Search Results: Japan from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

San Francisco: Browning Grace Communications, 1994. Magazine. 78p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, news, interviews, reviews, photos, ads, resources, events, very good LGBTQ magazine in pictorial wraps. This is a different publication than the UCLA tabloid. Cover story on Miwa, Japan's drag diva. Tom Hanks kisses Antonio Banderas. The Fight over AIDS funding.

Honolulu: Department of Theatre and Dance, College of Arts and Humanities, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, 1995. Staplebound. 58p., staplebound pamphlet, 7x10 inches, very good. Illustrated profusely with b&w photographs.

Oakland: Committee on Education and Relief for Japan, 1947. Paperback. [16p.], bound with blue thread, portrait of Kagawa on front panel. Calendar booklet with text on each page about Kagawa Toyohiko's brilliant leadership, pacifist and anti-communist activities, etc. First panel describes him as single-handedly stopping a mob of strikers from destroying a dock yard thanks to the persuasive power granted by God. On another page he compares capitalists to steam engines and cooperatives to electric motors. "You were all right in your day, but it is past." Kagawa was a labor activist and missionary, jailed several times for labor activities as well as for apologizing to China for Japan's occupation in 1940. He was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1947 and 1948, and the Nobel Peace Prize in 1954 and 1955.

Tokyo: 集英社 Shueisha, 1989. Paperback. 199 pg. paperback, 5 x 7.25 inches. Erotic manga with text in Japanese. Features scenes of airborne sex, virtual reality sex, etc.

Tokyo: Gentosha, 2000. Paperback. 249p., pocket-size in wraps with lightly worn illustrated dj. Japanese-language stories by Yamada, whose work addressing Black culture and interracial relationships was pathbreaking and controversial in Japan. This collection includes "Family affair," set in Harlem.

Washington, D.C.: Japan-America Society, 2012. Pamphlet. [24]p., illustrations, wraps. 8.25 x 5.25 in. Very good. Program for the National Cherry Blossom Festival, held annually in Washington, D.C. With a map, schedule, and brief entries on participating performers.

Tokyo: 小学館 (Shōgakkan), 1986. Hardcover. 179 pg. hardcover in dust jacket, 9 x 12 inches. Edges bumped, else very good. Text in Japanese. Illustrated profusely with b&w and color photographs.

Tokyo: Kobunsha, 2005. 348p., wraps. On 80 Japanese expatriates who have found success and happiness abroad. Much material on emigrants to the US. Text in Japanese.

Kyoto: 共和書院 Kyouwa Shoin, 1994. Paperback. 72 pg. paperback. Includes charts, scientific information on the spread of the AIDS virus, and a question-and-answer section. Text is in Japanese.

Tokyo: Futtowaaku Shuppan フットワーク出版, 1993. Paperback. 180, 18p., illustrated with cartoon figures, text in Japanese, very good reprint paperback in green pictorial wraps. The author was an internist for the Kinki area Health Center. The preface urges readers to not make the mistake of considering themselves immune while at the same time dispelling irrational fears about the dangers of AIDS. Contents include a chapter urging readers to get tested, explaining the procedure in detail and what the results mean; a chapter explaining AIDS prevention strategies (e.g. how "going on sex tours is suicidal," how anal sex is "strictly off limits," and how people should use snug Japanese-made condoms only); and a chapter on AIDS treatment. A substantial final section discusses the AIDS crisis around the world, noting how the disease has spread and what particular problems have been encountered in Africa, South America, Australia, the US, Asia, and Europe - and what these examples can tell Japan.

Tokyo: AMPO // Pacific Asia Resource Center, 2000. Magazine. Six issues of the quarterly publication, 7x10 inches; photos., mild handling of wraps, else in very good condition. Lot includes vol. 28, nos. 1-4, vol. 29, nos. 2-3. Formerly titled, Ampo: a report on the Japanese People's Movements.

Tokyo: The Tōhō Gakkai, 1967. Pamphlet. 70-99pp., 7x8.5 inch blank white wraps; in very good condition. Last page, "Xeroxed by Diane Scherer as a gift...1980-81).

London: Anthony D'Offay Fine Art, 1968. Pamphlet. 51p., wraps, 9.75x7.25 inches, wraps lightly soiled, tail of spine chipped, else very good exhibition catalog. Illustrated with full-page black and white photos.

London: Anthony D'Offay Fine Art, 1968. Paperback. 51p., wraps, chiefly illustrations, 9.75 x 7.25 inches, wraps lightly worn and soiled, previous owner's name on title page else good condition. Illustrated with full-page black and white photos.

n.p.: Y-3, 2006. 193p., 6x9 inch pictorial boards, thoroughly illustrated with fashion photography from the previous five years highlighting Yamamoto's designs. Very good.

Tokyo: Sanichi Shobo, 1998. Hardcover. 256, 3 p., [4] p. of plates, very good in edgeworn dj with lightly worn obi. Japanese-language edition of "Now is your time! The African-American struggle for Freedom," translated by Hisayuki Ishimatsu.

Tulsa, OK: self-published, n.d.. [16p], stapled pamphlet, collection of Biblical quotations on the theme of love translated into Japanese. B&W portrait of the African-American author on cover. Ware, a graduate student in Japanese (and childhood friend of a Bolerium minion), heard God's voice tell him to drop everything and travel to Japan to proselytize in the late 1990s. This is one of the pamphlets he produced in Tulsa to prepare for his journey. Text entirely in Japanese except for author's contact information.

Tokyo: Ribun Shuppan, 1984. 173p. hardcover in dustjacket; couple of pen marks in the list of illustrations. Color and black and white photos of Japanese artwork depicting westerners. Text mostly in Japanese.

Sapporo: Hokkaido Board of Education, Hokkaido Government Office, 1990. Paperback. xvi, 200p., paperback, 7.25x10.25 inches, very good. Illustrated with charts and b&w photographs. Text in Japanese. Urgent Field Research on Ethnography of the Ainu, No. 9.

Tokyo: Kokuseido Shuppan, 2007. viii, 289p., very good in wraps. Author Iwata was a fellow in infectious disease in Beth Israel Medical Center at Albert Einstein University, also practicing in the UK and China. Discusses how American medicine is driven by the market and how money determines care quality; describes the AMA, CDC, functions of the Surgeon General, connections with academics, malpractice lawsuits, evidence based medicine, etc. Chapters on being a specialist of infectious disease and on post-9.11 US medicine.