Hakubun-kan, Honcho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 30, 1939. > 34. An Extract of Our 2600 Years of History (NISEN ROPPYAKUNEN SHISHO) by Kan KIKUGHI. Published by Domei Tsushin-sha, 1, 7-chome, Nishi Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; August 15, 1940. 35. Absolute Loyalty (ZETTAI NO CHUSEI) by Shigeru KATO. Published by Chojiya Shoten, Karasu- maru Higashiiru, Shimo Juzuya-machi, Shimokyb-ku, Kyoto ; December 10, 1943. 36. World Policy andJapanese Education (§EKAI SEISAKU TO NIHON KYOIKU) by Takeya FUSHI- MI. Published by Dainihon Yubenkai Kodansha, 19, 3-chome, Otowa-machi, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku,, Tokyo; January 21, 1944. 37. RacialTriumph (MINZOKU NO SHORI) by Makoto ONO. Published by Daishinsha, 87, Kuruma- saka-machi, Shitaya, Daito-ku, Tokyo; July 20, 1942. 33. The War Records of the Navy Eagles (UMIWASHI JISSENKI) by Yomiuri Shimliunsha. Published by Koa Shoin, 5, Nishi 8, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; June 15, 1939., 39. the Constancy of the Japanese Spirit and Historical Education (NIPPON SEISHIN NO IKKAN TO KOKUSHI KYOIKU) by Yoshinao YAMADA. Published by Meguro Shoten, 2-chome, Minami Demmacho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; April 8, 1930. 40. Material for the Spiritual Education of the Army (GUNTAI SEISHIN KYOIKU SHIRYO) compiled by Uichi TAKABAYASHI. Published by Senryudo Matashichi Kobayashi, 4, 1-chorne., Nagata-cho, Koji-machi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 25, 1936. 41. The Administration of the Continent (TAIRIKU KEIEI) by Akira SHIRASU. Published by No- min-sha, 2, Kotohira-criQ, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; January 25, 1938. 42. General Mobilization (SODOIN) by,Shoji IIZAWA. Published by Takayama Shoin, 10, 2-chomey Ogawa-machi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 13, 1938. 43. Ideas for the Development of Asia (KOA.NO RINEN) by Senjuro HAYASHI. Published by Bunsho- do Shoten, 4, 7-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; June 20, 1943. 44. The Eloquent Speeches of Hitler (HITTORA NO SHISHIKU) translated by Kiyoshi TAKI. Pub- lished by Nihon Koen-sha, Shoko Bidg., 1-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Koji-machi, Chiyoda-ku, Tpkyo ; Decem- ber 25, 1933.. 45. ABriefSketbh of Indonesia: Java (INDONESIA TEMBYO-JAVAHEN) by Kazuyo TAKAHASHI. Published by Aikoku Shimbun-sha, 3, 2-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; June ll, 1942. 46. Youth's History of Diplomatic Relations (SHONEN-KOKUSHIJO NO GAIKO KANKEI) by Seiji NAGAI. Published by Daidokan, 3, 2-chome, Hitotsubashi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 5, 1937. 47. The Japanese Constitution and the Characteristics of the National Ethics (WAGA KOKUTAI TO KYOGAKU NO TOKUSHOKU) by Dr. Shin-ichiro NISHI. Published byJudo Kenkyu-kai, 4, 7-chome?, Fujimi-cho, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima-ken; November 10, 1938. 48. The Manchurian Railway andJapan, America, Russia and China (MANSHU NO TETSUDO O ME- GURU NICHI BEI RO SHI) by Akira NAGANO. Published by Shina Mondai Kenkyujo, 170, Aoyama, Harajuku, Minato-ku, Tokyo; June 10, 1931. ~ 49., Proclamation of the NewJapan (SHIN NIPPON NO SENGENSHO) by Teiso KUMAGAYA. Pub- lished by Takasago-kai, 2, 2-chome, Takasago-cho, Minami-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken; ^December 20^ 1936. 50. Materials for the Study of Manchuria and Mongolia (MAMMO MONDAI KENKYU SHIRYO) corn- . piled and published by Kaiko-sha, 52, 2-chome, lidamachi, Kojimachi., Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 24,1931. 51. Essays on the National Polity's True Meaning (KOKUTAI HONGI SHOHEN) by Dr. Kyuzo FUKUL Published by Koseikaku, 48, Kojimachi Shimo, 6-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 13,1937. 52. The Truth of the Shanghai Incident (SHANHAI JIHEN NO URAOMOTE) by Kinnosuke NAKA- YAMA. Published by San-yudo Shoten, ll, 1-chome, Yushima^ Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; March 16,1932. 53. From Italy's Entry into the War to the Conclusion of the Tripartite Agreement (ISANSEN YORI SAN- GOKU JOYAKU SEIRITSU) compiled byJohokyoku Dai Sambu. Published by Hakubunkan, Honcho,, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 31, 1940. 54. The Nazis1 Commercial Policy (NACHISU NO SHOGYO SEISAKU) by Yahei NISHITANI. Pub- lished by Ars, 13, 3-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 5, 1940. 55. Thoughts on the Restoration in the Present Situation (GENDAI NO MONDAI TO SHITE NO FUK- KO SHISO) by Katsuya TAKEOKA, compiled by Koa Kyogaku Kenkyu-kai. Published by Meguro Shoten, 1, 3-chome, Surugadai, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1939. 56. Divine Soldiers (SHIMPEI) compiled by Yomiuri Shimbun-sha. Published by Yomiuri Press, 1 Nishi 3-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 'l0y 1942. -6- ,, 57. Prelude to the Invasion of India (INDO SHINRYAKUJOMAKU) by Shigemasa FUKAO. Published by Ajia Mondai Kenkyu-jo, 4, 1-chome, Yurakucho, Kojima-chi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 18, 1940, 58. For the Sake of the Fatherland (MIKUNI NO TAME NI) written and published byJuu-ichi MURA- KAMI, 98, Shimizu-cho, Matsuyama-shi, Ehime-ken; July 12, 1923 and April 30, 1930. 59. The Aggravated Situation in Manchuria and Mongolia and the Use of Real Power (MAMMO NO JUDAIKA TO JITSURYOKU HATSUDO) by Shigekatsu HOSONO. Published by Kogeisha, 3, 1-chome, Matsuya-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; July 18, 1931. 60. Introduction to the Imperial Constitution (KOKOKUKEMPO JORON) by Teruhiko TAGAMI. Published by Shinkogisha Shuppambu, 30, 1-chome, Kakigara-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; June 2051935. 61. The Imperial Constitution (KOKOKU KEMPO), a lecture by Prof. Katsuhiko KAKEI. Published by Akamondo Shoten, 18, 6-chome, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; May 15, 1935. 62. Outline of Pure Shinto (JUNSEI SHINDO TAII) by Dotaro ARABUKA. Published by Tenson t Gakuen Hombu, 9, Uenohara-cho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo; June 1, 1941. 63. The Biographies of the Loyal and Valiant Warriors of Kii Province Who Fell in the China Incident or in the Punitive Campaign against Bandits iri North Manchuria (Vol. 1) (SHINA JIHEN HOKUMAN TO - HI KISHU SEIKA CHUYU RETSUDEN-DAI IKKAN) by Kyumin KONO. Published by Kishu Seika Kensho-kai, 105 Koniri, Wakayama-shi, Wakayama-ken; December 25, 1937. 64. Military Primer (RIKUGUN TOKUHON) by Shinsaku HIRATA. Published by Nihon Hyoron-sha, •E { Showa Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January 15, 1932. 65. The Life Stories of the Shimotsuke Royalists '(SHIMOTSUKE KINNOSHI GAISETSU) compiled Y and published by Tochigi-ken Kyoiku-kai; March 10, 1939. 66. Kito Summary (KITO) by Tsuyoshi WATANABE. Published 'by ToaJumbun Kenkyu-jo, 5, 1-chome, Ushisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 28, 1937. 67? Lectures on Strategy and Tactics (SENRYAKU SENJUTSURON) by Lt. Gen. Tsuneta NISHIDA. Published by Bungei Shunju-sha, Osaka Bldg., 3, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Decem- ber20,1932. ' , , ' 68. The Art of Infantry Fighting (Vol. I) (HOHEI SHIN SENTOHO-DAI IKKAN) compiled by, Rikugun Hoh'ei Gakko. Published by Heisho Shuppan-sha, 54, 2-chome, Minami-cho, Aoyama, Akasaka, Minato- ku, Tokyo; June 8, 1934. 69. Reflections on the After-effects of War (SENSEKI O KAIRIMITE) by Maj. Gen. Heijiro HAT- TORI. Published by Heisho Shuppansha, 54> Minami-cho, Aoyama, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo; December 18, 1934. 70. Inside Stories of the Front in the Russo-Japanese War (NICHIRO SEN-EKI SENJIN YOWA) com- piled by Kesami AOKI. Published by Rikugun Gunidan; November 1, 1934. 71. The Prophesy of " Co-existent with Heaven and Earth " (TENJO MUKYU NO SHINCHOKU) by Shozaburo WATARI. Published by Risosha Shuppambu, Naiko Bldg., 12, 2-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1940. 72. On the Sun Goddess (TENSHO DAIJIN SHINKAKURON) by Jigohei TANAKA. Published by Yusankafo^ 9, 3-chome, Imagawa Koji, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January 10, 1930. 73. Our Army and Navy (WARERA NO RIKUKAIGUN) by,Shinsaku HIRATA. Published by Dai- nippon Yubenkai Kodansha, 19, 3-chome, Otowa-cho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; August 1, 1932. 74. History of European Aggression in the Pacific (TAIHEIYO SHINRYAKU SHI) by Akira NAKAKOJI. Published by Senso Bunka Kenkyujo, 3, 5-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; March 30, 1943. 75. Events at the Front (Vol. VI) (SENJIN SOWA DAIROKUSHU) compiled by Kyokichi ISHIKAWA. Published by Gunji Fukyukai, 40, , Suginami-ku, Tokyo; March 10, 1931. 76. Discourse on the Japanese Spirit (NIHON SEISHIN KOWA) compiled by Kyoiku Shiryo Hensam- bu. Published by Daiichi Shuppan Kyokai, 192, 3-chome, -cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-l^u, Tokyo; November 15, 1933. 77. A Record of Staunch Loyalty and Distinguished Service (CHURETSU IKUN ROKU) by Kazuo SASAKI. Published by Kogun Hakkojo, 18, Kimizuka-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; October 12, 1937. 78. War Culture (SENSO BUNKA) by Shigeki KONDO. Published by Senso Bunka Kenkyujo, No. 4, 1-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 1, 1939. 79. Financial Problems in a Long War (CHOKI SENKA NO ZAISEI KIN-YU MONDAI) compiled by Ginko Kenkyu-sha Hemsanbu. Published by Bungado, 1-chome, Kudan, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ; October 15, 19?8. J 80. Long Term Constru6tion and Japanese Finance (CHOKI KENSETSU TO NIPPON NO ZAISEI) 1 by Hideyasu IWASAKI. Published by Seikatsu-sha, 3-chome, Kaji-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July1,1939. -7- ' 81. llth Year of Showa (SHOSHI) by Saburo HONDA. Published by Shoshikai, c/o Okazaki Normal Schoo], Rokutomo-machi, Okazaki-shi, Shizuoka-ken; May 5, 1939. 82. History of the Three Sacred Treasures for Boys and Girls (SHONEN SANSHUSHINKI NO REKISHI) by Shuichi KURIYAMA. Published by Daidokan-shoten, 3, Hitotsubashi-torimachi, Kanda, Chiyoda- ku, Tokyo; January 20, 1933. •E=s 83. Ansai and theJapanese Spirit (ANSAI TO NIHON SEiSHIN) by Gho HIRAIZUMI. Published by Shibundo, 27, Haraikata-machi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; October 2.3, 1932. 84.* Records of the Loyal and Valiant Warriors Who Fell in the China Incident Vol. II (SHINAJIHEN. CHURETSU-IKUNROKU DAI 2 SHU) by Kazuo SASAKI. Published by Kogun-Hakkojo, 18, Kimi- zuka-cho, ShiBa, Minato-ku, Tokyo; ' February 17, 1938. v 85. Navy Year-Book (KAIGUN YORAN) by Yoshiro KOYAMA. Published by Kaigun Yushukai, 13 Sakae-machi, Shiba, Minato-ku? Tokyo; June 5, 1939. 86. Geopolitical Observation ofthe^Creation of New World Order (SEKAISHINGHITSUJO KENSETSU TO CHISEIGAKU) by Saneshige KOMAKI. Published by Obunsha, 55, Yokodera-machi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1944. ' 87. The History ofGreatJapan: Vol. 30: Riyomasa Kato (SHONEN DAINIHON SHI: DAI SANJUK- KAN: KATO KXYOMASA) by Yasohachi NAKANO. Published by Kensetsu-sha, 8, Agebacho, Ushi- gome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; December 20, 1934. 88. Explanatory Comment on the Japanese Spirit (NIHON SEISHIN SHINKAI) by Koichi OKUBO. Published by Senryu-do, 4, 1-chome, Nagata-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 1, 1936. 89. 28th Edition of the Oriental Warfare Series, History of Invasion of the Pacific Area (TOYOSENSHI DAI 28 KAN TAIHEIYO SHINRYAKUSHI) by Akira NAKAKOJI. Published by Senso-bunka Ken- kyujo, 3, 5-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 30, 1942. 90. Study of French Indo-China (FUTSUIN KENKYU) by Asakame IDE. Published by Ko^oku Seinen Kyoiku Kyokai, 2-3-chome, Kudan, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 20, 1941. 91. Principle of Education for Japanese Youths in the National Emergency (HIJOJI NIHON SEINEN NO KYOIKU HOSHIN) compiled by Kokumin Kyoiku Kai (The National Education Association). Published by Kokumin Kyoiku Kai, 31, Masago-cho, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; February 5, 1933. 92. The Establishment of Manchukuo-The History of Japan forJuveniles Vol. 53 (SHONEN DAI NIHON SHI DAI 53 KAN MANSHU KENKOKU) by Yoshio YAMAMOTO.. Published by Kensetsu-sha, 8, Agebacho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; October 20. 1934. ,93. A Text-book of the Military System (GUNSEI GAKU KYOTEI) by Matashichi KOBAYASHI. Pub- lished by Heiyo Tosho Kabushiki Kaisha, 3, 1-chome, Nagata-cno, Kojimachi, Chiyoda ku, Tokyo; May 5,1930. 94. The True Meaning of National Polity (KOKUTAI NO HONGI) by Takao YAMADA. Published by Hobun Kan, 5, 4-chome, Muromachi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 28, 1933. 95. , The Command of Infantry Troops in Modern Warfare (BANKIN SEN NI OKERU HOHEI-BUTAI- CHO NO SENTOSHIKI) by Masao TSUTSUI. Published by Rikugun Hohei Gakko Shoko Shukai-jo, 17, Shimorokuban-cho, Koji-machi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 18, 1931. 96. Essential Points of the National Defence Structure (KOKUBO KOKKA NO KORYO) by Kikakuin Kenkyukai. Published yb Shin-Kigan-sha, Tokyo Kogyo Bldg., 10, 1-chome, Ogawa-chc^Kanda, Chi- yoda-ku, Tokyo; November 17, 1941. 97. Battle Field Stories, Fourth Edition (SENJIN SOWA DAI YON-SHU) byJuhei ASAI. Published by Gunji Tokyukai, 40, Asagaya, Suginami-ku, Tokyo; March 10, 1929. 98. Biographies of Patriotic Soldiers in the China Incident (SHINAJIHEN CHUYU RETSUDEN RIKU- GUN NO BU DAI IKKAN) compiled and published by Chuyu Kensho-Kai,- 101, 1-chome, Onden, Shibu- ya-ku, Tokyo; December 5, 1938. 99. A Detailed Explanation of the True Meaning of State Structure (KOKUTAI NO HONGI StiOSETSU) by Kiyoshi ISONO. Published by Meguro Shoten, 1, 3-chome, Surugadai, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku Tokyo- February 10, 1941. 100. The Exaltaction and Cultivation of the Japanese Spirit (NIHON SEISHIN NO SAKKO TO KAN- YO) by Yoshikata TOMODA. Published by Hobun Kan, Muromachi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku Tokyo* July 1, 1937..? •E101. A Collection of Poems on the Holy War (SEISEN HAIKU SHU) compiled by Kocho-sha Dojin. Pub- lished by Tosho Kaku, 10, 2-chome, Ogawa-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 30, 1939. 102. We Subjects and the Japanese Tradition (MITAMlHvARE TO NIPPON NO DENTO) by Yoshio HIROHAMA. Published by Nippon Hoso Shuppan Kyokai, Text Bldg., 1-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; November 1, 1943. 103'. The Fundamental Self-Consciousness of the Japanese Race (NIPPON MINZOKU NO KOMPON- JIKAKU) by Muneroku TAGA. Published by Chokokai Hombu, 28, Oimatsu-cho, Koishikawa Bunkvo- ku, Tokyo; April 2, 1933. ' -8- 104. Hasten the East Asiatic Monroe Doctrine (TOA MONRO SHUGI E NO BAKUSHIN) by Tomosaburo TAKAGI. Published by Ghikura Shobo, Daiichi~Sogo-kan, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; March 15, 1932. 105. People's Manual for Protection from Gas (KOKUMIN BODOKU TOKUHON) by Keisuke NO- GUCHI. Published by Dainippon Kokubo Kagaku Kenkyu-kai, 211, 7-chome, Omori, Ota-ku, Tokyo; September 18, 1937. 106. Memoirs of Famous Generals: , The Inside History of the Russo-Japanese War, Army Section (MEI- SHO-KAIKO: NIGHIROTAISEN-HISHI RIKUSENHEN) by Hiromi "TAKATA. Published by, Tokyo Asahi Shimbun Hakko-jo, 3, 2-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 20, 1935. 107. Memoirs of Famous Admirals: , The Inside History of the Russo-Japanese War, Navy Section (MEI- SHO-KAIKO: NICHIRO-TAISEN-HISHI KAISENHEN) by Tatsuo HOSHINO. Published by Tokyo Asahi Shimbun Hakko-jo, 3, 2-chome, Yuraku-cho5i Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 15, 1935. , % 108. War and Financial Cliques (SENSO TO ) by Ryotaro IWAI. Published by Ghikura Shobo, c/o the 1st Sogo Bldg., Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; April 5, 1938. 109. The History of Military Affairs (GUNJISHI ) by Yoshio MATSUSHITA. Pub- lished by Kokumin Tosho Kyokai, 58, Tomoe-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; September 16, 1939. 110. Discourse on the Japanese Military System (NIHON HEISEI KIGEN RON) by Jirozaemon TAKA- KUBO. Published by Toen Shobo, 2, 6-bancho, Kojimachi, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 16, 1939. 111. Mongol-Manchurian Issue and Japan's Continental Policy (MAMMO-MONDAI TO WAGA TAI- RIKU-SEISAKU) by Kiyokatsu SATO. Published by Shunjusha, 5, 2-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; Dec|mber 18, 1931. 112. A Brief Sketch of Indonesia-The Outer-Regions (INDONESIA TEMBYO-GAIRYO HEN) by Kazuyo TAKAHASHI. Published by Aikoku Shimbun Sha, 3, 2-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; August 10, 1942. ! 113. The History and Present Condition of Burma (BIRUMA NO REKISHI TO GENJO) by Chiang Cheng-fan; translated by Kaheiji KUNIMOTO. Published by Osakayago Shoten, 5, 2-chome, Gofuku- bashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 15, 1941. 114. War Records of Marines in the Shanghai Attack (KAIGUN RIKUSENTAI SHANGHAI SENTO- KI) by Seiho ARIMA. Published by Kaigun Kankyu Sha, 6, 1-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; September 20, 1932. 115. Invisible Spy-The Fifth Column Aiming at Japan (MIEZARU SUPAI-SO NICHI DAI GO RE- TSU) by Minetaro YAMANAKA. Published by Domei Shuppan Sha, 40, 1-chome, Jimbocho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 23, 1940. 116. •E Muddy Stretchers (DORO NO TANKA) by Minetaro YAMANAKA. Published by Ninon Shuppan Kabushiki Kaisha, 5, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 30, 1938. 117. Holy Emperor and First Empire (SEITENNO TO DAIICHI TEIKOKU) by Namizo SHIMMI. Published by Buyosha, 230, 3-chome, Harajuku, -ku, Tokyo; June 5, 1936. 'æf 118. Japan's Divine Book (NIPPON SHINSHO) by Mantaro NAKAGAWA. Published by Nichigen-sha, 10, 1-chome, Toden-cho, Suginami-ku, Tokyo; February 20, 1941. 119. Japan Spirit and the New Education (NIPPON SEISHIN TO SHIN KYOIKU) by Entaro NO- GUCHI. Published by Meiji Tosho, 3, Irifune-cho, Kyobashi^ Chuo-ku, Tokyo; November 5, 1934. 120. Lectures on War-Time Structural Legislation 1(SENJI TAISEIHO KOWA) compiled by Waseda Daigaku Hori Dokokai. Published by Ganshodo Shoten, 2-chome, Jimbocho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, To- kyo; February 15, 1939. 121. War and Stocks (SENSO TO KABUSHIKI) by Katsuji OGATA. Published by Shin-Nippon Sha, Times Bldg., 5, Nishi 7-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; August 10, 1937. 122. Battle Notes on Warriors at the Shanghai Front (TOYAMAYUSHI: SHANGHAI KESSEN- KI) by Kennosuke FUJISAWA. Published by the Toyama Nipponsha, Somagariwa, Toyama City, * Toyama-ken; June 3, 1932. 123. The Essence of the China Incident Viewed Economically (KEIZAI GAKUJO YORI MITARU SHINA JIHEN NO HONSHITSU) by Masutaro KIMURA. Published by Meguro Shoten, 1-3, Suruga- dai, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1939. 124. New theory on Racial Struggle (MINZOKU TOSO SHINRON) by Norihisa SUZUKI. Published " by Ichigen Sha, 25, 1-chome, Yumi-cho, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; February 10, 1944. 125. Principle of Living for the Japanese Race (YAMATO MINZOKU NO SEIKATSU GENRI) by KISEISO. Published by Kiseiso, 16, Nango-cho, Nishinomiya-shi, Hyogo-ken; May 30, 1939. 126. Military Affairs Year-Book (GUNJI NENKAN) compiled by Kokusai Gunji Kenkyu Kai. Published by Chofu-sha, Showa Bldg., Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 17, 193L 127. Maxims of Bushido (SHIDO SHIGEN) by Fukuo TAKAHASHI. Published by Sobunsha, Nishiki Bldg., 3, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 17, 1937. -9- 128. The Showa Restoration and the Throughness of National Conscription (SHOWA ISHIN TO KOKU- MIN KAIHEI) by Fujio TAIRA. Published by Higashi Tairikusha, 3, 5~chome, Ginza Nishi, Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; December 31, 1936. 129. The Anti-Communist Agreement and the Nazi-Fascist Revolutions (BOKYO KYOTEI TO NACHISU FASSHO KAKUMEI) by Morinosuke KASHIMA. Published by Ganshodo Shoten, 2, 2-chome, Jimbo- cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 5, 1938. * 130. Increased Production to Ensure Victory (HISSHO NO ZOSAN) by Masatoshi OKOCHL Published by Kagaku-Shugi Kogyo Sha, 1, 1-chome, Kasuga-cho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; April 10,1944. 131. Submarines in Defence of Japan (NIPPON O MAMORU' SENSUIKAN) by Ichiro FUKUDA. Published by Seikyo-sha, 7* 2-chome, Minami-sakumacho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo ; December 2, 1929. 132. Far Eastern Policy of Russia & Witte (ROKOKU KYOKUTO SEISAKXJ TO WITTE) by Tetsu IWAMA. Published by Hakubunkan, Honcho, Nihombashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; April 5, 1941. 133. Flying High in the Air (TENKU SHOHA) by Hajime MOMOSE. 'Published by Tokyo Rikugun Koku Gakko Shoko Shukai-sho, Tokyo; July 25, 1939. 134. RevivalofColoredRaces (YUSHOKU JINSHU NO KOSEI) by Hikoichiro MIZUSHIMA. Pub- lished by Yuko Shoten, 2425, 5-chome, Kami-rneguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo ; March 23, 1937. 135. My Way ofTeachingJapanese History (WATASHI NO KOKUSHI KYOIKU SHIDO) by Kaoru OKUBO. Published by Meiji Tosho, 5,Trifune-cho, Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; March 25, 1930. 136. Solution of the Riddles of Manchuria and Mongolia (MAMMO NO NAZO O TOKU) by Yutaka TAHARA. Published by Nippon Koronsha, Kyoiku Kaikan, Hitotsubashi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; i September 20, 1933. r 137. The Substance of Our National Structure (WAGA KOKUTAI NO HONSHITSU) by Sho UDA, Published by Sakaishobo, 162, 3-Gnome, Tokiwa-cho, Urawa-shi, Saitama-ken; September 15, 1943. 138. Spirit of Everlasting Prosperity'(IYASAKAE NO SEISHIN) by Toyonosuke TAKIMOTO. Published by Togakusha, 109, 1-chome, Totsuka-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; July ll, 1934, 139. The Spirit of (NIPPON SHINWA NO SEISHIN) by^Masao HAEZAW^. Pub- lished by Mikasa Shobo, 21, 2-chome, Nishi Kanda, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 30, 1940. 140. The" World-Dominator (SEKAI O TOITSU SURUMONO) by Bokudo OMORL , Published by Chukensha, 23, Fumisono, Nakano-ku, Tokyo; November 3, 1931. 141. Birth of New Asia (SHIN-AJIA NO TANJO) by Mitsutaka MURATA. Published by Jimbunkaku, 44, Wasedamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; December 8, 1942. 142. Exposure ofAmerica's Sinister Ambition (BEIKOKU NO YABO O UTSU) by Saburo YOSHIDA. Published by Dai-nippon Yubenkai Kodansha, 19, 3-chome, Otowa-cho, Koishikawa, 'Bunkyb-ku, Tokyo ; December 26, 1941. ' > 143. Marching 700 Miles in Mud (DEINEI 280 RI) by Kenji MAEYAMA. Published by Shun-yodo Shoten, 8, Tori 3-chome, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; July, 15, 1939. 144. The "Development of the Manchurian Harmony Association (MANSHU KYOWAKAI NO HAT- TATSU) by Sadatomo KOYAMA. Published by Chuo Koron-sha, c/o Marunouchi Bldg., 2, 2-chome, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 5, 1941. 145. Construction of an Anti-Comintern North China (BOKYO HOKUSHI KENSETSU RON) by Masao NAKAYAMA. Published by Rikugun Gaho-sha, c/o Yaesu Bldg., 8, 4-chome, Kobiki-cho, Kyobashi, ^ Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; January 1, 1938. 146. Shanghai Marines (SHANHAI RIKUSENTAI) by Kyosuke FUKUNAGA. Published by Daiichi Shobo, 1, 3-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 20, 1938. 147. Lectures on the History ofShintoism (SHINDOSHI KOWA) by Sadao KIYOHARA. Published by Meguro' Shoten, 1, 3-chome, Surugadai, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 20, 1939. 148. The Economic Situation in New Manchuria (SHIN-MANSHUKOKU NO KEIZAI JIJO) com- piled and published by Asahi Shimbun Sha, 3, 2-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July5,1932. 149. Japan's Diplomacy to be Re-oriented (SEISAN KI NI ARU NIHON NO GAIKO) by Katsuji INA- BARA. Published by Daijosha, 1, 3-chome, Tsukiji, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo;. May 18, 1932. ( 150. A New Battle Field (SHIN SENJO) by Ghuon SAKURAI. Published by Shunju Sha, 5, 2-chome, Gofuku-bashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; February 7, 1938. 151. Plain Talks on the National Character of Japan' (HEIINARU NIHON KOKUTAI NO HANASHI) by Kenji OGURA. Published by Bunsei Sha, 1, Sanai-cho, , Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; July 1, 1934. 152. Masujiro Omura (OMURA MASUJIRO) by Nankyo ONO. Published by Sankyo Shoin, 13, 2- chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiycda-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1940. * ; - 153. Italo-German Complete Victory and Effect on the United States (DOKU-I NO KANSHO TO SONOGO NO AMERIKA) by Gumpei SEKINE. Published by Toa Kensetsu Kyokai Shuppambu, 1, 1-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 23, 1940.

*-±\j- 154. Economic Phases of Greater East-Asia, Vol. VI of the Study of East Asian Problems (TOA MONDAI KENKYU VI, DAITOA KEIZAI NO SHOSO) by Toa Ghosa Kai. Published by Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun Sha, ll, 1-chome, Yurakucho, Kojirnachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 25, 1942. 155. What Will Become of the, Relations BetweenJapan and America? (NICHIBEI WA DO NARUKA) by Hachiro SHISHIMOTO. Published byJitsugyo No Nippon, Sha, 1-chome, Ginza Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; January 24, 1934. 156. The National Structure and Education (KOKUTAI TO JSYOIKU) by Hachiro WATANABE. Pub- lished by Shun-yodo Shoten, 8, 3-chome, Nihombashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; April 17, 1937. 157. Artillery Regiment, The Light of New China, arid Evening Stories of Horse-shoes (HOHEI BUTAI SHINSHINA NO HIKARI, TETTEI YAWA)' by Soshiro GODO, Akio KIMURA, and Jisaburo YOSHIUE. Published by Chobun Kaku, 41, 1-chome, Kohinata Daimachi, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; November 18, 1940. 158. New Study on Training in Army Life (GUNTAI NAIMU NO SHINKENKYU) compiled and pub- lished by Seibu-do, 14,*3-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo;^May 30, 1935- ' 159. China Analysed (KAIBOSHITARU CHUKAMINKOKU) by Keigi KANEDA and Matajiro AKABORI. Published by Bungeisha, 4, 2-chome, Shinogawa-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; April 24, 1932. 160. New Mission of Shinto in FutureJapan (SHORAI NO NIPPON TO SHINTO NO SHINSHIMEI) by Komazo MIZOKUOHL Published by Riso Sha Shuppambu, Uchisaiwai Bldg., 1, 5-chome, Uchi- saiwai-qho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 25, 1937. 161. New Order in Japanese Politics , (NIPPON SEIJI NO SHIN GHITSUJO) by Michio KIHARA. Published by Tokosha, c/o Kandagawa Bldg., 1-chome, Sakuma-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ; October 30, 1940. 162. PhilosophyoftheJapanese Spirit (NIPPON SEISHINNO TETSUGAKU) by Kazunobu KANOKO- GI. Published by Kokumin Shiso Kenkyu-jo, 14, Sakamachi, ,. Sliinjuku-kb, Tokyo; May 27, 1934. ' •E )(

163. Practical Plan For,Reformation of Japan'' (NIPPON KAIZO NO GUTAI AN) by Takuji TANAKA. Published by Yosei Jihyo Sha, 631, -Hatsudai-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; February ll , 1928. 164. Actual Proofs of the Divine Country (SHINKOKU JISSHORON) by Kihachiro TAKAKUBO. Published by Horitsu Hyoron-sha, 28, 3-chome, Ogawa-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 20, 1934. 165. Personalities of the Reform |Camp (KAKUSHIN JIN-EI NO HANAGATA O TSUKU) by Jiro TAKEMURA. Published by Daiichi Shoten;30, Nakae-machi, Konohana-ku, Osaka; April 7, 1941. 166. Japanese Reflections on Philosophy (TETSUGAKU NO NIPPONTEKI HANSEI) by Takeo FUJI- HIRA. Published by Futami Shobo, 24, 2-chome, Misaki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1943. 167. China as I Saw It (WATAKUSHI NO MITA SHINA) by Tatsumi AMEMIYA. Published by Riku- gun Gaho Sha, Yaesu Bldg., 4, 8-chome, Kobikicho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 15, 1937. 168. Manchuria and Catholicism (MANSHU TEIKOKU TO KATORIKKU-KYO) by Yoshigoro TA- GUCHI. Published by the Catholic Chuo Shuppan-bu, 38, Shimorokuban-cho, Kojimachi, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 29, 1935. - 169. Joint Statementon Greater East Asia (DAI-TOA KYODO SENGEN) by Dai Nippon Genron Hokoku Kai. Published by Domei Tsushinsha, 2, Koen, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 15, 1944. 170. The Imperial Way and the Way of the Gods (KODO TO YUISHINDO) by Keido USAMI. Pub- lished by Kodo Hosan-Kai Hombu, Kami--machi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; February 5, 1940. 171. Construction'of the New Orient (SHIN TOYO NO KENSETSU) by Fumitaka TAKESHITA. Published by Toho Koron-sha, 1349, 6-chome, , Toshima-ku, Tokyo; August 5, 1938. 172. On the Japanese Military Virtue (NIPPON BUTOKURON) by Shozaburo WATARI. Published by Chubunkan Shoten, 174, Benten-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; May 22, 1933., 173. Political Economy of Japan in the Reform Period (HENKAKUKI NIPPON NO SEIJIKEIZAI) by Kiwao OKUMURA. Published by Sasaki Shobo, 30, 2-chome, Shimbashi, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; September 18, 1942. 174. Manchuria, Formosa and Hainan Island (MANSHU, TAIWAN, KAINANTO') by Kenkichi ISHIYA- MA. Published by Diamond-sha, 3, 3-chome, , Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 10,1942. 175. The Dawn of Manchuria (AKEYUKU MANSHU) by Sakae UCHIDA. Published by Shin Nihon Shobo, 1, 2-chome, Mitoshiro-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 10, 1932. ' 176. Reader for Emperor's Subjects (KOKOKUMIN TOKUHON) by Masao ISHIYAMA. Published by Heibon Sha, 5, 3-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku. Tokyo; May 31, 1940. 177. Sino-Japanese Hostilities and the War Thereafter Between Japan and a Certain Country (NISSHI- JIHEN TO TSUGI NO NICHI-MARU SENSO) by Keizo KANDA. Published by Shimbunsha, 5, 1- chome, Nishikicho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 5, 1937.

-ll- \ 178. The Armies of the Emperor and Other Great Powers (TEIKOKU OYOBI REKKOKU NO RIKU- GUN) compiled and published by Rikugun-sho, Miyakezaka, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January 1936. , 179. Japan Advances (UGOKU NIPPON NO SUGATA) by Saburo TANABE. Published by Nitto Shoin, 30, 2-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 20, 1934. 180. Acknowledge Immediately Great Manchuria and Strive to Colonize Our Life-Line (DAI MANSHU- KOKU O SOKUJI SHONIN-SHITE WARERANO SEIMEISEN KAITAKU NI MAISHIN SEYO) by Kintaro HORIGUCHI. Published by MammoKen-eki Yogokaitaku Sokushin Reinmei, c/o Yofuku Gakko, 36, l*-chome, Shinsaibashi Suji, Minami-ku, Osaka; April 15, 1932. 181. TheJapanese Army and Peace in the Far East (KYOKUTO-HEIWA TO NIHON RIKUGUN) by v -V Kaiko-Kai. Published by Heirinkan, 7, 1-chome^ Motozono-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Jan- uary27,1931. 182. The Spirit Moves (TAMASHIJ WA ODORU) 'by Hideo TAKAGI. Published by Nippon Kyoiku Shiryo Kanko Kai, 4, Kasumi-cho, , Minato-ku, Tokyo; December 15, 1938. 183. Encirclement by America and England and the Way of Japan (El BEI HOIJIN TO NIHON NO SHINRO) by Chu SAITO. Published by Shun-yodo Shoten, 8, 3-chome, Nihombashi Tori, Gbuo-ku, Tokyo; October 1, 1941. 184. Okuni Takamasa, a Pioneer ofTennoism (TEINFNO SHINKO NO SHUSHOSHA, OKUNI TAKA- ' MASA) by Takayori OTSUKI. Published by Sangyo Keizai-sha, 6, 3-chome, Shintomi-cho, Kyobashi,

-14- 247..' Shoin Yoshida ' (YOSHIDA SHOIN HEN) by Matsuo NIKI. Published by Tosho Kaku, 10, 2-cho- me, Ogawa-machi, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 20, 1 935. 248. Primer on the Japanese Spirit (NIPPON SEISHIN TOKUHON) by Kiyokatsu SATO. Published by Toa Jikyoku Kenkyu Kai, 2, 2-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 20, 1934. 249. North China's Resources and Their Development (HOKUSHI SHIGEN TO SONO KAIHATSU) by Mitsuo YAMAZAKI. Published by Hakuyo Sha, 4, Mitoshirocho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ; March 5,1938.. •E 250. Even After Death There is Life (NINGEN SHINDEMO SKINANU) by Masaharu TANIGUCHI. Published by K. K. Komyo Shiso Fukyu Kai, 5, Hinoki-cho, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo; November 20, 1940. 251. The Hand-Book for the Leaders of Youth Training (SEINEN KUNREN SHIDOIN BENRAN) by Shin-ichiro KAMATA. Published by Heirin Kan, 7, 1-chome, Motosono-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 20, 1929. 252. Footmarks on the Bank of the Yangtze River (CHOKO-HAN NO SOKUSEKI) written and published by Koen SEKI, 5577, Motoyama-cho, Mito-shi, Ibaragi-ken; August 25, 1935. 253. India's Call (IND6 NO SAKEBI) by Rash Behari Bose. Published by Sankyo Shoin, 15, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 25, 1938. '254. The Advance of the Economy of Greater East Asia (DAITOA KEIZAI NO SUISHIN) by Takanosuke KANEKO. Published by Aoba Shobo, 4, 2-chome, Sarugaku-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January X7 15, 1945. 255. Basic Meaning of the Emperor Principle (KODO NO SHINGI) by Kunikazu NAKANO. Published ^ by Kohonseikoku Sha, 2450, 5-chome, Kami Meguro, Meguro-ku Tokyo; January 2, 1940. 256. Relations Between japan, Manchuria and China for the Past Thirty Years (TAI MAN-SHI JIKYOKU 30, NENSHI) by Shoga MATSUZAKI and Takechi WATANABE. Published by Shimbun Hyoron Sha, 13 Komagome Kata-machi, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; May 15, 1938. 257. The Japanese Spirit and the Development of Character (NIPPON SEISHIN TO JIMBUTSU NO YOSEI) by Hitoshi ASHIZAWA. Published by Kodo Gakuin, 647, 2-chome, Kashiwagi, Yodobashi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; November 6, 1938. 258. International Affairs in the Tenth Year of Showa (SHOWAJUNEN NO KOKUSAIJOSEI) by Suke- yuki AKAMATSU. Published by Nihon Kokusai Kyokai, 12, 2 ehome., Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Chiyo- da-ku, Tokyo; June 14, 1936. 259. Total War (SORYOKUSEN) compiled bySoryokusen Gakukax, Published by Teikoku Shuppan K. K. 4, 6 chdme, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1944. - 260. A Text-Book on the National Spirit. The Leading Principles of Human life (KOKUMIN SEISHIN TOKUHON. JINRUI SEIKATSU NO SHIDOGENRI) by Keno KUMASAKI. Published by Goseikaku Seito Ummeigaku Sosho Hakkojo, 1, 2-chome, Horicho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Feb- ruary ll, 1937. 261. Influence of the Pacific War on the World's History (DAITOA SENSO NO SSKAl-SHITEKI IGI) by Toyoo OGUSHI. Published by Nippon Hoso Shuppan Kyokai, Text Bldg., 1-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; August 25, 1942, January 1, 1944. t 262. The Study of Our Fatherland (SOKOKU NO KENKYU) compiled and published by Semen Kyoiku y^ Shinko Kai, 14, 3-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 20, 1940. ' 263. International Politics and War (KOKUSAI SEIJI TO SENSO) by Kichizo MIZUTANI. Published by Heibon Sha, f>, 3-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; March 27, 1932. 264. The Establishment of Order in Greater East Asia (DAITOA CHITSUJO KENSETSU) by Shumei OKAWA. Published by Dai Ichi Shobo, 1, 3-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 25, 1943. 265. New Conditions in the Southern Areas, the Philippines and East Indies (ATARASHII NAMPO NO SUGATA, PHILIPPINE TO HIGASHI-INDO-SHOTO) by Isao ITOGA and Seiichi DEZAKI. Pub- lished by Yokusan Tosho Kankokai, 2, 4-chorne, Surugadai, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ; October 30, 1943. 266. Song of Production (SEISAN NO UTA) by Shun-ichiro OKAMURA. Published by Shin Koa Sha, 1, 6-chome, Tsukiji, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; July 20, 1943. 267. The Essentials of the National Polity of Our Empire (KOKOKUTAI NO SHINZUI) by Tsutomu y * MATSUNAGA. Published by Nippon Shugi Kenkyujo, 8, 170, 2-chome, Harajuku, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; January 5, 1940. 268. Hara-kiri (SEPPUKU) by Katsunori WADA. Published by Aoba Shobo, 4, 2-chome, Sarugaku-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; September 8, 1943. 269. The New Religious Principles (SHUKYO SHINTAISEI SOAN) by Kazuo KATO. Published by Koshisha Shobo, 67, 3-chome, Kita-machi, Aoyama, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo; November 27, 1940. 270. Analysis of the Chinese Mind (SHINA SHINRI NO KAIBO, by Sobei HARA. Published by Tokyo Shobo, Tokyo Bldg., 1, 1-chome, Takara-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku. Tokyo; October 10, 1932. -15- 271. The Industrial Mobilization of Munitions (SANGYO GIJUTSU DOIN) by Shigeo KOHAMA. Published by Shigen Seibi Chosa Kyoku, 4, 2-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chivoda-ku, Tokyo; March 13, 1935. ' ' ' 272. Today's Problems by T. Uchida [(KONNIGHI NO MONDAI) by Takafumi ITO. Published by Konnichi no Moridai Sha, 10, 2-chome, Minami Sakuma-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; June 23, 1935. 273. Talks on the North China Tinder Box (BAKUDAN HOKUSHI O KATARU) by Chiji KOBAYASHI. Published by Taiyo. Kaku, 51, 1-chome, Motozono-machi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 17 1937. 274. Education Based on Adoration of Emperor (SUMERA SHINKO TO KYOIKU) by Kaoru FURUKA- WA. Published by Meiji Tosho Kabushiki Kaisha, 3, 3-chome, Irifune-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku? Tokyo; August 31, 1942. * 275. Able Leaders ofPresentJapan and the Groups to Which They Belong (GENDAI NIHON NI KATSU- YAKU SURU JIMBUTSU TO SONO DANTAI) by Shigeo WATANABE. Published by Dai Nippon Yuben Kai Kodan Sha, 48, Sakashita-cho, Komagome, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; 6ctober 1, 1933. 276. The Course forJapan (DAI NIHON NO SUSUMU MICHI) by Masaji INOUE. Published by Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha, 3, Nishi 1-chome, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; March 15, 19^8. 277. Chinese Merchants in the South Seas (NANYO KAKYO) by Kiwata IDE. Published by Sanseido, 1, 1-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku. Tokyo; April 25, 1941. June 5, 1942. 278. The Interpretation of the Imperial Rescripts and the Japanese Spirit (SHOCHOKU NO KINKAI TO NIHON SEISHIN) by Yoshikata TOMODA. Published by Kokumin Kyoiku Fukyu Kai, 127, Morikawa-cho3 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; February 1, 1941. 279. Economic History of the Sino-Japanese Incident (NISSHI JIHEN KEIZAISHI) by Bunzo KAMINA- GA. Published by Gikai Seiji Sha, 2, 6-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku? Tokyo; May 10, 1939. 280. On Manchurian and Mongolian Feudalism (MAMMO HOKEN RON) by Ryoji AKAKAMI. Pub- lished by Shoka Sha, 582, 2-chome, Naka Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo; July 3, 1933. 281. On Land Planning (KOKUDO KEIKAKU RON) by Hideo YOSHIDA. Published by Kawade Shobo, 1, Tori 3-chome, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; November 20, 1940. 282. Japan, An Empire that Fears God and Reverse the Emperor (GOBYU GOTOKU GAIYO) by Oto- matsu FURUTANI. Published by Furutani. Choshindo, 3, 2-chome, Takara-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 21, 1936. 283. Psychology of Command (TOSOTSUNO SHINRI) by Yujiro UCHIYAMA. Published by Kaiko Sha, 52, 2-chome, lida-machi, Kojimachi, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo ; December 28, 1931. 284. Information on the Political and Economic Conditions of the World (SEKAI SEIJI KEIZAI JOHO) translated by Teikichi HIROSHIMA. Published by Nauka Sha, 13, 2-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 29, 1936. 285. Modern Political Thoughts and the Imperial Way (KINDAI SEIJI SHISO TO KODO) 'by Chikao FUJISAWA. Published by Seinen Kyoiku Fukyu Kai, Education Hall, Hitotsubashi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 15, 1937. 286. Songs of Mongolia (MOKO NQ UTA) by Reiji HIRANO. Published by-Heigen Sha, Yaesu Bldg., 4, 8-chome? Kobiki-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; January 20, 1936. 287. A Conception of Totalitarianism (ZENTAISHUGI NO KOSO) by Yoichi NAKAGAWA. Published by Sakuhin Sha, 15, 1-chome, Moto-machi, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; August 10, 1939. 288.' The China Incident and the Mission of Our Empire (SHINAJIHEN TO KOKOKU NO SHIMEI) by Fumio KAJIKI. Published by Dai Nihon Aikokugidan Hombu, 117, 5-chome, Kameido, Joto, Koto- ku, Tokyo; January 1, 1938. 289. Present Economic Conditions in the Pacific (TAIHEIYO NI OKERU KEIZAITEKI GENSEI) by Hiroshi SHIMIZU. Published By Fuji Shuppan Sha, 17-14 Shiba Park, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; Sep- tember 19, 1941. 290. An Observation of Revolutionized Asia (KAKUMEI AJIA NO TEMBO) by R. B. Bose and Takeyo NAKAYA. Published by Banrikaku Shobo, Higashiguchi Kado, , Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 15, 1930. 291. The World's Movements and Japan's Future (SEKAl NO UGOKI TO NIHON NO SHORAI) by Kimishige YOSHIDA. Published by Shin Nihon Sha, 423, Menard Street, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.; December 28, 1937. 292. The Imperial Agrarian Spirit (KOKOKU NOMIN SEISHIN) by Genzaburo AIHARA. Published by Kamisaka Shoten, 106, 2-chome, Enoi-mura, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa-ken; April 5, 1939. 293. Unsettled North China (UGOKU HOKUSHI) edited and published by Daini Kokumin Henshubu, 10, l-chome? Ogawa-machi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku. Tokyo; August ll, 1937. 294. Resources and Economics of Mongolia (MOKYO NO SHIGEN TO KEIZAI) by Jo WAKATAKE and Isao HAYASHIDA. Published by Fuzambo, 3, 1-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 6, 1938. -is- 295. Leaders of World Politics (SEKAI SEIKYOKU NI ODORU HITOBITO) by Keizo HORIUCHI, Jitsuji YOSHIKAWA and Mirroru ISHIKAWA. Published, by Jikyoku Hyoron Sha, 12, Kago-machi, Koishikawa, Bunfcyo-ku, Tokyo; December 25, 1937. '296. The Divine Classics and the Japanese Spirit (SHINTEN TO NIPPON SEISHIN) 'by Masukichi HA- SHIMOTO. Published by Heibon Sha, 5, 3-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; February 28,1941.'. "297. A Mobile Unit (KAISOKU BUTAI) byJun TSUBOI. , Published by Hajime Shobo, 3, 2-chome, Gin- za, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 15, 1943. 298., Air Defense for One Hundred Million People (ICHIOKU NIN NO BOKU) by Kisei NISHINO. Published by Kinseido, 21, 3-chome, Jiinbo-cho, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 30, 1941. ;*"" 299. Study of the Japanese Mythology (NIPPON SHINWA NO KENKYU) by Yoshinao NAGATA. Published by Shin Shindo, 29, Higashi Shimizu-cho, Minami-ku, Osaka; October 5, 1943. 300. Fuhrer Hitler in the Second World War t(DAINIJI OSHU TAISEN TO HITTORA SOTO) by Etsuzo MATSUYAMA. Published byJinsei Sha, 1233, Yoyogi Uehara-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Septem- ber 20, 1939. - 301. In Obedience to His Majesty's Wishes (OMIKOKORQ WO AOIDE) by Yoshijiro TAKASU. Pub- ' lished by Bunshodo Shoten, 4, 7-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; June 20, 1943. 302. New National Structure and What Gomes in the Future (SHINTAISEI TO KONGO NI KURU MONO) by Kaname MOTOYAMA, Tosei Keizai Kenkyujo. Published by Toa Shoin, 41, 2-chome, Takamatsu, Toshima-ku, Tokyo; November 10, 1940, "H 303. On Decisive Battles BetweenJapanese and American Students (NICHI-BEI GAKUTO KESSEN RON) by Yasuji ITO. Published by Echigoya Shobo, 56, Myogadani-machi, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku,-Tokyo; ^ April ll, 1944. ~ / 304. Radio Text-Book (RAJIOJIKYOKU TOKUHON) compiled by Nihon Hoso Kyokai. Published by Nihon Hoso Shuppan Kyokai, 1-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; November 20, 1940. 305. A concrete Program for Reformation of Japan (NIPPON KAIZO NO dUTAIAN) by Takuji TANA- KA. Published by Yosei Jihyo Sha Shoseki-bu, 632, Hatsudai-cho, Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; May 8, 1935. 306. A Supreme Command is Given (DAI GOREI KUDARU) by Ashihiko MIURA. Published by Heibon Sha, 5, 3-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; June 23, 1934. ' , , 307. TheJapanese Spirit and the Newspapers (NIHON SEISHIN TO SHIMBUN) by Masao TONEDATE. Published by Gloria Societe, Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1941. '. 308. The Way to French Indo-Ghina (FUTSUIN E NO MICHI)*by Kiyoshi KOMATSU. Published by Rokko Shokai, 6, 3-chome, Hongoku-cho, Nihombashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; December 13, 1941. 309. Natural Features of the Dutch Indies (RAN-IN FUBUTSU SHI) by Sachio OZU. Published by Toko Shoin, 6, '3-chome, Surugadai, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 1, 1940. 310. "The Defence of Our Empire (TEIKOKU NO KOKUBO) by Kameji WADA. Published by Tenjin Sha, 10, Jimbo-cho. Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January 23, 1931. ' 311. Religious Plan of the Pacific War (DAITOWA SENSO NO SHUKYOTEKI KOSO) byYozo YUASA. Published by Keisei Sha, 9, Nishi 8-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; May 28, 1942. .312. Life and Economy under the New Structure (SHINTAISEI KA NO SEIKATSU TO KEIZAI) by

/ ^ Shoshi YASUDA. Published by Konnichi no Mondai-sha, 18, 4-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, ^ Tokyo; January 16, 1941. 313. Imprisoned We Think of Aikyo Private School (GOKUCHU YORI AIKYO-JUKU O OMOU) compiled by Aikyo Juku. Published by Kensetsu Sha, 8, Ageba-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; March 24, 1934. 314. On the Races of East Asia (TOA MINZOKU RON) by Shuko SHIRAYANAGI. Published by Ghikura Shobo, Dai Ichi Sogo Kan, 1, 3-chome, Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; May 18, 1940. , 315. Letters from the Battle-front and the Home front (ZENSENJUGO NO TEGAMI) by Fumiko FUJI. Published by Yuhodo Yoran Sha, 2, 4-chome, Hongoku-cho, Nihombashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo ; August 1, 1943. 316.- Air Raids (KUSHU) by Col. Sadaji HOSHINA. Published by Ghikura Shbbo, c/o Dai Ichi Sogo Kan, Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; December 23, 1931. < 317. The Recognition' of the National Polity (KOKUTAI NINSHIKI GAKU) by Kishio SATOMI. Published by Kokutai Karaku Sha, Tsukimi-machi, Higashiyama-dori, Kyoto; April 1, 1929. 318. Colonial Policy of Great Britain (EIKOKU NO SHOKUMIN SEISAKU) by Eisaburo SAITO. Published by Daito Shuppan Sha, 10, 7-gochi, Shiba Koen, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; April 15, 1939. 319/ Living by Tradition (DENTO NI IKIRU) by Saburo YOSHIDA. Published by Meguro Shoten. 3 1-chome, Surugadai, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 20, 1944. ,32O?. Life of Devotion to Tenno (TENNOKIITSU NO SEIKATSU) by Eisuke YAMAMOTO. published . "by Kinjo Shuppan Sha, 27, 2~chome5 Nagata-cho, Kojimachi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; April 10, 1942..

-17- 321. Primer on National Character forJuveniles (KOKUTiVI KYOIKU SHONEN TOKUHON) by Takeo HOSHINO. Published by Meiji-kai Hombu, 2546, Kichijoji, Musashino-machi, Tokyo; July 30, 1934. 322. Education of the Imperial Way (KODO KYOIKU RON) by Tadashi AMAKO. Published by Mona- su, 35, Takehaya-cho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; September 16, 1934. 323. The Twenty-sixth Issue of the Oriental War History Series, the History of Aggression in the' Pacific (TOYO SENSHI DAI 26 KAN, TAIHEIYO SHINRYAKUSHI) by Akira NAKAKOJI. Published by Senso Bunka Kenkyu-jo, 3, 5-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; September 30, 1942. 324. The Text-Book'on Loyalty (KINNO TOKUHON) by Chikudo NAKAGAWA. Published by Daito Shobo, 15, Dote 3-bancho, Kojimachi, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 18, 1933. 325. •E Constructive Geography and National Defense Policy (KOSEI GHIRIGAKU TO KOKUBO SEI- SAKU) by Ryonosuke NAKAMURA. Published by Sanseido, 1, 1-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda- ku, Tokyo; April 20, 1937. 326. The Whole Aspect of Reborn French Tndo-China-The First Volume of the Series of " Great East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere " (KOSEI FUTSUIN NO ZEMBO-DAI TOA KYOEIKEN SOSHO DAI 1 HEN) by Yonosuke KANEKO. Published by Aikoku Shimbun Sha, 4, 2-chome, Yurakucho, Kojimachi,, v Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo? May 10, 1941. 327. The Study'of the *East-Asian Problems Vol. 3 (TOA MONDAI KENKYU) compiled by Toa Ghosa Kai. Published by Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun Sha, ll, 1-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku,. Tokyo and Osaka Mainichi Shimbun Sha, 36, Kami 2-chome, Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka; May 25, 1941. 328. On theJapanese Spirit (NIPPON SEISHIN RON) byAkira NAKAKOJI. Published by Nihon Mon- dai Kenkyu-jo, 4, 1-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 10, 1.939. 329. An Outline of the History of the World War (SEKAI TAISEN GAISHI) by Sadao KAWAHARA. Published by Kaiko Sha, 52, 2-chome, lida-machi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 25, 1932. 330. The Theory of War in the Confucian Teachings (KOSHIKYO NO SENSO RIRON) by Kaitsu KITA- MURA. Published by Nanko Sha, 25, Yarai-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; June 5, 1935. 331. Infantry, Tactics and Their Use (HOHEI SHOKYU SENJITSU TO SONO SHIKI) by Shigeru FU- NABASHI. Published by Seibudo, 14, Kojimachi 3 bancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 15, 1938. 332. The' East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere and Its Fibre Industries (TOA KYOEIKEN TO SEN-I SAN* GYO) compiled by Dai-Nippon Boseki Rengo Kai.* Published by Bunri Shoin, 16, Kami 1-chome, Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka; March 1, 1941. 333. Anti-Japanese Chinese State Text Books (SHINA KOKUTEI HAINICHI TOKUHON) by Teijiro- SATO. Published by Toa Keizai Chosa Kyoku, 1, 1-chome, Yamashita-cho, Kojimachi, Chiybda-ku, To- kyo; September ll, 1931. 334. The Sands of the Shore (HAMA NO ISAGO) written and published by Shinki Ryuzan, c/o Iseyama Kotai Jingu Shamusho, Naka-ku, Yokohama; December 25, 1930. 335. The Study of the Essentials of Tactics (SAKUSEN YOMUREI NO KENKYU) compiled by Heigaku Kenkyu Kai (The Military Science Research Association). Published by Maeda Kanjodo, ll, 6-bancho,, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 10, 1938. 336. Studies on International Secret Power Vol. II (KOKUSAI HIMITSU RYOKU NO KENKYU/ DAI NI-SATSU) by Shichiro YANANUMA. Published by Kokusai Seikei Gakkai, Saiwai Bldg., 7, 1-cho- me, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 13, 1937. 337. A Photograph Album of the China Incident (NISSHI JIHEN SHASHIN GHO) by Kenji KAJIMA. Published by Hakusei Sha, 4, 1-chome, Imagawakoji, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 3, 1931. 338. Collected Episodes of the Russo-Japanese War (NICHIRO SEN-EKI WASHU, TAISEN YOKYO) by Hidetaro OTORI. Published by Genji SHIBUSAWA, representative of the Otori Kyoju Shaon Shikin Boshu Jikko Kai, c/o Imperial University, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; September 27, 1932. 339. A Survey of the Essential Raw Materials in Japan-Manchuria-China Block (NIGHI-MANSHI BU- ROKKU JUKYU SHIGENRON) by Shigeo KOHAMA. Published by Kohama Shigeo Kenkyu-jo 2, 2-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 20, 1938. 340. Record Compiled by Miyakonojo City of the Grand Military Manoeuver in 1935 and the Emperor's- Visit (SHOWA JU-NEN RIKUGUN TOKUBETSU DAIENSHU NARABINI CHIHO GYOKO MIYAKONOJO-SHI KIROKU) compiled and published by Miyakonojo Shiyaku-sho ; October 20, 1937.' 341. International Secret War and Prevention of Espionage (KOKUSAI HIMITSUSEN TO BOCHO) by Yoshio MARUYAMA. Published byJitsugyo no Nihon Sha, 3, Nishi 1-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo- ku, Tokyo; October 6, 1940. 342. A Glimpse of Manchuria (MANSHU O NOZOKU) by Keisuke ISHIKAWA. Published by Kaniya Shoten, 46, Ebisugawa Agaru, Tera-machi, Kyoto; July 1, 1937. 343. On the English Navy (EIKOKU KAIGUN RON) by Wulf Siewelt, translated by Haruhiko AKASA- KA. Published by Asahi Shimbun Sha, 3, 3-chome, Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka; December 31, 1940, 344. Marching in Mud (DEINEI O YUKU) written and published by Minoru YOKOTA. 35, 3-chome*., Sanjo-dori, Minato-ku, Osaka; April 10, 1939. -18- 345. The Protection, of Rights and Interests, the Waving Flag of Righteousness (KEN-EKI YOGO SEIGI NO HATAKAZE) by Seiken KASUGA. Published by Kembun Shoin, 8, 1-chome, Moto-machi, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; March 20, 1932. 346. The True Characters of Our South Sea Islands (WAGA NAN-YO NO SHOTAI) by TakeshiYOKO- TA. Published by Nan-yo Sha, 872, 4-chome, Kashiwagi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; April 29, 1933. 347. A Trip to the South Seas|(NAN-YO KIRYO) written and published by Kazuo HORIUGHI, 352, 2-chome, Takasagp-cho, Yokkaichi, Mie-ken, May 10, 1933. 348. Modern Political History, 16th Volume of the Complete Works of the NewJapanese History (KINSEI SEIJI SHI, SHIN NIPPON SHI SQSHO DAI 16 KAN) by Miyao YOSHIMURA. Published by Nai- \^ gal Shoseki Kabushiki Kaisha, 32, Takehaya-cho, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; April 28, 1936. >: 349. Real State of European War-II (DAI NIJI TAISEN NO SHINSO) by Katsushi SUZUKI. Published by Hakubun Kan, 9, 3-chome, Hon-cho, Nihombashi, Chub-ku, Tokyo; March 19, 1940. 350. Neighbouring China & Russia (RIMPO SHINA TO RUSSIA) by Satoru HASEGAWA. Published by Taihoku Shobo, 102, Otsuka Sakashita-cho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku5 Tokyo; May 20, 1937. 351. Departure of New China (SHIN SHINA TO SHUPPATSU) translation from various anonymous Chinese writings by Yujin SHINANO. Published by Seinen Shobo, 10, 2-chome, Ogawa-machi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 30, 1940. 352. A Historical Description oftheJapanese Spirit (NIHON SEISHIN SHIDAN) by Tamiji SHIOBARA and Eishi NEGISHI. Published by Shunju Sha, 5, 2-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; ~J December 15, 1935. ^ 353. Riding in a Freight-car ( NI YURARETE) by Kikutaro TAKAHASHI. Published by Shin- ^ ko Ongaku Shuppan Sha, 590, 4-chome, Totsuka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; June 5, 1941. * 354. The Scientific Policy of the Nazis (NAZI NO KAGAKU SEISAKU) written and published by Shige- mitsu FUKAO, Ars, 13, 3-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 15, 1941. 355. The Resources and Their Substitutes in Germany (DOITSU NO SHIGEN TO DAIYOHIN) written and published by Sutezo KIMURA, Ars, 13, 3-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 18, 1941. 356. In which willJapan and America, Facing a Crisis, Move? (KIKI NI TATSU NICHIBEI RYOKOKU WA DO UGOKU KA?) by Gumpei SEKINE. Published by Kembun Sha, 1, Mitoshiro-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1939. 357. Economy of the British Empire (DAIEI TEIKOKU NO KEIZAI) by Yoshitaka TSUKAMOTO. Published by Domei Tsushin Sha, 1, 7-chome, Ginza Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 15, 1936. 358. The Notes of Junior Airmen (SHONEN KOKUHEI NO SHUKI) by Ko NOGUCHI. Published by Chuo Koron Sha, c/o 588, Marunouchi Bldg., 2-chome, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo : February 21,1939. 359. Defeated China, Viewed by Foreign Countries (GAIKOKU KARA MITA HAISEN SHINA) trans- lated and compiled by Tsunezo NAKAMURA. Published by Seiwa Shoten, 2, 2-chome, Ogawa-cho, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 13, 1939. 360. A New Look at China (SHINANO SAI NINSHIKI) byAkira NAGANO. Published by Daito Shobo, 15, 3-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 22, 1937. V 361- Solid Concept fo the National Structure (KENJITSU NARU KOKUTAI KANNEN) by S'hakudo / ' KATO. Published by Seishin Kyoiku Kenkyu Kai, 9, Yamagiwa, Morimoto-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto; September ll. 1933. 362. The True Meaning of " New National Structure " and Its Practice (SHINTAISEI NO HONGI TO JISSEN) by Takumi HIDA. Published by Shinko Kaku, 7, 2-chome, Awaji-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 23, 1940. x 363. Conception on Japanese Culture (NIPPON BUNKA SHIKAN) by Ango SAKAGUCHI. Published by Buntai Sha, 5, 2-chome, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 5, 1943. 364. Discourse on Militarism (GUNJI KOWA) by Hitoshi HASHIMOTO. Published by Murashita In- satsu Sho, 62, 1-chome,,5-bancho, Hikone, Shiga-ken; February 15, 1937. 365. An Introduction to the Science of the National Structure (KOKUTAI GAKU NYUMON) by Kishio f SATOMI Published by Kinsei Sha, 6, 1-chome, JNiishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku/Tokyo; June 20, 1942. > 366. The Next War and Our Navy (TSUGI NO SENSO TO WAGA KAIGUN) by Yoshimaro MURATA. Published by Hoseido Shoten, 77, Yamabuki-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyb; October 15, 1931. 367. The Theory and Training of School Boy Corps (GAKO SHONEN DAN NO RIRON TO KUN- REN) by Naosuke ONUMA. Published by Sanseido, 1, 1-chome,Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 15, 1938. 368. Some Opinions on the Rule of Japan, China and the Western Countries (WAKAN-YO TOSUI YO- DAN) by Lieutenant-General*Yurin OMURA. Published by Kaiko Sha, 1-chome, Kudan, Komimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; August 15, 1935. -19- 369. The Way to Serve the Throne-Shintoism and Life (TSUKAEMATSURU MICHI-SHINTO TO SEIKATSU) by Komazo MIZOGUCHL Published by Shikai Shobo, 15, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 20, 1943. , 370. Our National Polity and Discussion on the Constitution (WAGA KOKUTAI TO KEMPO RONSO) by Kikumatsu ITABASHI. Published by Kempo Gakusetsu Saikento no Kai, 6, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 16, 1935. 371. What Do You Think of the Present Educational System of Japan? (GENDAI NIPPON NO KYOIKU O DO KANGAERU) by Masamori WATABE. Published by Keibunsha Shoin, 21, 2-chorne, Moto-machi, Kongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; September 10, 1933. 372. Elucidation of theJapanese Spirit (NIPPON SEISHIN O SEMMEI SU) compiled and published by Sokoku Kai Shuppan-bu, 1, 3-chome, logi, Suginami, Suginami-ku, Tokyo; October 31, 1934. 373. Collection of Theories on the National Character (KOKUTAI RIRON SHU) by Zenkei TEL Publish- ed by Ko^aku Kai, 46, Otaki-machi, Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo; , September 25, 1941. 374. Text Book on National Emergency (HIJOJI KOKUMIN TOKU;HON) comipled and published by Teikoku Shimpo Sha, 5, 4-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; June 25, 1936. 375. -New China andJapan (SHINSEI SHINA TO NIPPON) by Takeo FUJIEDA. Published by Ikusei Sha, 20, 3-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 10, 1938. 376. GeneralNogiasa Father (OYATO SHITENO NOGI SHOGUN) by Matasuke KIKUCHI. Publish- ed by Dai Ichi Shuppan Sha, 372, 2-chome, Shimo Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo; October 21, 1937. 377. Japanese Religion (NIPPON SHUKYO) by Koyata EBARA. Published by Chikura Shobo, Dai Ichi Sogo Kan, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; July 10, 1938. 378. On the Unity of Religion and State: Direct Imperial Rule (SAISEI ITCHI TENNO SHINSEI RON) by Kyuichiro NAGASAWA. Published by Dai Ichi Shuppan Sha? 372, 2-chome, Shimo Meguro, Meguro- ku, Tokyo; February 21, 1939. 379. Machine Gunners (KIJUHEI) by A. Mars, translated by Eitaro ITO. Published by Rakuyo Shoin, 109, Omote-cho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; August 20, 1942. 380. The National Defence isJeopardized. Are There Prospects of Victory for Us? (KOKUBO AYAUSHI. WARENI SHOSAN ARIYA) by Ryujo DATE. Published by Meiji Tosho Shuppan Kyokai, 25, 3-chome^ Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 12, 1932. 381. Eight Corners Under One Roof (HAKKO IGHIU) by.Kisho SATOMI. Published by Kinsei Sha, 6, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February ll, 1940. '. 382. Stirring of the Japanese Spirit and the Soul of the Yamato Undertaking (NIPPON SEISHIN NO YAKUDO TO YAMATO GIKYO NO SHINZUI) by Tairi YOSHIKAWA. Published by Yamato Gikyo Jiseki Ken-yo Kai, 222, Gojo-machi, Nara-ken; May 26, 1936. 383. Recollections ofFrontier Guards in North Manchuria (HOKUMAN KEIBI NO OMOIDE) compiled and published by Hohei Dai Juhachi Rentai, Toyohashi-shi, Aichi-ken; August 15, 1936. 384. The God-like Japanese Spirit (KAMINAGARA NO NIHON SEISHIN) by Samon KAWASAKI. Published by Shinrei Kenkyu Kai, 135, Kami Haniu, Haniu-machi, Saitama-ken; September 5, 1934. 385. The Japanese Outlook on the World (NIPPON SEKAI KAN) by Kyoki MINODA. Published by Genri Nippon Sha, Shoko Bids., 22, 2-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 15,

386. The East Asia Federation (TOA Remmei) by Takeo KIMURA. Published by Toa Remmai Kyokai, Fuji Bldg., 5, Tameike, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo; December 1, 1939.J 387. Questions and Answers on Japanese History (KOKUSHI MONDAI SHITSUGI OTO) compiled and published by Juken Koza Kanko Kai, 10, Shimo 6-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November

388. Emancipation of East Asia (TOA KAIHO) by Shimpei KUSANO. Published by Toa Kaiho Sha, 1, Sannen-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 1, 1940. 389. The Spirit of "The Eight Corners Under One Roof" (HAKKO ICHIU NO SEISHIN) by Ken UTSUNOMIYA and.Noriyuki FUJINAMI. Published by lya Sakae Kai Hombu, 4, 3-chome, Kudan, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1938. 390. Japan's Restoration of East Asia (YUHO NIPPON NO TOA KAIKO) by Shigetomo SAEGUSA. Published by Shimamura Shoten, 41, Otsuka Naka-machi, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; June 6, 1938^ 391. Great Empire (DAI KOKOKU) by Akira NAKAKOJI. Published by Nihon Mondai Kenkyu-jo] 4, 1-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 15. 1941. 392. An Outline of Tactical Science (SENSOGAKU |YOKO) by Seiji TAKAGI. Published by Seiki Shobo, 22, 1-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 30, 1943. 393. History Teaching in the Future (KONGO NO KOKUSHI KYOIKU) by Ryusaku WATANABE. , Published by Nanko Sha, 30, 1-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 20, 1935. 394. Discourse on the Object of National History Teaching (KOKUSHI KYOIKU NO MOKUTEKI

-20 RON) by Tokinosuke NAKAMURA. Published by Chubun Kan Shoten, 174, Benten-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; February 12, 1936. 395. New Compilation: A Collection of Shinto Ritual Prayers on Military and Miscellaneous Affairs (SHINSHAKU:, SENJI 2ASSAI NORITO SHI) by Saburo SATO. Published by Meibun Sha, 336, Nakazato-machi, Takinogawa, Kita-ku, Tokyo; November 1, 1937. 396. War (SENSO) translated from the Persian by Kamotaro YAGI. Published by Mantetsu Toa Keizai Chosa Kyoku, 2, 1-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; May 6, 1941. 397. Lectures on the Foundation of Japan (NIHON KENKOKU KOWA) by Ijo KUMATA. Published by Kyobun Sha, 2, Awaji-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 7, 1937. 398. The Greater East Asia War and the World (DAITOA SENSO TO SEKAI) by Kojiro SUGIMORL Published by Chuo Koron Sha, 2, 2-chorne, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 1, 1944. 399. Essay on Moral Science.(DOTOKU KAGAKUNO ROMBUN) by Senkuro HIROIKE (Name and address of publisher not given) ; August 15, 1938. 400. An Essay on Wartime Industrial Mobilization (SENJI SANGYO DOIN RON) by E. Scherbening, translated by Shigeru KYUJINKYO and Sadaki SHIBUKAWA. Published by Hakuyo Sha, 1, Mitoshiro- cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; September 5, 1939. •E 401. Philippine Independence and the Far Eastern Question (FIRIPIN NO DOKURITSU RON) by Pio Duran, translated by Masashi YOSHIDA. Published by Hokubun Kan, 9, 3-chome, Hon-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 10, 1943. ' , 402. The Japanese Nation and Its Natural Self Culture (YAMATO MINZOKU TO HONNENJIKYO) by Tsuneji KONDO. Published by Honnen Jikyodo, 2-19, 3-chome, Higashi Kamata, Ota-ku, Tokyo; July5,1938. 403. Advancing Japan and New Mahayana Buddhism (YAKUSHIN NIPPON TO SHIN DAIJO BUK- KYO) by Tsuigo FURUKAWA. Published by Chuo Bukkyo Sha, 154, Yarai-cbo, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; July 15, 1937. , 404. Asahi Current Affairs Text Book (ASAHI JIKYOKU TOKUHON) written and published by Tatsuo HOSHINO, 13, 2-chome, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 20, 19'37, ' 405. Random Thoughts on Reform (KAKUSHIN ZUISO) by Shoichi SUMIDA. Published by Toyodo, 21, 1-chome, Tsukasa-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 28, 1942. ' 406. Economic Effects of the Second European War (DAI NIJI OSHU TAISEN NO KEIZAITEKI EIKYO) by Teiji KATSUDA. Published by Keiki Kenkyu-jo, Ozawa Bldg., 4, 8-chome, Glnza, Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; September 19, 1939. 407. Drama: The Clarification of the National Polity (GIKYOKU: KOKUTAI MEICHO) by Haru- nosuke ISHIZUMI. Published by Kokumin no Tomo Sha, 829, 5-chome, Koharu-machi, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo; November 5, 1935. 408." National Polity and the Japanese Spirit (WAGA KOKUTAI TO NIPPON SEISHIN) by Seizaburo HIRAOKA. Published by Kodo Sen-yo Kai, 112, Shimmei-cho, Suginami-ku, Tokyo; October 28, 1939. 409. Assimilation of Korea with Japan (NAISEN DOKARON) written and published by Isao TANAKA, 169, Chushu-yu, Chushu-men, Chushu-gun, Chushin Kokudo, Korea; July 15, 1925. 410. Struggle Between Japan and China from the Viewpoint of International Politics (KOKUSAI SEIJI KARA MITA NISSHI NO KOSO) by Naokichi TANAKA. Published by Ritsumei Kan Shuppan~bu5 1, Nishi 2-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; September 5, 1937. 411. Dead Bodies on the Battle Field (KUSAMUSU KABANE) by Minetaro YAMANAKA. Published by Shun-yodo, 8, Tori 3-chome, Nihorabashi,' Chuo-ku, Tokyo; December 15, 1938. 412. Giko. As a Man (NINGEN GIKO) byJizan OUCHI. Published by Mitogaku Kenkyu Kai, 150, Moto Shirogane-cho, Mito-shi; December 26, 1938. \ 413. A Guide to the Study of Land Warfare (RIKUSEN SANKOSHO) by Matahichi KOBAYASHI Published by Heiyo Tosho, 3, Hayabusa-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyodaf-ku, Tokyo; December 15, 1931. 414. 'War of a Golden Opportunity (KAKKI SEN-DAI NIBU SHANGHAI JIHEN) by Col. Tsuneya SATO. Published by Nippon Gun-yo Tosho K. K., 3, 2-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 10, 1943. 415. A World Without Agony (KUNO O KOYURU MONO) by Kakusho TAKAGAMI. Published by Dai Ichi Shobo, 1, 3-bancho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; December 5, 1938. 416. A Memorial (KEMPAKU SHO) written and published by Toyokichi YAMANAKA, 16, 170, 2-chome, Harajuku, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; December 1, 1939. •E 417. The Spirit of the Founding of the State (CHOKOKU NO GOS&JSHIN) compiled by Kigen 2600 Nen Hoshuku Kai. Published rjy Kokoku Seinen Kyoiku Kyokai, 2, 3-chome, Kudan, lyojimachi, Chiyo- da-ku, Tokyo; May 30P 1942. 418. War Dogs at the Front (SENSEN NO GUNKEN) by Gen USUI. Published by Rogin So, 923, 7- chome, Koenji, Suginami-ku, Tokyo; January. 5, 1940.

-21- 419. A Story of War Dogs (GUN-YOKEN MONOGATARI) by Shigetaka OSAKA. Published by Tatsu KIMOTO,3-chorne, Abenosuji, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka; August 10, 1928. 420. War and Propaganda (SENSO TO SENDEN) by Seishi OKA. Published by Takada Shorn, 2, Ben- ten-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; September 5, 1942. 421. 'The True Character of Modern War (KINDAISEN NO SHOTAI) by Reiji HIRANO. Published by Rokunin Sha, 127, Banshu-cho, Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; December 25, 1937. 422. Mission of the People of Japan. Return to theImperial Japanese Spirit (NIPPONJIN NO SHIMEI, KOKOKU SEISHIN NI KAERE) by Uratsugu TAKEUGHI. Published by Shuyodan, 668, 4-chome, Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; July 28, 1935. * , 423. Pacification Campaign in North China (HOKUSHI SEMBU KO) by Shuyo KOIKE. Published by Dai Ichi Shuppan Sha, 372, 2-chome, Shimo Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo; April 15, 19?9. 424. Soliloquy Behind the Front (JUGO DOKUWA) by Kiyotane YASUHO. Published by Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha, 3, 1-chome, Ginza Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; January 24, 1939. 245. Some Knowledge of the Army and Navy (RIKUKAIGUN NO CHISHIKI) by Kokubo Kagaku Ken- kyu Kai. Published by Nishodo Shoten, 16, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January 28, 1934. ' 426. The Trend of National Thought (KOKUMIN'SHISO NO DOKO) by Hitoshi MIZU'SHIMA. Pub- lished by Kokusai Shiso Kenkyu-jo, 48, 1-chome, Kashiwagi, Yodobashi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; August 21,1935. 427. Criticism on Ruling Manchuria According to Ideas of Wan Tao (MANSHU O DO SHISO HIHAN) by Meikichi CHIBA. Published by Dai Nippon Dokuso Gakkai, 125, 6-chome,'Asagaya, Suginami-ku. Tokyo; December 10, 1933. 428. Naval Problem in the Future (SHORAI NO KAIGUN MONDAI) by Gumpei SEKINE. Published by Chikura Shobo, Dai Ichi Sogo Bldg., Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; January 13, 1934. 429. Modern War and Forests (KINDAISEN TO, SHINRIN) by Michiyoshi FUCHI. Published by Yusei Kaiku, 129, Hakusangoten-cho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; March 4, 1938. 430. TrueJapanese Spirit (SHIN NO NIPPON SEISHIN) by Kazuta KISHI. Published by Meido Kai," 95, Owada-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; May 5, 1934. 431. True Aspects of the European War (OSHU SENRAN NO SHINSO) written and published by Tamao HARADA, 2, 2-chome, Sakae-machi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo ; December 30, 1939. 432. Japanese Racial Faith (NIPPON MINZOKU SHINNEN) by Fusataka HARA. Published byTobufi Shoin, 1635, 4-chome, Shimo Ochiai, Yodobashi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; October 5, 1938. 433. Soldier and a Horse (UMA TO HEITAI) by Soshiro GODO. Published by Tensen Sha, 8, 2-chome, Sarugaku-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 15, 1939. 434. The Recognition of National Emergency and Young Men's Resolution (HIJOJI NO NINSHIKI TO SEINEN NO KAKUGO) by Sadao ARAKI.-- Published by Bummei Sha^ 10, 2-chome, Suidobata, Ko- ishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo ; January 1 , 1934. 435. The Future of East Asia Economy (KOA KEIZAI ZENTO) by Saotaro ISHIWATA. Published by Konnichi no Mondai Sha, 18, 4-chome, Tamura-cho, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; July 18, 1939. 436. Historiecal Study of the Founding of Japan (NIPPON KENGOKU NO SHITEKI KENKYU) edited and published by Kokumin Kyoiku Shorei Kai; April 18, 1933. 437. HistoryofEuropean War II in Outline-1st Vol. (DAI NIJI OSHU TAISEN SHIRYAKU JO KAN) by Tamao HARADA. Published by Meiji Shobo, 4, 2-chome, Surugadai, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; September 15, 1941. ( 438. If War Begins BetweenJapan and America, Can American Planes Attack Tokyo? (NICHI-BEI KAI- SEN, BEIKI TSUINI TEITO O SHUGEKI?) by Rokusuke WATANUKI. Published by Kyokuto Shuppan Sha, 13, Omote Sarugaku-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo;, September 9, 1933. 439. Development of Japanese History%Course Taught in Primary Schools (JINJO SHOGAKU KOKUSHI KATEI NO SHINTENKAI) by Shotaro OMATSU. Published by Meiji Tosho, 5, Irifune-cho, Kyo- bashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; February 20, 1932. ^ 440. The Revival of the Yellow Races and Their Economic Self-determination (YUSHOKU MINZOKU NO FUKKO TO SONO KEIZAITEKI JIKETSU) by Mitsuo MIYATA. Published byYuko Shoin, 2425, 5-chome, Kami Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo; March 28, 1937, September 5, 1937. 441. Criticism of the Current of Modern Thoughts from a Historical Angle (GENDAI SHISO NO REKI- SHITEKI HIHAN) by Takaya NAKAMURA. Published by Seinen Kyoiku Fukyu Kai, Kyoiku Kaikan, Hitotsubashi, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; January 16, 1935. 442. Principles of Imperial Household Centralism (KOSHITSU CHUSHIN SHUGI) by Jusha TSU- MURA, Published by Seiji Keizai Jiron Sha, 3, 1-chome, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, To- kyo; April 15, 1934. 443. Controlled Economy of Germany (DOITSU NO TOSEI KEIZAI) by Germanikas, translated by x _22- Yagoro KINOSHITA. Published by Keio Shobo, 5, Shikoku-cho, Mita, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; December 21, 1937. *444. Independence of Manchuria and Mongolian Races, Viewed from a Historical Ground (MAMMO MIN- ZOKU DOKURITSU NO SHITEKI RONKYO) by Shikazo KITAGAWA. Published by Nippon Tsuran Kyokai, 27, Roppongi-cho, Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo; October 22, 1932.1 445. Materials for Teaching on Moral Science and Givics Vol. 2 [(SHUSHIN KOM1NKA KYOZAI SHI- RYO) compiled and published by Kokumin Seishin Bunka Kenkyu Sho, 284, Chojarnara, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; November 20, 1937. 446. A Guide to the Handling of the Model 92 Infantry Gun (KYUNISHIKI HOHElHO TORIATSUKAI- JO NO SANKO) compiled and published by Rikugun Hohei Gakko Shoko Shukai-jo, Sakusabe-cho, Chiba-shi; August 28, 1938. ' 447. Construction of a-sNew Manchuria and Mongolia (SHIN MAMMO NO KENSETSU) edited and published by Matsuo ptjNAGOSHI, 81, Imonoshi-cho, Kokura~shi3 Fukuoka-ken; February 1, 1932. •E. 448. Southern Problems and Our Nation's Preparation (NAN-YO MONDAI NO SHINSO TO KOKU- MIN NO KAKUGO) by Takao TAGUGHI. Published by Taisei Sha, 22, 1-chome, Kuolan, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 28, 1940. 449. New Object oftheJapanese People (NIHON-MINZOKU NO SHIN MOKUHYO) edited and publish- ed by Kokusai Shiso Kenkyu Sho, 79, Minami Iga-cho, Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; January 1, 1934. 450. Truth about Loyalty (GHITKO NO SHINRI) by Shinzo MORI. Published by Meguro Shoten, 1, 3-chome, Surugadal, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 1, 1935. 451. India (INDO) by Shingo MATSUMURA. Published by Koa Bunka Kyokai, 29, 2-chome, Nagata- ^ cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; June 10, 1942. 452. The Story of the Navy of the Meiji Era (MEIJI NO KAIGUN MONOGATARI) by Takeshi NAKA- n JIMA. Published by San-yu Sha, 88, 1-chome, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; November 20, 1938. 453. Joint Manifesto for Greater East Asia (DAI TOA KYODO SENGEN) edited by Dai Nippon Genron Hokoku Kai. Published by Domei Tsushin Sha Shuppambu, 2, Hibiyakoen, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, To- kyo; April 15, 1944. 454. A Guide to Those Who Volunteered For the Air Corps (KOKU SH1GANSHANO SHISHIN) by Ichi- ji YAMAZAKI. Published by Kokusha Shuppan-bu, 2-gochi, Hibiya Koen, Kcjimachi, Chiyo'da-ku, To- kyo; March 18, 1932. 455. School Education of War-time Structure (SENJITAISEI NO GAKKO KYOIKU) by Hiroshi YA- MAZAKI. Published'by Meiji Tosho, K. K., 3, 3-chome, Irifune-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Octo- ber 15, 1937. '^ 456. Japan's Crisis in the Northern Sea (HOKUYO NIHON NO KTKI) by Toshio EZAKI. Published by Kokusai Keizai Kenkyu-jo, ll, 2-chome, Kyobashi, Crruo-ku, Tokyo; September 5, 1934. 457. For 1936 (1936 NEN NO TAMENI) by Shinsaku HIRATA. Published by Kaizo Sha, 12, 7-chome, Shimbashi, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; April 2, 1934. 458. What Is to Come Next? Waror Peace; (TSUGI NT KURU MONO, SENSO KAHEIWA KA?) by Ryujo DATE. Published by Bunzui Sha Shuppan-bu, 2, 2-chome, Misaki-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo{ May 15, 1937. 459. Impending World War and the Anglo-American and Soviet Invasion of Japan (GANZEN NI SEMARI KURU SEKAI TAI,SEN TO EIBEI-SEKIRO NO SHURAI) by Shigeo GOTO. Published by Talkyo Sha, 13, Omote Sarugaku-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku? Tokyo; September 5, 1932. 460. The Pacific and Far Eastern Continent Wars: Which will Win,Japan, U. S. or Russia? (KYOKUTO TAIRIKU OYOBI TAIHEIYO DAI KESSEN, NICHI BEI-RO IZURE GA KATSU KA?) by Akira KATO. Published by Kyokuto Shuppan Sha, 13, Omote Sarugaku-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1932. 461. Japan's Diplomacy (NIHON NO GAIKO) compiled by Gaimusho Joho-bu. Published by Bunsho Sha, 9, 8-chome, Ginza Nishi, Kyobashi, Ghuo-ku, Tokyo; March 29, 1939. 462. Controlled Economy of France (FURANSU NO TOSEI KEIZAI) Compiled and published by Tokyo Shoko Kaigi Sho, 14, 3-chome, Marunouchi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 13, 1937. 463. Text Book on Patriotism (AIKOKU-TOKUHON) by Kimi YAEGASHI. Published by Nobara Sha, 68, Nishigahara-cho, Takinogawa, Kita-ku, Tokyo; November 30, 1935. 464. The Advent of Divine Country, Japan (SHINKOKU NIPPON NO KENGEN) written and published by Ryoko YOSHII, 8, Shake-cho, Nishinomiya-shi, Hyogo-ken; December 10, 1938. 465. New Weapons and Scientific War (SHIN HEIKI TO KAGAKUSEN) by Tokio TAKEUGHI. Pub- lished by Kaisei Sha, 2, 2-chome, Takara-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 1 July 1939. 466. The Imperial Household and Japanese Culture (KOSHITSU TO BUNKA) by Giemon OIKAWA. Published by Chubun Kan Shoten, 174, Benten-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; November 15, 1930. 467. The Principles of the Showa Restoration and Their Practice (SHOWA ISHIN NO GENRI TO SONO -23- JISSEN) by Kiichi TABE. Published by Hakubun Kan, 9, 3-chome, Hon-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, ' Tokyo; May 2, 1934. 468. The History ofJapan's Overseas Expansion Volume I (HOJIN KAIGAI HATTEN SHI JOKAN) by Toraji IRIE. Published by Kaigai Hojin Shiryo Kai, San-ei Bldg., Tamura-cho, Shiba, Min&to-ku, Tokyo; October 2, 1936. 469. Discourse on Tenno Absolution and Its Influence (TENPsfO ZETTAI RON TO SONO EIKYO) by , Masaharu TANIGUCHI. Published by Komyo Shiso Fukyu Kai, 5, Hinoki-cho, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo; March 23, 1941. 470. SouthwardAdvance of Japan (NANSHIN NIPPON) by Yuko SHIGENO. Publishedhy Kasumiga- seki Shobo, 30, Tameike-cho, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo; November 26, 1940. 471. Fundamental Problems of the Japanese National Movement (NIPPON KOKUMIN UNDO NO KIHON MONDAI) by Shin SHIMIZU. Published by Kembun Shoin, 1, 1-chome, Moto-machi. Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; December 10, 1943. 472. Imperial Rights in Manchuria (MANSHU NI OKERU TEIKOKU NO KENRI) by Shin UNA- GAWA. Published by Shirnizu Shoten, ll, 3-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; July 28, 1937. ". 473. Elementary National Precept (KOKUMIN SHO KUN) by lichiro TOKUTOMI. Published by Meiji Shoin, 10, 1-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 5, 1933. 474. Biographic Records of the Loyal and Valiant Warriors of the China Incident Army Section Vol. 20 (SHINAJIHEN GHUYU RETSUDEN RIKUGUN NO BU DAI 20 KAN) compiled and published by Gunjin Engo Kai, 8, 3-chome, Hara-machi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; January 31, 1942. 475". Our National Constitution (WAGA KOKUTAI) by Tomitsugu YAMAZAKI. Published by Kodo San-yo Gikai, Fukko Bldg., 4, 1-cnome, Shimbashi, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1940. 476. A House of Universal Benevolence (HAKKO NO IE) by Kakuzen IMANARI. Published by Heibon Sha, 5, 3-qhome, Gofukubashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1940. , 477. Biographic Records of the Loyal and Valiant Warriors of the Chiba Incident Army Section Bol. V (SHI- NAJIHEN CHUYU RETSUDEN RIKUGUN NO BU DAI 5 KAN) compiled and published by Chuyu Kensho Kai, 101, l~chome, Onden, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; December 28, 1939. 478. Biographic Records of the Loyal and Valiant Warriors of the China Incident Army Section Vol. 19 (SHINAJIHEN CHUYU RETSUDEN RIKUGUN NO BU DAI 19 KAN) compiled and published by Gunjin Engo Kai, 8, 3-chome, Hara-machi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; November 17, 1941. 479. Biographic Records of the Loyal and Valiant Warriors of the China Incident Army Section Vol. 15 (SHINAJIHEN CHUYU RETSUDEN RIKUGUN NO BU DAI 15 KAN) compiled and published by •E Gunjin Engo Kai, 8, 3-chome, Hara-machi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; June 10, 1941. 480. Biographic Records of the Loyal and Valiant Warriors of the China Incident Army Section Vol. 21 (SHINAJIHEN CHUYU RETSUDEN RIKUGUN NO BU DAI 21 KAN) compiled and published by Gunjin Engo Kai, 8, 3-chome, Hara-machi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; March 27, 1942. 481. International Difficulties and the People's Determination (KOKUSAI NANKYOKU TO KOKUMIN NO KAKUGO) by Hidekichi TAMURA. Published by Seisaku Kenkyu Kai, 2, Kotohira-machi, Shiba, Minato-ku. Tokyo; September 28, 1932. 482. Crisis in the Pacific, Emperor's Fleet and America (TAIHEIYO NO KIKI, HEIKA NO KANTAI TO AMERIKA) by Sozo MIYAJIMA. Published by Bunkyo Kagaku Kyokai, 12, 1-chome, Okachi-machi, Shitaya, Daito-ku, Tokyo; July 25, 1932. 483. Fundamental Problem on Teaching History (REKISHI KYQIKU NO KOMPON MONDAI) by Teruo NISHIMURA. Published by Yusei Kaku, 92, Sashigaya-cho° Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo;, October 15, 1943. 484. New Japan Rests with the Younger Generation (SHIN NIPPON WA SEINEN NO CHIKARA) by Kazuma SUZUKI. Published by Toho Jijo Kenkyu Kai, 1081, Wadahoncho, Suginami, Suginami- ku, Tokyo; October 13, 1936, 485. Apeal for the People's Cooperation (KOKUMIN SHOKUN NO KYORYOKU WO MOTOMU) , by Shigetsugu YOKOGAWA. Published by Toa Keizai Kenkyu-jo, 19, Shin Sakuradamachi, Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo; January 20, 1940. 486. Concrete Plan for Reformation of Japan (NIPPON KAIZO NO GUTAIAN) by Takuji TANAKA. Published by Ransenso, 3242, -machi, Toshima-ku, Tokyo; November 3, 1930. 487. What Is the Navy? (KAIGUN TOWA NANZOYA) by Bunshiro KUROKI. Published by Tsurumi , Bunsendo, Morishita-cho, Oi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; August 28, 1933. 488. TheJapanese Spirit and Confucianism (NIPPON'SEISHIN TO JUKYO) by Tetsuji MOROHASHI. ^ Published by Teikoku Kangaku Fukyu Kai, 45, 2-chome, Nagata-machi, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; November 5, 1934. 489. If We Should Go to War? (WARERA MOSHI TATAKAWABA) by Shinsaku HIRATA. Published

-24- by Dai Nihon Yuben Kai Kodan Sha, 48, Sakashita-machi, Komagome, Hdngo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; August 25, 1933. 490. Japan-Russo Diplomatic Negotiations on Saghalian (NICHIRO KARAFUTO GAIKOSEN) by Saburo OTA. Published by Kobun Sha, 2, 2-chome, Bakuro-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; August 15,1941. 491. Talks on Manchuria & Mongolia Administration (MAMMO KEIEI NO HOFU O KATARU) by Kumakichi TSUKUSHI. Published by Kobun Sha3 2, 2-chbme, Bakuro-cho? Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, To- kyo; September 15, 1932. \ 492. Soviet Russia under Wartime Structure (SENJI TAISEIKA NO.SOREN) by Tatsuo HOSHINO. Published by Asahi Shimbun Sha, Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; October 30, 1937. 493. School Management in the Critical Situation (JISSENJIKYOKU TO KYOIKU KEIEI) by Chiyo- .matsu ENAlVtl and Kikujiro KURISHITA. Published by Meiji Tosho K. K., 3, Irifune-cho, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 25, 1937. 494. War Sage; Heihachird Togo (GUNSEI: TOGO HEIHACHIRO) by Matsuo NIKL Published by Kobun Sha, Ryogoku Yakenbori-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; June 25, 1934. 495. International Problem of Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armaments and the Struggle for Supremacy Among the Great Powers (GUNSHUKU MONDAI TO REKKYO NO SOHA SEN) by Yoshio MATSU- SHITA. Published by Teikoku Kokubo Kyokai Shuppambu, 10, Higashi Goken-cho, Ushigome, Shin- juku-ku, Tokyo; October 26, 1932. 496. Our New Menace, America and Russia (WARERA NO SHINKYOI BEI TO RO) by Matae KATA- OKA. Published by Bunsei Shodo? 45, 1-chome, Dainihon-cho, Nishi Yodogawa-ku, Osaka; May 30? 1932. 497. Text Book on National Character (KOKUTAI TOKUHON) byJugo SUGIURA and Kurakichi SHI- RATORI. Published by Sekai Bunko Kanko Kai, 52, Myogatani-machi, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, To- kyo; June 10, 1929. 498.; The Story -of the Emperor of Manchuria (MANSHUKOKU KOTEI NO OHANASHI) by Ryusaku WATANABEl Published by Nanko Sha, 30, 1-chome, Jimbo-cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; April 7,1935. 499. Argument on Japanese & Manchurian Controlled Economy (NIGHI MAN TOSEI KEIZAI RON) by Naoto KOHIYAMA. Published by Soken Sha, 6, 2-chome, Edobashi, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1932. 500. * An Interpretation of the Imperial Rescript to the Military (GUNJIN CHOKUYU KINKAI) by Gigo TOMODA. Published by Takuma Sha, 60, Tomihisa-cho, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; October 25,1934. 501. Japan's Determination (NIPPON NO KETSUI) by Hajime HOSOI. Published by Dai Nihon Yubenkai Kodan Sha, 48, Sakashita-machi, Komagome, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; October 20, 1932. 502. Lecture on the Imperial Educational Rescript (KYOIKU CHOKUGO KOWA) by Risuke KAWA- MURA. Published, by Baifu Kan, 3-chome, Nishiki-cho, Kanda, Ghiyoda-ku, Tokyo; March 30, 1936. 503. If the War Should Break Out Between Japan and Another Country? (NICHI-BO MOSHI TATAKAWABA?) by Ryujo DATE. Published by Meiji Tosho Shuppan Kyokai, 25, 3-chome, Nishiki- cho, Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; February 20, 1932. V 504. The Foot of War (SENSO NO ASHI) by Masao NAKAYAMA; Flaming Changkufeng (HI O HAKU / CHOKOHO) by Toshi NAKAMURA; Scouts (SEKKO) by Osamu TAKATA; Behind the Front (SEN- JIN NO KAGENI) by Akio KIMURA; The Crimson Evening Sun (AKAIYUHI) translated by Matsuya TOKL Published by Chobun Kaku, 41, 1-chome, Kohinata-Dai-machi, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; November 10, 1939. 505. Treaties on Great Figures of Japan (NIPPON JIMBUTSU RON) by Iwao MITSUDA. Published by Obun Sha, 55, Yokodera-machi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; May 15, 1944. 506. 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NOTICE

JUDGEMENT FOR INVALIDATION OF CERTIFICATE October 22, 1947 Applicant: Toshio Takagi No. 17, Takasho-machi, Ogaki~shi, Gifu-ken ; This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the list annexed hereto and there having been no person to file the right of ownership to the same, declared on Octobe 22, 1947 the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicant. Tokyo District Court (Annexed sheet abridged)

October 23, 1947 Applicants : Kikujiro Nagamori c/o M. Kita, No. 30, Kanaya-machi, Takaoka-shi, Toyama-ken

Kikujiro Nagamori c/o M. Kita, No. 30, Kanaya-machi, Takaoka-shi, Toyama-ken This Court of Law, having made public notices and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having been no person to file the right of ownership to the said certificates, declared on October 23, 1947 the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicants. \ ] Tokyo District Court (Annexed sheets abridged) s.

October 22, 1947 Applicants : Tadataka Ichikawa ^ c/o G. Aihara, , Kaya-machi, Suzuka-shi, Mie-ken

Shigeru Kageyama No. 2, 1492, Kamoe-machi, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka-ken This Court of Law, having made public notices and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having been no person to file the right of ownership to the same, declared on October 22, 1947. the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicants. Tokyo District Court (Annexed sheets abridged)

October 24, 1947 Applicant: Toshimi Ishii No. 480, Hommachi-ku, Ushita-cho, Hiroshima-shi This Court of Lawr having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the list annexed hereto and there having been, beforeJune 26, 1947, no person to file the right of ownership -26- to the same and to present them, declared the Invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicant. , * Hiroshima ^District Court (Annexed sheet abridged)

8 October 23, 1947 Applicants : Ken-ichi Yamashige v _ No. 2-212, Hiratsuka-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Masii Kobayashi No. 321, Nishinobesue, Himejishi

Gisaburo Takahashi No. 1900, Ohigashi, Qhigashi-cho, Ohara-gun, Shimane-ken

Yutaka Katayama No. 31, 12-chome, Hondori, Kure-shi -i ; - Tadashi Sugiyama '^ ' No. 2-1444, Tando-ku, Ushita-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Ayako Ichlba No. 2-2765, Yoshiyama, Toyama-mura, Asa-gun, Hiroshima-ken

Keiichi Tol^uhiro No. 24, 40-kan, Tokaichi-machi, Futami-gun, Hiroshima-ken

Shuzo Yoshikawa No. 8-691, 13-chome, Ujina-cho? Hiroshima-shi

Hiroshi Okarnoto No. 345 Nakama, Danshi-mura, Kagawa-gun, Kagawa-ken

Hideno Otsuka Shiraichi, Higashitakaya-mura, Kamo-gun, Hiroshima-ken

Etsu Takahashi * No. 287, Takatahara, Oda-mura, Takata-gun; Hiroshima-ken This Court of Law, having made public notices and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having been, before October 23, 1947, no person to file the right of owner- ship to the same to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the re- q uest of the applicants. Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheets abridged)

September 8, 1947 •E * Applicants: Yoshio Sekiguchi N o. 22, Dai-machi, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo T Kabushikikaisha Kobe Ginko No. 56, Naniwa-machi, Ikuta-ku, ICobe-shi

Kabushikikaisha Kobe Ginko No. 56, Naniwa-machi, Ikuta-ku, Kobe-shi This Court of Law, having made public notices and rehiinder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having been no person to file the right of ownership to the same, declared -27- on September 8, 1947, the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicants. Tokyo District Court (Annexed sheets abridged) ,

v , October20,1947 Applicants: , Kan Taira c/o T. Toyota, No. 1818, Hatogaya-machi, Kawaguchi-shi

Jusaburo Ban c/o NIhonkokan Kawatetsu-ryo? No. 47, 4-chome, Oshitna, Kawasaki-shi

Shoyu Tsuji No. 974, Oaza Rikimaru, Tane-mura, Higasbi~asai-gun3 Shiga-ken

Tatsuzo Kashima No. 30, Ryoke, Urawa-shi This Court of Law3 having made public notices and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having been no person to file the right of ownership to the same, declared on October 20, 1947, the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicants. Tokyo District Court (Annexed sheets abridged) ,

October 22, 1947 Applicants : ' Shigeaki Mawatashi No. 4049, Shindaiji, Mitaka-machi, Kitatama-gun, Tokyo < This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the list annexed hereto and there having been no person to file the right of ownership to the same, declared on October 22, 1947, the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicant. i Tokyo District Court (Annexed sheet abridged)

October 21, 1947 Applicant: Mari Kitagawa. x No. 2-95, Waseda-ku, Ushita-cho, Hiroshima-shi This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the list annexed hereto and there having been, beforeJune 10, 1947 no person to file the right of ownership to the same and to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicant. Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheet abridged)

October 21, 1947 Applicant: Yoshikuni Mikami No. 718, Dambarahigashiura-machi, Hiroshima~shi This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the list annexed hereto and there having been, before July 3, 1947, no person to file the right of ownership to the same and to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicant. Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheet abridged)

October 21, 1947 Applicant: Jun-ichi Moriya No. 504, Tera-machi, Fukuyama-shi This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the list annexed hereto and there having been, before July 22, 1947, no person to file the right of ownership -28- to the same and to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the re- quest of the applicant. Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheet abridged)

October 21, 1947 Applicant: Kango Miyagi No. 284, -cho, Kurashiki-shi This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the list annexed hereto and there having been, before August 19, 1947, no person to file the right of owner- ship to the same and to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicant. Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheet abridged)

October 21, 1947 Applicants :' Risaku Imanishi No. 15, Yagashin-machi, Hiroshima-shi

< Saburo Fujisawa No. 48-go, Shiroyamashataku, Nishikabata, Hirohata-ku, Himeji-shi This Court/of Law,,, having made public notices and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having been, before September 8, 1947, no person to file the right of owner- ship to the same and to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicants. r Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheets abridged)

October 21, 1947 Applicants : Mobuo Kochi n No. 782, Dambarahigashiura-cho, Hiroshima-shl

Kazuto Kochi No. 782, Dambarahigashiura-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Mineko Otani No. 1-1722, Ikuta, Ikuwa-mura, Takata-gun, Hiroshima-ken

Yukio Yoshiyama ,/ No. 861, Dambarahigashiura-cho, Hiroshima-shi Harumi Takahashi No. 63, 14-chome, Hon-dori, Kure-shi x This Court of Law, having made public notices and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having been, before September 12, 1947, no person to file the right of own- ership to the same and to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicants. Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheets abridged)

X October 21, 1947- Applicants : Takeshi Hiyama Katako, Onaga-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Junzo Wakisaka No. 1014, Wakakusa-cho, Hiroshima-shi

-29- Kurota Saiki Higashikaniya~cho, Hiroshima-shi

Katsumi Fujino No. 149, Kojin-machi, Hiroshima-shi

Yushicliiro Fujino No. -149, Kojin-machi, Hiroshima-shi

Kazumi Ishlda No. 1533, Fuchu-machi, Aid-gun, Hiroshima-ken

Yuki Okamoto Katako, Onaga-chOj Hiroshima-shi

Suematsu Sasaki Katako, Onaga-cho, Hiroshirna-shi

SusiiHiu Tsumura Otsuka, Tomo-mura, Asa-gun, Hiroshima-ken

Shunzo Kajii No. 3795 Dambarashin-machi, Hiroshima-shi , Sekino Fujino

No. 65, Atagomachi, Hiroshima-shi

Asa Fujino No. 149, Kojin-machi, Hiroshima-shi

Chiyo Fujino No. 22, Atagb-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Etsuji Fujino No. 22, Atago-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Chiyozo Fujino No. 22, Atago-cho, Hiroshirna-shi

Yuhachi Fujino No. 22, Atago-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Fujino Gomei Kaisha No. 130j Higashikaniya-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Kenrichi Taniguchi Higashikaniya-cho, Hiroshima-shi

Yutaro Fujino , No, 65, Atago-cho, Hiroshima-shi This Court of Law, Having made public notices and reminder with respect to the certificates set for^h in the'lists annexed hereto and there having been, before October 21, 1947, no person to file the right of" ownership to the same and to present them, declared the invalidation of the said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicants. Hiroshima District Court (Annexed sheets abridged)

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