Chapter 1: Entering on to the World Stage: The Advent of a New International Order.- Chapter 2: Domestic Political Situation.- Chapter 3: The Making of a Young Diplomat: Thrust into the Caldron of Japan-US Diplomacy.- Chapter 4: At the Peak of His Career: Ambassador Plenipotentiary to the United States.- Chapter 5: A Tragedy that Eroded Japanese/American Relations: The Truth Behind the ‘Hanihara Note’.- Chapter 6: The Washington Conference Undone: The Impact of the Japanese Exclusion Clause.- Chapter 7: The Courage of One’s Conviction: Braving the Currents of Showa Diplomacy.- Epilogue.
Misuzu Hanihara Chow
Born in Tokyo, Japan. BA in Economics/Journalism, Waseda
University, MA in Journalism, University of California, Berkeley,
PhD, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Japan Taught
Japanese Studies subjects and language at UC Berkeley, University
of Toronto, and Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. Head of
Macquarie University Japanese Studies Department (1988-2007) and
Director of Macquarie Japanese Studies Centre (1994-2007). Lives in
Sydney with husband Dr Michael Chow. Has two daughters and 4
grandchildren.
Kiyofuku Chuma (1935-2014)
Born in Kagoshima, Japan. Joined the Asahi Shimbun, Japan’s leading
newspaper, in 1960. Worked as political journalist, editorial
member specializing Japan’s security and politics, editor in chief,
president of Osaka Asahi, and Vice President of the Asahi Shimbun.
Research fellow at MIT(1983-84). A principal mover to establish
Japan’s Canon of Journalism. Represented Japan to International
Press Institute (IPI) in Vienna. Well-respected investigative
journalist and political and social critic in Japan. Numerous
publications of books, essays and articles in Japan.
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