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WILLIAM P. WOODARD PAPERS

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120 boxes, 30.75 cu. f t . 105 Free-Standing Volumes

Biography

W i l l i a m Parsons Woodard was born September 10, 1896, i n Kalamazoo,

Michigan. He at tended pub l i c schools in Kalamazoo and graduated from

Kalamazoo College with a h i s t o r y degree i n 1918. A f t e r a s h o r t period of

m i l i t a r y se rv ice as a se rgean t dur ing World War I, Woodard continued h i s

educat ion a t Union Theological Seminary, graduating i n 1921.

I n the same year, Woodard with h i s wife, H a r r i e t Mead Woodard, went t o

Japan a s a missionary of t h e American Board of Commissioners f o r Foreign

Missions (Congregational Chr i s t i an churches). Af te r t h r e e years of

language school , he worked s i x years i n Sapporo, followed by f i v e years i n

Keijo (now Seoul, Korea), and i n 1935, once again in Japan. During t h i s

l a t t e r period, he served a s s e c r e t a r y i n t h e headquarters of t h e Kumiai

Chr i s t i an Church. I n September, 1941, a s a r e s u l t of worsening p o l i t i c a l

cond i t ions preceding World War 11, he re turned t o t h e United S t a t e s .

From 1942 t o 1947, Woodard served i n the U.S. Navy a s an i n t e l l i g e n c e

o f f i c e r , r i s i n g t o t h e rank of Lieutenant Commander. He returned t o Japan

i n October, 1945, with the U.S. S t r a t e g i c Bombing Survey. I n 1946, he

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accepted appointments as Chief of t he Religions Research Branch, Special

Projects Officer, and Advisor i n Religions and Cultural Resources within

t he Religions and Cultural Resources Division, Civi l Information and

Education Section of the a l l i e d command. In t h i s capacity, he worked

c losely with Japanese re l ig ious leaders and government o f f i c i a l s . Among

other achievements, Woodard advised a l l i e d leaders on i s sues re la ted t o

mi l i t a ry shr ines and s t a t e re l ig ion , and ass i s ted i n the development of t he

Religious Ju r id i ca l Persons Law. After 1947, Woodard re ta ined these

posi t ions a s a c i v i l i a n employee u n t i l the end of the occupation in 1952.

After a year i n the United S ta tes , Woodard once again returned t o

Japan and founded the Internat ional I n s t i t u t e f o r the Study of Religions,

which ass i s ted scholars of a l l n a t i o n a l i t i e s i n t he study of re l ig ions i n

Japan. Woodard served a s d i rec tor of the I n s t i t u t e and ed i t o r of its

English language journal, Contemporary Religions - i n Japan, u n t i l 1966.

He a l s o wrote a r t i c l e s on re l ig ion f o r the Japan Times from 1962 t o 1966, - and contributed regular ly t o other newspapers and journals.

H i s first wife died i n 1956. Woodard l a t e r married Margaret

Cuddeback, a missionary and YWCA secretary when he met her. I n 1961, he

received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Kalamazoo College.

After returning t o the United Sta tes , Woodard lectured a t Claremont

Graduate School from 1966 t o 1972. During t h i s time he a l so continued t o

research and wri te about the re l ig ious po l ic ies during t h e occupation of

Japan. This study culminated i n the publication of h i s book, - The Allied

Occupation of Japan - and Japanese Religions, i n 1972.

Woodard died February 20, 1973, in Pomona, California a t the age of


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The William P. Woodard Papers contain correspondence, manuscripts,

allied occupation documents, research files, mission records, copies of his

published writings, personal materials, films, audiotapes, and 105 free-

standing volumes.

The correspondence is arranged chronologically from 1916 to 1974. A

large portion of the correspondence is to and from family and friends,

including a few items received by his family after Woodard's death. The

letters contain information of interest to historians, such as the 1923

Kanto earthquake and pre-World War I1 conditions.

Some correspondence relating to Woodard's research on religion during

the allied occupation is present. Correspondence with John Foster Dulles

(~ebruary 6, 1951), Douglas MacArthur (October 12, 1962), Edwin 0.

Reischauer (~e~tember 25, 1964 ; December 28, 1964 ; and March 25, l968), and

John D. Rockefeller (October 22, 1951; November 5, 1951 ; May 21, 1952; and

July 7, 1955) is in the collection.

The manuscripts have been subdivided into those of book length,

article length, and by others. The book length manuscripts include drafts

and related material to Woodard's The Allied Occupation of Japan and - Japanese Religions as well as his dissertation. The article length

mmuscripts include not only articles but also book reviews, sermons,

prayers, and speeches. Also included in this section are Woodard's diaries

which range in date from 1921 to 1961. These manuscripts reflect Woodardts


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interest in religions in Japan including Shinto, Buddhism, Christianity,

Islam, and the new religions and sects which proliferated after World War

11. Woodardls concern with religious freedom and tolerance appears in the

manuscripts addressing the development of religious law in Japan.

The allied occupation documents section consists of bulletins,

correspondence, memoranda, special reports, translations of press reports,

religious policy, surveys of religion, and other items generated, primarily

by Woodard's branch, during the occupation. These materials are separated

into series. The series are arranged alphabetically, and material within

each series is ordered chronologically. Many of the documents are drafts,

but some are in final form. Of special interest are four boxes of material

relating to the Yasukuni Shrine (the central state shrine for the

veneration of the war dead) and a nearly complete set of Supreme Commander

for the Allied Powers Instructions (SCAPINS).

The research files comprise the bulk of the collection. Materials are

grouped by subject and arranged alphabetically. These files contain notes,

information, and other research matter by and/or about individuals and

subjects of interest to Woodard. Major subjects in this section are:

Allied Occupation of Japan and Japanese Religions reference material,

Buddhism, Christianity, education, emperor, new religions, new sects,

religion in Japan, Religious Juridical Persons Law, and Shinto. Woodard

focused his research on religion, but the section includes general social,

cultural, and historical subjects.

The mission records contain correspondence and documents of the

mission with which Woodard was associated, dating from 1869. The largest

portion of this material is pre-World War 11. It is an important source

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f o r r esea rchers of t h e Chr i s t i an missionary movement i n Japan. The

s u b j e c t s remain grouped a s they were received, arranged roughly

chronological ly wi th small sub jec t f i les ordered a lphabet ica l ly . Darley

Downs f i g u r e s prominently i n these documents. H i s papers a r e a l s o housed

i n t h e Universi ty of Oregon Library Specia l Collect ions.

Woodard's published wr i t ing contained wi th in t h e c o l l e c t i o n inc ludes

a r t i c l e s i n journals , newspapers, and repor t s . Kodansha, a publishing

f i r m , reproduced a l l the Japan Times a r t i c l e s by Woodard and these are i n -- t h i s sec t ion.

The personal ma te r i a l s include information and memorabilia of

Woodard's family; m i l i t a r y se rv ice ; t r a v e l ; and from schools, sh r ines , and

temples. A c o l l e c t i o n of bus iness and c a l l i n g cards is included. A copy

of the Imperial Resc r ip t on the Declarat ion of War on the United S t a t e s and

Great B r i t a i n is a l s o present .

Another s e c t i o n conta ins a series of t h i r t y , 8 rnm f i l m s on t o p i c s from

firewalking, sumo wres t l ing , and t r a d i t i o n a l costume through r e l i g i o u s

p laces and r i t u a l s , including Ind ia and Thailand. These f i l m s a r e without

audio and, wi th one exception, appear t o have been made by non-

profess ionals . The f i l m s a r e only i d e n t i f i e d by s h o r t notes on t h e

conta iners .

S ixteen audio t apes of in terviews with, and speeches by, prominant

r e l i g i o u s l e a d e r s i n Japan a r e a l s o with the papers. The t apes are mostly

i n English, b u t inc lude some i n Japanese.

The c o l l e c t i o n includes 105 free-standing volumes. Woodard authored

The Al l i ed Occupation of Japan and Japanese Religions. H e a l s o ed i t ed and - 4-

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contr ibuted t o o t h e r volumes i n t h e co l l ec t ion . O f s p e c i a l no te , William

K. Bunce's Rel ig ions i n Japan: Buddhism, Shinto, C h r i s t i a n i t y is based - on a r e p o r t prepared during t h e occupation t o which Woodard made important

contr ibut ions . Other volumes i n t h i s sec t ion contain annota t ions by

Woodard . Two boxes o f s l i d e s , p r i n t s , negatives, and p i c t u r e pos tcards were

separa ted t o t h e Photograph Collection. A l a rge por t ion of these

photographs d e p i c t Shinto sh r ines , Buddhist temples, and paraphenalia.

Other photographs show Chris t ian churches, r e l i g i o u s l eaders , individuals ,

and Japanese scenery. Many of the photographs a r e no t i d e n t i f i e d , although

some can be i d e n t i f i e d by s igns i n the photos.

Also, a set of twenty-eight microfilms were separa ted t o t h e

Microforms and Recordings Department. These microfilms are a l l r e l a t e d t o

Woodard's r e sea rch on re l ig ion . An important subset is t h e microfilm of

records of t h e War Department, which were source mate r i a l f o r Woodard's

book.

Approximately twenty-five Japanese p r i n t s were separa ted t o the

Archi tec ture and Al l i ed A r t s Library.

S c o t t Clark Manuscript Procesor

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Folder by Folder Inventory

1 /I Inventory 1 /2 Biographical information

Correspondence

191 6-1 91 9 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 I926 1927 1928-1 931 1932-1 933 1934-1 936 1937-1938 1939 1940 1941, January - July 1941, August - December 1942-1 944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950, January - June 1950, July - December

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Correspondence (cont . ) 1 951 , January - Ju ly 1951, August - December 1952, January - May 1952, June - December 1953 1954 1955 1956, January - June 1956, July - December 1957, January - July 1957, August - December 1958 1959 1960-1 961 1962 I 963 1964 1965, January - April 1965, May - June 1965, Ju ly - September 1965, October - December 1966, January - April 1966, May - December 1967 1968, January - June 1968, July - December 1969 1970 1971, January - June 1971, July - December 1972, January - May 1972, June - September 1972, October - December 1973-1 974 Fragments and undated

Manuscripts, book length

The Allied Occupation of Japan and Japanese Religions Table of Contents, ea r ly d r a f t T i t l e page - Preface Chapters 1-11 Chapter I11 Chapters I V - V I Chapters V I I - I X Chapters X - X I 1 1 Chapters X I V - X V I I Chapters X V I I I - X X Chapters XXI-XXIV


Manuscripts, book length (cont . ) The Allied Occupation of Japan and Japanese Religions (cont. )

Chapter XXV - Postscript Appendices A: I - C:3 Appendices D: I - E:2 Appendices F:l - F:7 Appendices G:l - 1:8 Sources - Notes, Chapter XI1 Notes, Chapter XIII-XXVI Letters to Woodard about book Letters from Woodard about book Letters to E. J. Brill, publisher Letters from E. J. Brill, publisher Reviews A Leadership Training Program for Teachers in the Church Schools of Hokkaido, Japan. Master of Arts Dissertation, University of Chicago, 1929.

Manuscripts, article length

7a/7 AVACO A Brief Survey of Pentecostal Work in Japan Broadcast to America: August 31, 1956 Buddhism

7a/8 Christian Century articles ?a/9 The Christian Movement in Japan

Chugai Church and State

?a/10 Church - News articles, December 21, 1956 - July 21, 1956 8/1 Church - News articles, August 4, 1958 - December 21, 1959 8/2 Church - News articles, January 25, 1960 - December 26, 1960;

undated 8/3 Conference of World Religionists

A Digest of the Allied Occupation and Japanese Religion The Disestablishment of Shinto Father Tibesar Plans Shrine Church for Katsura Ferris College Building Dedicated Historical Background of Religions in Japan IBC Izumi Japan COC Publicity Committee

8/4 Japan Times articles 8/5 Japan's Postwar sects

Jinrui Aizen Shimbum Karuizawa conferences Kodo Shimbun Looking Toward the Next Century

8/6 Military writings 8/7 Missions in Japan in the 20th century

Missions in Japan in the Twenty-First Century The National Christian Council


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Manuscripts, article length (cont . ) New Constructions in Osaka Diocese Nippon Times articles The Occupation and Religion Open letter to all Christian people throughout the world The Post War Revival of Religions in Japan Present Situation of Religions In Japan Principles Relating to Domestic-Foreign Cooperation The Protestant Centennial and Other Religions in Japan Protection of Shrine Property Public Welfare in Japan Purpose of the Shinto Directive Reflections on the Religions Corporations Ordinance Religion and Social Life Religion in Education Religion in Japan Religions in Japan Religious Freedom in Japan Religious Freedom in Japan, some Reflections on the Occup Religious Freedom in Postwar Japan Religious freedom in the Constitution Religious Juridical Persons Law The Religious Juridical Persons Law Religious News Service articles, October 15, 1947 - May 2

I956 Religious News Service articles, July 12, 1956 - June 25, Religious News Service articles, undated Religious World The Religious World in Japan The Religious World in 1963 Return to Japan Rough notes on Shinto Seien Shrine Shinto in Post-World War I1 Japan, abstract Shinto in Post-World War I1 Japan, draft Shinto in Post-World War I1 Japan The Significance of the World Convention for Japan Social Status of Christianity South Africa Status of Women: Suye Kawakami, Ochimi Kuboshiro, and Reiko Matsuoka

The Sunday School Teachers of Keijo, Chosen, Japan Tenth Assembly of United Church of Christ in Session Tolerance and Intolerance The United Church of Christ in Japan Washington Post article - Youth Untitled (2)

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Manuscripts (cont. )

10/1 Book reviews 10/2 Sermons 1013 Sermon fragments 10/4 Prayers 10/5-7 Speeches 10/8 Speech fragments and o u t l i n e s 10a Diaries: 1921, 1941-1946, 1945-1 955 ( loose pages), 1 961 ,

1961 t r i p

Manuscripts by o the r s

11 /I B u r b a n , Thomas W. The Urakami Inc iden t s and the St ruggle f o r Religious Tolera t ion i n Ear ly Meiji Japan. Master of A r t s Thesis, Universi ty of Michigan, 1965.

1 1 /2-5 F r i d e l l , Wilbur M. Imperial va lues and Modernization i n Meiji Japan.

11/6 ~ i s h i m o t 0 , Hideo. Religion i n Post-War Japan, Reminiscences. 12/1 Kishimoto, Hideo. Shrine Shinto in Storm.

Al l ied Occupation documents

Annual Report 1947-1948, M i l i t a r y .Government A c t i v i t i e s CIE Bul le t in , Number 8 CIE Bul le t in , Number 91 - CIE Or ienta t ion Pamphlet Correspondence, 1945-1949 Correspondence, 1950-1952 Emperor and Imperial Family H i s t o r i c a l a r t i c l e s on t h e war i n t h e P a c i f i c Important c u l t u r a l sites; maps The Japanese v i l l a g e i n t r a n s i t i o n Manuscripts, History of t h e Non-military Aspects of t h e Al l ied

Occupation of Japan; Japan: some Psychological Perspect ives Memoranda, October, 1945 - Apri l , 1946 Memoranda, May - September, 1946 Memoranda, October - December, 1946 Memoranda, January, 1947 Memoranda, February - August, 1947 Memoranda, January - May, 1948 Memoranda, June, 1948 - January, 1949 Memoranda, February - December, 1949 Memoranda, 1950 Memoranda, 1951-1952; undated Missionaries Monthly Summaries, October-November, 1947 Monthly Summary, December, 1947 Monthly Summary, March, 1948 Monthly Summary, Apri l , 1948 Monthly Summary, June, 1948 and Ju ly , 1948

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Allied Occupation documents (cont. )

Monthly Summary, November, 1948 and November, 1950 The National Holidays of Japan Personnel matters Press ; Press Analysis Press Translat ions

December, 1945 - September, 1946 October, 1946 November, I946 December, 1946 January-April, 1947 May, 1947 June, 1947 July, 1947 August, 1947 September 2-10, 1947 September 11-23, 1947 October 2-13, 1947 October 15-30, 1947 November, 1947 December 1-12, 1947 December 73-31, 1947 January 2-1 7, 1948 January 19-31 , 1948 February, 1948 March 1-10, 1948 March 13-31, 1948 April , 1948 May, 1948 June, 1948 July, 1948 August, 1948 September, 1948 October, 1948 November, 1948 December, 1948 January, 1949 February and March, 1949 April-May, 1949 June-July, 1949 August-December, 1949 January-April, 1950 May-December, 1950 January-May , 1951 June-November, 1951 December, 1951 - March 1952

Information repor ts on Religion ( t r ans l a t i ons ) January-August, 1946 - -

September-October , 1946 . November-December, 1946 January-February, 1947


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Information reports on Religion (cont . ) March-April, 1947 May-September, 1947 October, 1947 - February, 1948 March-May, 1948 June-October, 1948 November-December, 1948 January-April, 1949 May, 1949 June-December , 1949 January-April , 1950 May-June, 1950 August-October, 1950 November, 1950 - January, 1951 February -May, 1951 June-September, 1951 October, 1951 - undated

Religion and education, 1945-1948 Religion and education, 1949-1950 Religion and education, 1951 - undated Religion in Japan Religion, Legal, 1945-1949 Religion, Legal, 1950 Religion, Legal, 1951-1952 Religious Affairs Section Supreme Commander for The Allied Powers Instructions (SCAPINS), 1945-1952

Sectarian Shinto Shinto Directive Special Reports, April-August, 1946 Special Reports, October, 1946-1947 Special Reports, 1948-1 949 Special Reports, 1950 Special Reports, 1951 -1 952 Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan, Survey of Religions in Japan,

December, 1947 - April, 1948 May-July, 1948 August-December, 1948 January, April - June, 1949 July-September, 1949 October-December, 1949 January -March, 1950 April-May, 1950 July-August , 1950 September-October , 1950 November-December, 1950 January-February, 1951 MarchJune, 1951 July, 1951 August-September, 1951 October-December, 1951


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28/3 Surveys 28/4 Tax 28/5 Western history (~eligious Research Manuscript) 28/6-9 Yasukuni, Shrine - 28/10 Fragments

Research files

Abbreviations Abe, Yoshiya The Allied Occupation of Japan and Japanese Religions, reference materials

Anderson, Ronald Anesaki, Masaharu Archives (~ational Archives and Reference Service) Art, Architecture Art, News clippings Ashida, Hitoshi Ashizu (~ditor of Junja Shimpo) Baker, James C. Bennett, (Chaplain) Bethesda Home Blyth, R. H. Books and articles (notes) Bowers, Faubion Braibanti, Ralph J. D. Brown, Delmer M. Buddhism, general Buddhism, general (newsclippings) Buddhism, general (pamphlets) Buddhism, Amida Buddhism, Asakusa Kannon Buddhism, Asakusa Kannon (news clippings) Buddhism, Cultural Interchange Institute for Buddhists Buddhism, Communism Buddhism, Communism (newsclippings) Buddhism, Encyclopedia (list of authors) Buddhism, Encyclopedia (newsclippings) Buddhism, Federation Buddhism, Foreigners Buddhism, Hanamatsuri Buddhism, Heian Period Buddhism, Historical developments Buddhism, Jodo Buddhism, Jodo (news clippings) Buddhism, Kamakura Period Buddhism, Kodo Buddhism, Kodo (news clippings) Buddhism, Maps Buddhism, Nara Period '


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Research files (cont . ) 34/6-35/1 Buddhism, Nichiren

Buddhism, Nichiren (news clippings) Buddhism, Nichiren (pamphlets ) Buddhism, Problems Buddhism, Scandals Buddhism, Bukkyo Shicho Buddhism, Shingon Buddhism, Shingon (news clippings ) Buddhism, Shingon (pamphlets) Buddhism, Showa Hon Buddhism, Shugendo Buddhism, temples Buddhism, temples (news clippings ) Buddhism, Tendai Buddhism, Young East Buddhism, Zen Buddhism, Zen (news clippings) Buddhism, Zen (pamphlets) Bunce, W. K. Bunce, W. K., news clippings Caodai Carelton, Alford Carey, E. F. Cary, Frank Chapman, Gordon and Katharine Censorship Chronology (occupation) Christianity, general Christianity (news clippings) Christianity (pamphlets) Christianity, Commission of Six Christianity, Education Christianity, Evangelistic Foreign Missions Association Christianity, Gideons Christianity, History (in ~apan) Christianity, History, 1941-1 945 Christianity, Holiness Church Christianity, Hospital, St. Luke's Christianity, International Christian University Christianity, International Christian University (news clipping)

Christianity, Japan Sunday School Union Christianity, Missions and Missionaries Christianity, Missions and Missionaries (news clippings) Christianity, Missions and Missionaries (pamphlets) Christianity, Mennonite Christianity, Mormon Christianity, National Christian Council Christianity, Non-Church movement


Research files (cont . ) Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity, Christianity,

Orthodox Orthodox (news clippings) Osaka Christian Center Pioneer Evangelism Property Presbyterian Publication translations Rengo kai Schools Seiko kai Special rural committee Statistics Sunday School Association Toitsu Kyokai Tokyo Union Church United Church of Christ YMCA

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Christ Meekly, articles Christian Yearbook, review of (see also Japan yearbook) Chugai Nippo Cobb, John B, ~onf ucianism Constitution Cultural Properties del Re Downs, Darley (includes Master I s Thesis, Effects of Wartime Pressure on Churches and Missions in Japan)

Dyke, Kenneth Earhart, H. Byron, llFour Ritual Periods of Haguro Shugendo in Northeas tern Japan"

Earlham (no other identification) Earthquakes Education Education, typescripts of allied occupation documents Education, textbook: Shukyo to Shakaiseikatsu, Ministry of Education (with English translation)

Education, newsclippings Emerson (no other identification) Emperor Emperor, publications about: Why Did MacArthur Help the - Emperor in Nippon Shuho? and a special issue of Bunge i-S& ju

Emperor (newsclippings) "Emperorff Kumazawa Entertainment Ethics Fellers, Bonner Food Foreign relations


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Research files (cont . ) Fridell, Wilbur M. Fridell, Wilbur M. (newsclipping) Fujisawa, Chikao An Outline of Japanese Cosmic Existentialism tfEscourse or~apan-~anchukuo-china En Bloc and Idea of

Universal Imperial Rulett "Essential Features of Japanese Traditional Culture" Sumeracracy as a Dialectical Synthesis of Democracy and Autocracy (mimeograph)

Fu jisawa , Chikao (newscl ippings ) Fukuda Funerals Funerals (newsclippings ) GI behavior Geisha Gillett , Clarence Graham, Billy Hall, Robert King Hanayama Hennessey, Duane Hessel, E. Hirai Hokkaido Hokkaido (newsclippings) Holtom, Daniel C. Hori, Ichiro Hotels Human rights Human rights (newsclippings) Iglehart, Charles Idado, Fujio Ikeda, Hayato Ikuta, Seizaburo Imperial family Inoue, Teruo, Life as a Fulbrighter Inoue Interviews of religious leaders International Institute for the Study of Religions International Institute for the Study of Religions (newsclippings )

International Symposium on History of Eastern and Western Cultural Contacts

Ishida, Mikinosuke (~apanese history) Islam Japan, his tory Japan, history (newsclippings) Japan, language Japan, life in


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Research files (cont . ) Japan Yearbook, notes (see also Christian Yearbook) Kagawa, Toyohiko Kagawa, Toyohiko (new~clip~ings) Katayama, Tetsu Katayama, Tetsu (newsclippings) Kennedy, John F. Kerr, William C. Kerr, William C. (ne~sclip~ings) Kirisutokyo Sekai (newspaper) Kirisuto Shimbun Kishimoto, Hideo Kishimoto, Hideo (newsclippinga) Kishimoto, Hideo, diary, 1945 Kitagawa, notes from book Kodo News -- Kokutai Konoye, Fumimaro, Prince Kosei Shimbun Kotani, T. Kume, Kunitake ~ ~ o d k Times Labor Labor (newsclippings) Land reform Lese Majesty Libraries Literature Lorry MPC MacArthur, Douglas Makoto Kyodan Manners and morality Mashbir Mass communication Masutani , Fwnio Matani, Gikan Matthews, Alden E. Microfilm index Mibai, Sugi Mibai , Sugi (newsclipping) Matsudaira, Koto Military government Minobe, Tatsukichi Moran. Sherwood F. ~orriion (ship), Narrative of a voyage of the ship, July - August, 1837, by S. Wells Williams (typescript)

Nambara Nara National holidays


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Research files (cont. )

New religions, general New religions (newsclippings) New religions, Konko Kyo New religions (pamphlets) New sects, general New sects, (ne~sclippin~s) New sects, (pamphlets) New sects, Annaikyo New sects, Annaikyo (newsclippings) New sects, Conversion New sects, Moral Science System New sects, Omotokyo New sects, (newsclippings) New sects, (pamphlets) New sects, Perfect Liberty New sects, Tensho Kotai Jingukyo Newspapers Newspaper suspension Newsweek and Time tearsheets - Nikko Nippon Times, notes and articles Notebooks Notebooks of Kotani, T., January, February, September and October, 1955

Nuclear bomb Nuclear bomb (newsclippings) Nuclear tests Occupation, Allied Occupation and religion Official Gazette Okinawa Olympics Overton, Douglas Parish, H. Carroll, The Role of the Imperial Family in Modern Japan

Peace Peace (newsclippings) Peace treaty Peace treaty (newsclippings) People (newsclippings of prominent individuals) Persecution in World War I1 Places (newsclippings of various places in ~apan) Police Political conditions Politics ( newsclippings ) Population Population (newsclippings ) Post occupation religious world Post war conditions (newsclippings)


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Research files (cont . ) Press summaries Pre-war Japan Price, Willard, "Shall Japan be Allowed Freedom of Religion?"

( xerox ) Property, recovery of Prisons, religion in Prostitution Prostitution (newsclippings) Reischauer, Edwin 0. Religion Religion (newsclippings) Religion in Japan Religion in Japan (new~clippin~s) Religion and education Religions and Cultural Resource Division Religious Affairs Section Religious Corporations Ordinance Religious freedom Religious freedom (newsclippings) Religious Juridical Persons Law, general Religious Juridical Persons Law, authentication Religious Juridical Persons Law, comments Religious Juridical Persons Law, competent authority Religious Juridical Persons Law, council Religious Juridical Persons Law, establishment Religious Juridical Persons Law, penal provisions Religious Juridical Persons Law, purpose Religious Juridical Persons Law, registration Religious Juridical Persons Law, secession Religious Juridical Persons Law, sodai Religious Juridical Persons Law, newsclippings Religious leaders, 1955 Religious League Requisitioned property Rightists Rikkyo University Rusch, Paul Rusch, Paul (newscli~pings) Santaro (newspaper articles by) Security treaty Security treaty (neusclippings) Seicho no ie Schafer, Luman J. Shamani am Shean, Bishop Shimonaka, Yasaburo Shinto, general Shinto, general (newsclippings) Shinto, general (pamphlets)


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Research f i l e s (cont . ) Shinto, a t t i t u d e toward Chris t iani ty Shinto, chronology Shinto, co l lec t ive enshrinement Shinto, Culture Association Shinto, Directive Shinto, disestablishment Shinto, Ebisn Shinto, extremism Shinto, f e s t i v a l s Shinto, f e s t i v a l s (newsclippings) Shinto, Fujisawa Shinto, Fu j i Sengen Shinto, Fusokyo Shinto, Gokoku J i n j a Shinto, Gokoku J i n j a ( n e w ~ c l i p p i n ~ s ) Shinto, Hoanden Shinto, History a f t e r 1945 Shinto, I n a r i Shinto, I n a r i (newsclippings ) Shinto, I s e Shinto, I se (newsclippings ) Shinto, I s e (pamphlets) Shinto, Izumo Shinto, Izumo (newsclippings) Shinto, Jikko Kyo Shinto, J i n j a Shinpo Shinto, Kamakura Shinto, Kami Shinto, K a m i (newsclippings) Shinto, Kanda Myojin Shinto, Katow Shinto, Konko Kyo Shinto, Kurozumi Kyo Shinto, Kokutai Shinto, Meiji Shrine Shinto, Mei j i Shrine ( n e w s c l i ~ ~ i n g s ) Shinto, Mythology Shinto, Nagano Shinto, Nikko Shinto, Noguchi Shinto, Offerings Shinto, Ogata Hime no Miya J in ja Shinto, Omijingu Shinto, Omiwa Shinto, Ornaments Shinto, Otonashi Sin j a Shinto, Pensions Shinto, Popular be l i e f s Shinto, P r i e s t s

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Research files (cont. )

Shinto, Priests (newsclippings) Shinto, Property Shinto, Rites Shinto, Saga Shinto, Saruta Hiko Shinto, Schools Shinto, Sectarian Shinto, Shibata case Shinto, Shinri Kyo Shinto, Shinshu Kyo Shinto, Shokon sha Shinto, Shrine Association Shinto, shrines Shinto, shrines (newsclippings) Shinto, Shusei ha Shinto, Tagata Shrine Shinto, Sketches Shinto, Taikyo Shinto, Taisei Kyo Shinto, Taisha Kyo Shinto, Tenri Honmichi Shinto, Tenri Honmichi (newsclippings ) Shinto, Tenri Kyo Shinto, Tori Shinto, U jiko Shinto, Weddings Shinto, Weddings (ne~sclippin~s) Shinto, Yasukuni Shinto, Yasukuni (newsclippings) Shinto, Yoshida Jinja Sixth Army Sketches Social conditions Social welfare Social work Social work (newsclippings) Socialists Spae, Joseph J. Sports Stamps (designs on) Statistics Strong, Robbins Suicide Suicide (newsclippings) Sumo wrestlers Sunakawa case Takeda, Chido Takenaka, Masao Takenaka, Masao (newsclipping)

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Research files (cont . ) Tax Teshima, Abraham Temperance Templeton Foundation Thought, pre-war Tiltman, Hessel Time magazine (tearsheets) Tojo, Hideki (tomb) Tokyo Tomita, Mitsuru Tourism Truman Library Uchimura, Kanzo Uemura, Tamaki Ultranationalism United Nations (newsclippings) United States of America (newsclippings) US - Japan relations Van Zandt, Howard F. Veneration of dead Vories, Merrell Vories, Merrell (newsclippings) Wachi, Tsunezo Walser, T. D. War crimes "Weekly News Review," Japan Times Welfare Welfare (newsclippings) Williams, Justin, Making the Japanese Constitution: A Further Look

Women Women (newsclippings) World Peace Study Mission World War I1 Yamamori, Tetsunao Yomiuri Young, James R. Youth Yuasa , Hachino Zaibatsu Zengakuren Miscellaneous, (untitled manuscript, author unknown) Xisce 1 laneous (newsclippings) Fragments

Missioln records

94/1 Japan Mission correspondence at 12 Hachiyama (Documents from 1869-1925, including first, 1879, and second, 1880, annual reports of Okayama stationi.)

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Missions records (cont . ) Boston correspondence

1901 1902 1903 1904 1905-1 906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 191 3 1914 1915 1916 191 7 1918-1919 1920 January-May, 1921 June-December, 1921 January-June , 1922 July-December , 1922 1 923 1 924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 January-April, 1930 May-December, 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 January-May , 1936 June-December , 1936 1937 1938 1939

Committee Ad Interim documents 1910 1911 1912 191 3 1914 191 5

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Mission

10016 10017 10018 101 /I 101 /2 I01 13 101 I4 101 /5 1 02/1 102/2 1 O2/3 102/4 1 02/5 1 O2/6 1 O2/7 1 O 3 / l 1 O3/2 1 03/3 103/4 1 O3/5 103/6 1 O4/1 lO4/2 I O4/3 104/4 104/5

104/6 1 O5/l 105/2 10513 105/4 1 O5/5 105/6

106/1 106/2 106/3 1 06/4 1 O6/5 I @6/6

106/7 106/8 106/9 10711 107/2 107/3

records (cont . ) Committee Ad In ter im documents (cont . )

191 6 191 8 1919 January-April , 1920 May-December , 1920 January -June, 1 921 July-December , 1921 1922 1 923 January-August, 1924 September-December, 1924 1925 I926 January-August, 1927 September, 1 927 October-December, 1927 1928 January -May, 1929 June-December, 1929 January-May, 1930 June, 1930 - May, 1931 June-December , 1931 1 932 1933 1934 1935

Japan Commission of the American Board correspondence 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941

General correspondence, 1927-1939 Post war correspondence

1945-1 946 1947 1948 1949 1950-1 951

Annual r e p o r t s of the Okayama s t a t i o n , 1881-1887 Annual r e p o r t

191 8 1930 1931 1 932 1933 1934


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Mission records (cont . ) Annual report (cont . )

1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940

Annual report of William P. Woodard, 1957 Mission secretary's Bulletin

191 9-1 920 1921 1922 1923-1 924 A 925 1926 1927 - May, 1928 June, 1928 - May, 1929 June, 1929 - May, 1930 June, 1930 - May, 1931 June, 1931 - July, 1932 August, 1932 - July, 1933 September, 1933 - June, 1934 June, 1935 - December, 1935 1936 1 937 1938-1 939 1 940-1 941

Post War Bulletin, 1945-1947 and related documents Adams, Alice P. Clapp, Fr<ances Clark, Roaamond Cobb, E. S. Committee Ad Interim reorganization Congregational Christian Union Denton, Mary F. Fanning, Katherine I?. First orgmization of the Central Committee Greene, D. and Gulick, 0. H. General Handbook of the Central Committee History of stations and institutions Japan Mission News Kumiai headquarters McCall, C. F. Minutes of the Central Committee, 1932-1939 Miscellaneous historical documents Mission meeting letters, 1928 Mission meeting letters, 1931 Mission minutes, 1869-1 882


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Mission records (cont.)

Mott, John R. Niigata Sta t ion Obituaries, 1913-1933 Perpetual l eases Personal l e t t e r s and documents of h i s t o r i c a l i n t e r e s t Report of earthquake r e l i e f work of Nichi Bei Shi Kyugodan Summer camps Warnshuis, A. L. Walser, T. D.

Published writ ings

113/7 An Adventure i n I n t e r f a i t h Cooperation, published by - I n t e r n a t i o n x I n s t i t u t e f o r the Study of Religions i n Japan (pamphlet )

" In t e r f a i t h Communication and the Confrontation of Religion i n Japan," repr inted from The Journal of Bible and ~ e l i ~ i o n - - - - - 32 (July, 1964) : 231-238

" Japan1 s New Religions, " Japan Harvest 5 (winter, 1957) : 17-21.

"Japan's New Religions: How New and How Numerous Are They?," World Vision, 9 (February, 1965) : 10-1 1 , 24.

"Kyososama Wa Jokigen," The Sun 9 (~eptember , 1964): - -9 145-1 48. in is cuss ion with re l ig ious organization heads, i n Japanese).

Missions i n Japan i n the Twenty-First Century. Some Suggestions and a Few Questions (unpublished mimeogrpah)

"The Occupation and Shrine Shinto," Proceedings of the -- Conference on Shinto Since 1945, sponsored by The Bla i sde l l -- I n s t i t u t e , September 12-16, 1965, pp. 6-12.

u P o l i t i c s and Japan's National Pol i ty ," i n Po l i t i c s and - Kokutai, o f fp r in t from Proceedings of the Second -- Internat ional Conference f o r Shinto Studies, pp. 71-80. - --

"Religion-State Relations i n Japan,It r ep r in t from Contemporary Japan, vol. X X I V , Nos. 7-9 and 10-12.

"Religious Freedom i n Japan (Part TWO), " Today I s Japan, 3 (June 1956).

T h e Religions Jur id ica l Persons Law," r ep r in t from Contemporary Japan, 1960.

"Religious R e v i ~ a l , ~ ~ - Asia -9 Scene 7 (dugust, 1962): 28-31. IfThe Wartime Persecution of Nichiren Buddhism," r ep r in t from

The Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan. Third - -- s e r i e s , Vol. V I I , 1959.

IfThe World Conference on Religion and Peace,I1 o f fp r in t , The Japan Christ ian Quar ter ly , Spring, 1971.

"Yasukuni Shrine," o f fp r in t , The Japan Christ ian Quarterly, Spring, 1971.


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Published writings (cont. )

Tearsheets "An Adventure in Interfaith Cooperationf1 "Christianity in the Land of Zen" "Communicating the Gospel in Japanese Cultural Context llInterf aith Communication in Japant1 "Religion-state Relations in Japant1 "Shinshukyo to Shukyo Ho j inholl ''Snapshots from Koreaf1 llTokyals Oldest Protestant Churcht1

Japan -- Times Articles, 1962-1966, reproduced by Kyodan Information Center

Japan Times articles, 1962 (scrapbook of clippings) - -- Japan -- Times articles, 1964 (scrapbook of clippings) Japan Times articles, (loose clippings) -- Religious News Service articles, 1954-1960 ~hristian Century articles ~iscellarneous newspaper articles

Personal materials

Films

Family Education. Military Awards Travel Imperial Rescript of Declaration of War with the United States and Great Britain

Biographical newsclippings Yearbook diary (with notation about events from 1945-1947) Notebook, 1953 Memorabilia, activities Memorabilia, business and calling cards Memorabilia, boycott of Japan (pre-war) Memorabilia from shrines and temples Memorabilia, sobetsukai (farewell party) Hanko (signature stamps ) Sketches of Mr. & Mrs. Woodard Artifacts: Prayerbeads, chopsticks

Box 119 # 1 Asakusa Shrine - Festival # 2 Sumo wrestlers - Askusa Palace # 3 Sumo wrestlers # 4 Yasukuni Shrine # 5 Yasukuni Shrine, village parade # 6 Hino agriculture school # 7 Nikko (parade showing traditional costumes and armor) # 8 Zenkoji temple, agriculture fields

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Films (cont.)

Tapes

Box 119 # 1

Tenrikyo headquarters Togakushi sh r ine Hot water ceremony, round t a b l e conference Reinaugakai, Tokyo Union Church, Boy Scouts, Mei j i sa i A l l Heian (parade) Oharai, J i c h i n s a i Risshoko and Soka Gakkai headquarters Rissho Kosei Myochikai, Hiroshima Bangkok, Rissho Koseikai Firewalking, T a i s e k i j i In te rna t iona l Chr is t ian University, Seichonoie, Rissho Kosei

Kai Rissho Kosei Kai, Kuwabe Unidentified temple Thailand Ise shr ine , p e a r l d ive r s Ise, r i c e p lant ing Ise, r i c e p lant ing ICO, I s e I s e s h i n e , Prince and Princess v i s i t Unidentified (lawn par ty) Ise shr ine India t r i p

M r . Toyama, t a l k a t Seicho no i e (Japanese with English in t roduct ion)

Mr. Hi ra i , Tokyo Union Church ( ~ n g l i s h ) M r . H i ra i , Shinto ( ~ n g l i s h ) Unidentified speakers, discussion about missionaries during

the war ( ~ n g l i s h ) Unidentified speakers, l e c t u r e on r e l i g i o n ( ~ n g l i s h , audio

very poor) D, D o n s and C. I g l e h a r t , Chr is t ian Church during war M r . Teshima. interview on Shinto (Japanese and ~ n g l i s h ) Reading from Japan -8 Times ~ e ~ t e m b e r 3 t o October 8, 1945 Reading from Japan Times, October, 1945 Reading from Japan Times, November 1945 and September 24, 1945 M r . Ikado, ~ o m k c ( ' ~ n ~ l i s h ) M r . Kishimoto, Japanese r e l i g i o n s and in te rna t iona l

r e la t ionsh ips (Japanese) Woodard Memorial Service, Kingmon Chapel. Dedication of Mrs.

Margaret Woodardls g i f t of pipes t o organ of Claremont United Church of Chr is t

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Free-Standing Volumes

Woodard, W i l l i a m P. - The Allied Occupation of Japan, -- 1945-1952, and Japanese Religions. Leiden: E. J. B r i l l , --- - 1 972.

Contributions by Woodard. Tamura, Yoshiro i n col laborat ion with William P. Woodard.

Living Buddhism i n Japan. Tokyo: Internat ional I n s t i t u t e f o r the Study of Reliaions. 1960.

Rees, Paul S. ,- ed. airo obi t o Berkeley: A Bold Look a t t he - -- - Church i n a Broken World. Waco: Word Books, 1967. - - -- Includes "Japan: The New Religions," by W i l l i a m P. Woodard.

Bunce, William K. Reli ions i n Japan: Buddhism, Shinto, Chris t iani ty . T o & r ~ s E. Tu t t l e , 1955. Foreward by William P. Woodard.

[woodard , William P. ] - The Yasukuni Shrine, (~ound typescr ip t )

Contern o r a x Reli ions i n Japan. Vol . 1-1 1 , 1960-1970 , ~ l e t e ] - ~ ' s i s o through 1964, W i l l i a m P. Woodard

was the ed i t o r of t h i s journal and t he associa te e d i t o r from 1965 through 1967.

Directory of the sec ta r ian Shinto Federation -- and the Pr incipal Shinto Shrines of Japan. Tokyo:. In ternat ional I n s t i t u t e f o r the Study of Religions, 1957. Foreword by W i l l i a m P. Woodard. (annotated)

Directory of the Sectarian Shinto Federation -- and the Pr incipal Shinto sh r ine s of Japan. Tokyo: In te rna t iona l I n s t i t u t e f a r the Study of Religions, 1957. (annotated)

New Religions. Tokyo: In te rna t iona l I n s t i t u t e f o r the Study - of Religions, 1958. Introduction by W i l l i a m P. Woodard.

Religion ;and Modern Life. Tokyo: Internat ional I n s t i t u t e .- f o r the study of Religions, 1958. Introduction by W i l l i a m P. Woodard .

Annotated by Woodard Abegg, Lily. The Mind of East Asia. London: Thames and

Hudson, 1 9 5 2 7 Anesaki, Masaharu. History of Japanese Religion - with Special

Reference t o the Social a n d ~ o r a l ~ i f e T f the Nation. 7-

London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd., 1930. Armstrong, ~ o b e r t C. L i& --- from the East. Toronto: Forward

Movement Department of the Missionary Soc1Lef;yjf t i ~ --

Methodist Church, 1914. Bach, Marcus. Major Religions - of - t h e -- World. New York:

Abingdon Press, 1959. - Basabe, Fernando M. Ja anese Youth Confronts Reli ion

A Sociological ~ u r v & % t i l ? ~ ~ i a ~ n i v e f ~ & . J3eZsley, 'W. G. - The Modern History - of Japan. - New York:

Frederick A. Praeger, 1963. Bellah, Robert N. Tokugawa Religion. Glencoe: Free F'ress,

1957.


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Bock, Fe l i c i a Gre s s i t t , t rans . hg i -Sh ik i Procedures of t h e -- - En i Era Books I-V. Tokyoi Sophia University, 1 9 7 0 7 L----

Brinkley, R. A. A History of t he Japanese People from the -- -- E a r l i e s t Times to the End of the Mei ji %a. New York: ------ - Encylopedia Britannica Co., 1915.

Buchanan, D. C. Ina r i : Its Origin, Development, and Nature. - - - The Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan, Second s e r i e s , Vol. X I I , 1935.

Calendar of Prayer and Director 1967-1968. New York: Unitedr m u r n a F h f o r +--- or Minist ires.

Cogswell, James A. Until the Day Dawn, USA: Board of World Missions, Pr-e= Church, 1957.

Corwin, Charles. B ib l ica l Encounter with Japanese Culture. Tokyo: Chris t ian L i te ra tu re Crusade, n.d.

Creemers, Wilhelmus H. M. Shrine Shinto a f t e r World War 11, .---- Leiden: E. J. B r i l l , 1968.

Davis, J. Merle. Davis - Soldier Missionary. Boston: Pilgrim Press, 1-

F i r s t Report of the Association Concordia - of Japan. Tokyo, 1913.

Foreign Relations -- of the United S t a t e s Diplomatic Papers 1944. Volume V. Washinaton: .United S t a t e s Government - . " - Pr in t ing Office, 1965.

F u j i i, int taro. ou t l ine - of Japanese H i s to r1 i n the Mei j i Era, Tokyo: Obunsha, 1958. -

F'ujisawa, Chikao. Concrete Universali ty of t he Japanese Way of think in^ - A New In te rpre ta t ion of Shintoism. -- -- -- Japan: Hokuseido Press, 1958.

Greene, Evarts Boutell. -- A New-Englander i n Japan, Daniel Crosby Greene. Boston : Houghton ~ i f f lz Company, 1927.

Hammer, Raymond. Japan's Religious Ferment. London: SCM Press. 1961. - -

Handbook on Chris t ian Missions and Missionaries, volume I . 1950. v o u n d typescr ipt ) . -

Hashimoto, Tatsumi. Ancestor Worship. Translated by Percy T. Luke. Tokyo: Word of Life Press, n.d.

Hayama Missionary Seminar. 1963. Hayama Missionary Seminar. 1965. Hearn, Lsfcadio. Japan: An Attempt a t In te rpre ta t ion . - -- ---

New York: Grossett and &lap, 190;fS- Hemphill, Elizabeth Anne. A Treasure -- t o Share.- Valley

Forgei Judson Press, 1964T Hepner, Charles W i l l i a m . The Kurozumi -- Sect - of Shinto.

Tokyo: Meiji Japan Society, 1935. Herbert, Jean. Shinto: & the Fountain-head of Japan,

New York: S t e m Day, 7367. Hocking, W i l l i a m E. Re-Thinking Missions: A Layman's - - - -. - - -

Inquiry a f t e r One G d r e d -- Years. New ~ o r k ? Harper & Brothers, 1 9 3 2 7 -

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Vol . Vol .

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Holtom, D. C. The National F a i t h of Japan. London: - -- - Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubuer & Co.. L td . . 1938- - , - - - -

Hoydonek, John Van, t r a n s . The c a t h o l i c Church i n Japan - Since 1859. Tokyo: Herder Agency, 1963. -- - --

I g l e h a r t , Charles W. A century-of p r o t e s t a n t C h r i s t i a n i t y in Japan. Tokyo: ~? ;a r l e s E. Kttle Company, 1959. - - - - . ( l e t t e r glued i n cover)

The Japan - The Japan - The ~ a ~ a y - Jennings,

Tokyo:

Chr i s t i an Quar te r ly . Vol. 8, no. 3, J u l y , 1933. Chr i s t i an Quar te r ly . Vol. 18, no. 1, Winter, 1952. Chr i s t i an ~ u a r t e r l y . Vol. 38, no. 1, Winter, 1972. Raymond P. Jesus , Japan, and Kanzo Uchimura. Chr i s t i an L i t e r a t u r e Societv. 1958. - - -

Kerr, William C. Japan Begins Again. New York: Friendship Press , 1949.

Kishimoto, Hideo, ed. and John F. Howes, t r a n s . Japanese Religion in the Meiji Era. Tokyo: Obunsha, 1956. -

Kitagawa, Joseph M. Religion i n Japanese History. New York: Columbia Universi ty Press , 1966.

McPherson, William. Sokagakkai i n t h e United S t a t e s , Case Study of an Imported Soc ia l Movement, 1968 (unpublished mimeograph)

Masutani, Fumio. A Comparative Study of Buddhism - and C h r i s t i a n i t y . T ~ ~ O : Young Eas t ~ s z c i . a t i o n , 1957.

Minear, Richard H. Japanese -- Trad i t ion and Western - Law; Emperor, S t a t e , and Law i n the Thought f Hozumi Yatsuka. - ---- Cambridge: Harvard Universi ty P ress , 1970.

Miyamori, Asataro, t r ans . , r ev i sed by Edward Clarke. ~ e ~ r e s e n t a t i v e -- Tales of Japan. Tokyo : Sanseido , 1915.

Montgomery, John D. Forced --- t o Be Free. Chicago: Universi ty of Chicago Press , 1957.

Murata, Kiyoaki. Japan 's New Buddhism: An Object ive Account of Soka Gakkai. New ~ o r r -eatyZrhill, 1969. - --

Murdoch, James. A History of Japan Vol. I. London: Rontledge & Kegan Paul L ~ , 1949.

Vol. 11 . Vol. I11 Ogasawara, Nichijo. Mandara Kokushin --- Fukei J iken no Shinso.

Kyoto : Mu j ~ d o , 1 9 4 n P z ~ r a t t , ~ a m e s - ~ i s s e t t . The P i l g r i m a s of Buddhism -- and a

Buddhist Pilgrimage. New York: ~ a c E l l a n , 1928. The Return t o Japan Re o r t of the Chr i s t i an Deputation to - -- - ' + % 5 ~ N e w York: Friendship Japan, October-November

P ress , n.d. Sansom, G. B. & H i s t o r i c a l Grammar of Japanese. Oxford:

Clarendon Press , 1928. Seicho-No-Ie -- . Tokyo : Seicho-no-ie , 1962. robab ably a

s p e c i a l i s s u e of monthly journal , ~e icho-NO-1e) --

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Free-Standing Volumes ( cont . ) Sheldon, Walt. Enjoy Japan: A Personal and Highly Unofficial - Guide. Tokyo: Charles E. Gttle Company, 1961.

A Short History of Tenrikyo. Tenrii Tenrikyo Kyokai Honbu, -- - 1960.

Takaya, M. The Letters of Dr. J. C. Hepburn. Tokyo: Toshin - -- Shobo, 1955.

Yanagita, Tomonobu. A Short History of Christianity in Japan. -- - - Sendai: Skisho Tosho Kankokai . 195r . - -

Young, A. Morgan. Japan under Taisho Tenno 1912-1926. -9 - -

London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd . , 'I 928.