An
American Perspective on Japan: Oral History Memoirs of American Experiences
in Japan, Nancy Clendenen
Analyzing
Japanese Imperialism, Kathy Swanger,
Columbus 04
Art of Japan, Shari Densel, Toledo 07
Asian
Studies Unit: Japan, Ellen Miller
and Natalie Mroz,
Columbus 04
Atomic
Bombs in WWII, Andrew Salzer,
Columbus 04
Atrocities
during World War II, Paul Chidester,
Columbus 06
Bombing of Hiroshima: A Japanese Perspective, Joan Perry-Szafarowicz, Toledo 07
The Caste System in Japan, James Swift , Cincinnati 06
Chanoyu:
The Art of Tea, Susan Stroh &
Linda Glave, Toledo
05
Cleanliness in Japan and the U.S., Mary L. Kelley, Cincinnati 06
Comparing the Japanese Educational System to the American, David Parish, Wooster 07
Comparison of American and Japanese Cultural Values, Beth Schmidt, Cincinnati 06
Comparison of Nuremberg and Tokyo War Crimes Trials, Jolene Dyer, Wooster 07
Consumerism/
Pop Culture/ with Colored Pencil Drawing, Shelley
Harvan, Cleveland 05
Contemporary
Japanese Relief Painting, Pamela
McDowell,
Columbus 04
Culture
Sharing: Holidays and Special Days, Barbara
Wookey, Columbus
06
Disputed
Land, Bobbie Mucha,
Columbus 06
Drawing
Anime Style, Rebecca Pope,
Columbus 04
Experiencing
Japanese Feudalism, Amy Netter,
Toledo 05
Feudalism
in Japan and Europe, Virginia Ressa,
Columbus 06
Further
Reading, Thomas Ulrich, Toledo
05
Geography
of Japan, Maryann Harris, Cleveland
05
Global Impact of World War I: Japan, Charles Bell, Wooster 07
Go Fly a Kite!, Erin Santangelo, Toledo 07
Grave
of the Fireflies, Scott Nickel,
Columbus 04
Haiku,
Laina Kominos, Columbus 06
Haiku of Basho, Edith Swank, Wooster 07
Haiku Poetry of Japan, Alaric Harris, Cincinnati 06
Himeji
vs. Harlech Bulletin Boards: Comparing the Similarities and Differences
of Medieval Castles, Rose Schlosser,
Columbus 04
Hiroshima,
Japan, Rob Fetters,
Columbus 04
Imposing
Democracy, Paul Chidester,
Columbus 06
Integrating
Anime & Manga into my Art of Motion Picture Course,
Loraine Hammack,
Cleveland 05
Integrating
Traditional Japanese Dance into Social Studies and Humanities Curriculum,
Loren Bucek,
Columbus 06
Internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, Dorene Miller, Wooster 07
Introduction to Japanese Government, Pete
Ewing, Columbus
04
Introduction to Japanese Religions, Brendan Malone, Toledo 07
Introduction to Literature of Japan, Connie Massaro, Wooster 07
Isamu
Noguchi, Patricia Banas,
Columbus 04
Japan
and the Ring of Fire, Melinda Jurus,
Columbus 04
Japan:
Land of the Rising Sun, Ruth Beschta,
Columbus 04
Japan's
Feudal System, Linnet Knight,
Columbus 04
Japanese
Bookbinding Kit, Greg Walton,
Columbus 04
Japanese
Culture, Dan Vallette,
Columbus 04
Japanese
Culture, Medieval-Modern, Tradition & Change,
Anita Russ,
Cleveland 05
Japanese
Customs: The Treatment of Lost Property, Pete
Ewing,
Columbus 04
Japanese
History, Steve Murray,
Columbus 06
Japanese Industrialization, Dean, Cincinnati 06
Japanese
Manners & Lifestyle, Hui-Ling
Haldeman, Cleveland
05
The Japanese Military Build-Up, Jeff Smith, Wooster 07
Japanese
Modernization & Imperialism 1850-1907, Anne
O'Leary, Toledo
05
Japanese
New Year, Hong Zhu,
Toledo 05
Japanese
Printmaking, Dan Vallette,
Columbus 04
Japanese
Religion, Dottie Worley,
Toledo 05
Japanese
Shodo & PPT,
Cathy Hart,
Columbus 06
Japanese
Social Rules and Interactions, Andrew
Salzer, Columbus
04
Japanese
Society, Tracy Imamura,
Columbus 04
Japanese Tall Tales, Carol Roger, Wooster 07
Japanese
Tanka & PPT,
Cathy Hart,
Columbus 06
Japanese
Theatre, Michelle Miller,
Toledo 05
Japanese War Crimes of the Sino-Japanese War and World War I, Melissa Ryan, Wooster 07
Japanese Wood Block Prints, Leslie Burnham, Toledo 07
Kindergarten
Education in Japan and the United States, Misty
Swanger,
Columbus 04
Kites
of Japan, Jill Hurley,
Columbus 04
Language,
Literature, the Arts, Beliefs, and Values, Toni
Foltz, Toledo 05
Meiji
Mondernization, Andrea Dumolt,
Columbus 04
Modern
Japan: Tsunami Relief, Mitchell
Clark, Toledo 05
Nakahama
Manjiro, Bonnie Shiplet,
Columbus 04
Passage
to Freedom: The Sugihara Story, Rebecca
Volkmann, Columbus
04
New
Year Celebrations in Japan, Yi
Zhang , Columbus
06
Planning
a 2 week trip to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima,
David Fawcett,
Columbus 06
Post
War Japan, Mitchell Clark,
Toledo 05
The
Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon, Susan
Coffman, Columbus
04
Prime Minister and World War II Shrine, Craig Rush, Cincinnati 06
The
Rape of Nanking: Moral Accountability in a Time of War,
Michael Hinze,
Columbus 06
Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes, Susan Mendenhall, Wooster 07
Sexual
Stereotypes in Japan, Jennifer
Swinehart, Columbus
04
Shinto,
Lauren Glaros,
Columbus 04
Studying
the Pillow Book by Sei Shonagon, Jamie
Foley, Columbus
06
The
Tale of the Mandarin Ducks, Beth
MacLehose , Columbus 06
Tanabata:
The Japanese “Wish Upon a Star”Festival &
Sound Clip, Deborah
Robinson, Columbus 06
Tea
Ceremony, Rhoda Erdman, Cleveland
05
Teaching about Peace through the Cranes of Hiroshima, Una King, Wooster 07
Terminating the War between the Allies and Japan, Mary Hetrick, Wooster 07
Themes in Japanese Anime, Barbara McBrady , Cincinnati 06
Tokugawa
Major Class Groups, Jennifer McClure,
Toledo 05
Trade Between the U.S. and Japan, Chad Flaig, Cincinnati 06
The Treatment of WWII in History, Michael Hinze, Columbus 06
Tree
of Cranes, Harry Gao,
Columbus 06
Trickster Tales: African American and Japanese, Ann Matney, Toledo 07
Understanding
Interpersonal Relations in Japanese Culture, Laura
Soltis, Columbus
04
Uniformity
in Japan, Ralph King,
Columbus 04
Using
News Broadcasts in Japan and the U.S as Cultural Lenses,
Deborah Robinson,
Columbus 06
Visual
Literacy Activity, Michelle Mrakovich,
Cleveland 05
Women in Two Countries: Japan and America, Jennifer Preslan, Toledo 07
World War II: Japanese-American Internment, Mona Al-Hayani, Toledo 07
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Marking History, Anita Russ,
Cleveland 05
Zen
Buddhism, Tom Molnar,
Columbus 04