16/05/2022

Articles

Urban Legends and the Japanese Tale

Institute for Cultural Research  Monograph Series No.29

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1990

David Schaefer

A Japanese view of history: Where are the Etruscans now?

Japan Library JAPAN DIGEST

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1991.4

D. Schaefer and K. Komatsu

Mistranslation of Decoded “ Magic” Message as a Contributing Factor in the Breakdown of U.S.- Japan Peace Talks in 1941

Seijo University Departmental Bulletin Paper vol.136

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1997.3

Keiichiro Komatsu

The Role of “Magic” Distortions in “Crisis Management” During the U.S.-Japan Peace Talks of 1941

Seijo University Faculty of Economics Departmental Bulletin Paper vol.140

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1998.3

Keiichiro Komatsu

Misunderstanding and Mistranslation in the Origins of the Pacific War of 1941-1945: The Importance of “Magic” (Part1/2)

Japan Society  Proceedings No.138 Winter 2001

2001.6.5

Keiichiro Komatsu

Misunderstanding and Mistranslation in the Origins of the Pacific War of 1941-1945: The Importance of “Magic” (Part2/2)

Japan Society  Proceedings No. 139 Summer 2002

2002.3.24

Keiichiro Komatsu

Misunderstanding and Mistranslation in the Origins of the Pacific War of 1941-1945: The Importance of “Magic”

The Burma Campaign Society

[Note: This version is based on the presentation made to The Japan Society, subsequently published in their Proceedings listed above. It was later (9 May 2002) uploaded on the Burma Campaign Society website]

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2002.5.9

Keiichiro Komatsu

KAMIKAZE

The Burma Campaign Society

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2008.9

Keiichiro Komatsu

“Future Prospects of Geopolitical Risks: Adapting to the New Normal Era”

Japan Economic Foundation  Japan SPOTLIGHT March/April 2017 Issue (#212) Japan SPOTLIGHT   March/April 2017 Issue (#212)

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2017.3.4

Keiichiro Komatsu

Opinion

We will be adding some more reports in English in the very near future.

 

Reports in Japanese are already available from here.

 

“Are the French Becoming Anglo-Saxons?”

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2011.11.23

David Schaefer

 “Every day of peace is a life saved”

2013.4.5  

Mieko Hama