女子文壇 1912.07.01 Vol 8 No 7
Joshi Bundan (女子文壇 "Women's Literary World") was a Japanese literary journal founded by the poet Kawai Suimei (河井醉茗 1874-1965) that ran from 1905 until 1913. Its goal was to encourage ...
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女子文壇 1908.04.01 Vol 4 No 5
Joshi Bundan (女子文壇 "Women's Literary World") was a Japanese literary journal founded by the poet Kawai Suimei (河井醉茗 1874-1965) that ran from 1905 until 1913. Its goal was to encourage ...
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中央公論 1925.09
Chūō Kōron (中央公論, "The Central Review") is a Japanese monthly general-interest magazine first published in 1887. It grew out of Hanseikai Zasshi (反省会雑誌), the bulletin of the Buddh...
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中央公論 1926.05
Chūō Kōron (中央公論, "The Central Review") is a Japanese monthly general-interest magazine first published in 1887. It grew out of Hanseikai Zasshi (反省会雑誌), the bulletin of the Buddh...
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女子文壇 1912.06.01 Vol 8 No 6
Joshi Bundan (女子文壇 "Women's Literary World") was a Japanese literary journal founded by the poet Kawai Suimei (河井醉茗 1874-1965) that ran from 1905 until 1913. Its goal was to encourage ...
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頭のよくなる本 大脳生理学的管理法 林髞 1960
読んだその時から溌剌（はつらつ）とした人生をたのしませてくれる 東京大学（生理学専攻）時実利彦 私たちの脳は､世界の人口の十倍ちかい細...
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中央公論 1915.05
Chūō Kōron (中央公論, "The Central Review") is a Japanese monthly general-interest magazine first published in 1887. It grew out of Hanseikai Zasshi (反省会雑誌), the bulletin of the Buddh...
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女子文壇 1907.10.01 Vol 3 No 13
Joshi Bundan (女子文壇 "Women's Literary World") was a Japanese literary journal founded by the poet Kawai Suimei (河井醉茗 1874-1965) that ran from 1905 until 1913. Its goal was to encourage ...
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キング 1928.11
Kingu (キング “King”) was the mass-market monthly magazine launched in 1925 under the direction of Kōdansha publishing company founder Noma Seiji (野間清治) and renamed Fuji (富士) in 19...
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改造 1929.06
Kaizō (改造) was one of the most important Japanese monthly general interest magazines and a major historical source for the study of Japanese intellectual debates on social and political issues. I...
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改造 1929.11
Kaizō (改造) was one of the most important Japanese monthly general interest magazines and a major historical source for the study of Japanese intellectual debates on social and political issues. I...
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中央公論 1928.01
Chūō Kōron (中央公論, "The Central Review") is a Japanese monthly general-interest magazine first published in 1887. It grew out of Hanseikai Zasshi (反省会雑誌), the bulletin of the Buddh...
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中央公論 1929.12
Chūō Kōron (中央公論, "The Central Review") is a Japanese monthly general-interest magazine first published in 1887. It grew out of Hanseikai Zasshi (反省会雑誌), the bulletin of the Buddh...
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中央公論 1928.04
Chūō Kōron (中央公論, "The Central Review") is a Japanese monthly general-interest magazine first published in 1887. It grew out of Hanseikai Zasshi (反省会雑誌), the bulletin of the Buddh...
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キング 1930.05
Kingu (キング “King”) was the mass-market monthly magazine launched in 1925 under the direction of Kōdansha publishing company founder Noma Seiji (野間清治) and renamed Fuji (富士) in 19...
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京城日報 1943-02-24
Japanese newspaper published in Korea until 1945. Includes early issues under title 京城新報 and 朝鮮日報...
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廓清 1921.12.01 Vol 11 No 12
Kakusei (廓清 "Purification") was the official organ of the 廓清会 (Kakuseikai), Japan's national Protestant anti-licensed-prostitution and "purity" society. It is one of the most important histo...
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中央公論 1928.03
Chūō Kōron (中央公論, "The Central Review") is a Japanese monthly general-interest magazine first published in 1887. It grew out of Hanseikai Zasshi (反省会雑誌), the bulletin of the Buddh...
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女子文壇 1907.05.01 Vol 3 No 6
Joshi Bundan (女子文壇 "Women's Literary World") was a Japanese literary journal founded by the poet Kawai Suimei (河井醉茗 1874-1965) that ran from 1905 until 1913. Its goal was to encourage ...
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キング 1930.10
Kingu (キング “King”) was the mass-market monthly magazine launched in 1925 under the direction of Kōdansha publishing company founder Noma Seiji (野間清治) and renamed Fuji (富士) in 19...
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