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Kami and Kaze: A Story of Occupied Japan

Published
Feb 2014
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Literary Literary
Pages
138

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"Unfolds in sharply-written, understated scenes." -The Japan Times From 1945-1952, Japan was occupied by America. It was America's most significant experience of being a colonial government. For the Japanese, it was a period of suspicion and humiliation. For the Americans, it was a chance to experience a people they had only known across the battlefield. Despite the brevity of the contact, some Americans left with a lifelong love for the country. This is their story.

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First Edition Feb 2014 Createspace ISBN13 9781495921032 ISBN10 1495921034
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Mar 2014 Sutajio Wena ISBN10 B00IVL6WUC
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