[America and Americans as Seen by a Japanese in the United States] Zaibei hojin no mitaru beikoku to beikokujin

Hasegawa, Shin'ichiro

Notes: "A work on American society and U.S.-Japan relations. A graduate of U.S.C. and a long-time resident of Los Angeles, the Issei author analyzes American political, religious, and educational institutions as well as American racial attitudes and problems. He also writes about his participation in the Japan Society of Southern California and the organization's activities to foster better U.S.-Japan relations."—A Buried Past, 244.

"Covers history, society, and culture in order to provide a better understanding of the United States. Includes famous people who contributed to the relationship between Japan and the United States."—JANM bibliography, 253.

4, 5, 456, 7 pages.

OCLC: 22445717, 672814423

Edition + Condition: First edition. A very good copy in decorative cloth. Lacking the publisher's box. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper.

Publication: Tokyo: Jitsugyo No Nihonsha, 1937 (Showa 12).

Item No: #361081

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