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- A daughter of the Samurai,
- A history of popular culture in Japan : from the seventeenth century to the present
- An anthropologist in Japan : glimpses of life in the field
- An introduction to Japanese society
- Autumn : season of flame
- Beauty up : exploring contemporary Japanese body aesthetics
- Beauty up : exploring contemporary Japanese body aesthetics
- Beauty up : exploring contemporary Japanese body aesthetics
- Behind the Japanese mask,
- Buddha in the land of the Kami : 7th-12th centuries
- Business savvy
- Coffee life in Japan
- Coffee life in Japan
- Collected papers of Takie Lebra : identity, gender, and status in Japan
- Colonizing sex : sexology and social control in modern Japan
- Cérémonies usitées au Japon, pour les mariages, les funérailles, et les principales fêtes de l'année : suivies d'anecdotes sur la dynastie régnante des souverains de cet empire
- Death and dying in contemporary Japan
- Discourses of the vanishing : modernity, phantasm, Japan
- Discourses of the vanishing : modernity, phantasm, Japan
- Doing fieldwork in Japan
- Eight million gods : Japanese Matsuri festival
- Embodying culture : pregnancy in Japan and Israel
- Embodying culture : pregnancy in Japan and Israel
- Emerging lesbian voices from Japan
- Everyday things in premodern Japan : the hidden legacy of material culture
- Everyday things in premodern Japan : the hidden legacy of material culture
- Facing two ways; : the story of my life,
- Families of Japan
- Food and fantasy in early modern Japan
- Food and fantasy in early modern Japan
- Gakusei Seikatsu!
- Geisha
- Geisha
- Geisha : beyond the painted smile
- Geisha : twilight of flowers
- Gentle ways in Japan : a photographic study of the familiar
- History of Japanese religion, : with special reference to the social and moral life of the nation
- How to Reach Japan by Subway : America's Fascination with Japanese Culture, 1945-1965
- Images of Japanese women : a Westerner's view
- Japan
- Japan & the Japanese
- Japan and her people,
- Japan and national anthropology : a critique
- Japan through the lens of the Tokyo Olympics
- Japan, a view from the bath
- Japan, a view from the bath
- Japan, a view from the bath
- Japanese education in crisis
- Japanese inn
- Japanese patterns of behavior
- Japanese rainmaking and other folk practices
- Japanese tourism
- Japanese tourism : spaces, places and structures
- Japanese traditions : rice cakes, cherry blossoms, and matsuri : a year of seasonal Japanese festivities
- Kawabata Yasunari : master of funerals
- Kimono : symbol of a nation
- Letters from Japan; a record of modern life in the island empire,
- License to play : the ludic in Japanese culture
- Lovesick Japan : sex, marriage, romance, law
- Lovesick Japan : sex, marriage, romance, law
- Male colors : the construction of homosexuality in Tokugawa Japan
- Manabeshima Island Japan : one island, two months, one minicar, sixty crabs, eighty bites and fifty shots of shochu
- Manga world
- Manners and mischief : gender, power, and etiquette in Japan
- Manners and mischief : gender, power, and etiquette in Japan
- Meet the Japanese,
- Millennial monsters : Japanese toys and the global imagination
- Millennial monsters : Japanese toys and the global imagination
- My narrow isle : the story of a modern woman in Japan
- Mythical tunes of Biwa : Yoshiko Sakata
- Portrait of an onnagata
- Re-made in Japan : everyday life and consumer taste in a changing society
- Realism in romantic Japan,
- Rethinking Japanese modernism
- Secrets, sex, and spectacle : the rules of scandal in Japan and the United States
- Shanks' mare, : being a translation of the Tokaido volumes of Hizakurige, Japan's great comic novel of travel & ribaldry.
- Shozan Tanabe : sound of silence
- Shutting out the sun : how Japan created its own lost generation
- Spirits of the state : Japan's Yasukuni shrine
- Spring : season of cherry blossoms
- Summer : season of cedar and cypress
- Sushi : bite of culture, aesthetics, and nature
- Taiko boom : Japanese drumming in place and motion
- Taiko boom : Japanese drumming in place and motion
- Takarazuka : sexual politics and popular culture in modern Japan
- The Age of the Shoguns : 1600-1868
- The Coming of the barbarians : 1540-1650
- The Essence of being Japanese
- The Japanese are like that
- The Japanese miracle and peril
- The Japanese nation : its land, its people and its life
- The Japanese nation; : its land, its people, and its life, with special consideration to its relations with the United States,
- The Japanese numbers game : the use and understanding of numbers in modern Japan
- The Japanese self in cultural logic
- The Meiji period : 1868-1912
- The Mikado's empire,
- The Obi : epitome of Japanese elegance and refinement
- The Silver age
- The Tale of Genji
- The book of tea
- The book of tea
- The chrysanthemum and the sword; : patterns of Japanese culture,
- The essence of Japanese cuisine : an essay on food and culture
- The eternal Japan : conversations with Sazo Idemitsu
- The forgotten Japanese : encounters with rural life and folklore
- The history and culture of Japanese food
- The intelligent businessman's guide to Japan
- The kimono mind : an informal guide to Japan and the Japanese
- The lovely world of Richi-san
- The new Japanese womanhood
- The pillow book of Sei Shōnagon
- The power of memory in modern Japan
- The rousing drum : ritual practice in a Japanese community
- The rousing drum : ritual practice in a Japanese community
- The rousing drum : ritual practice in a Japanese community
- The untold history of Ramen : how political crisis in Japan spawned a global food craze
- Tokyo : neon city
- Tsugaru Shamisen : world of Michihiro Sato
- Understanding Japan
- Valley of darkness : the Japanese people and World War Two
- Vanishing Japan : traditions, crafts & culture
- Water, the lifeblood of Kyoto
- We Japanese : being descriptions of many of the customs, manners, ceremonies, festivals, arts and crafts of the Japanese, besides numerous other subjects
- We Japanese, being descriptions of many of the customs, manners, ceremonies, festivals, arts and crafts of the Japanese, besides numerous other subjects
- Windows for the Crown Prince/
- Winter : season of snow and bamboo
- Working women of Japan
- Õkubo diary : portrait of a Japanese valley
- Ōkubo diary : portrait of a Japanese valley
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