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Wondrous Tales Of Old Japan, Rebeca Wallin
Wondrous Tales Of Old Japan, Rebeca Wallin
Children's Book and Media Review
Kabuki Theatre comes to life in a child friendly way in this dramatized collection of fairy tales from Japan. The show’s opening introduces children to the elements of Kabuki; music, costumes, vocal use, stage assistants, and movement are succinctly but thoroughly explained and demonstrated. Classic fairy tales are then retold in that style. Momorato – The Peach Boy is the story of a boy born from a peach to a childless couple who then rids the village of the ogres that have been tyrannizing it. In The Story of Urashimataro, a kind fisherman is brought to the Dragon King under …
Geek Girl #2: Model Misfit, Aylea Stephens
Geek Girl #2: Model Misfit, Aylea Stephens
Children's Book and Media Review
Harriet Manners knows that being a model does not automatically make your life easier. She still has to juggle school, bullies, her stalker, breaking up with the handsome supermodel, Nick, friend challenges, and getting along with other models. When she goes to Japan for the summer to be the star of a new fashion line, nothing seems to be going right for her. Nick is dating one of her roommates, none of her friends or family are answering her phone calls, she accidentally keeps doing things that are culturally offensive, and it looks like someone might just hate her enough …
Takarazuka--Japan's Premier Amusement Park And Modern Theater, Dennis H. Atkin
Takarazuka--Japan's Premier Amusement Park And Modern Theater, Dennis H. Atkin
Selected Papers in Asian Studies: Western Conference of the Association for Asian Studies
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Japan’S Newest Security Bill: Constitutional, Legitimate, And Necessary, Serene Papenfuss, Mariah Kerr
Japan’S Newest Security Bill: Constitutional, Legitimate, And Necessary, Serene Papenfuss, Mariah Kerr
Brigham Young University Prelaw Review
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The Papers Of Jay Jensen And The Japan First Mission
The Papers Of Jay Jensen And The Japan First Mission
Journal of Undergraduate Research
Academic objectives of our research project have been extremely successful. Several of our students produced papers from our research and presented them at a regional conference of the Association for Asian Studies. One of our students published her essay in the Religious Education student journal and won an award for her contribution.
We have produced a whole transcript of the journal of Jay Clair Jensen, including translations and reproduction of thousands photographs. We also produced annotation of the whole journal, which will be submitted for publication at the Religious Studies Center, to add to literature about the worldwide church.