Catalogue 250 : Jonathan A. Hill, bookseller / Jonathan A. Hill, Megumi K. Hill, and Yoshi Hill

Eigo de yomu Nihon shi 英語で読む日本史 = Japanese history : 11 experts reflect on the past / Japan: An Illustrated Encyclopedia 英文日本大事典, Kōno Yasuko 河野康子

Includes index.

Jōchi daigakushi shiryōshū 上智大学史資料集 / Jōchi daigakushi shiryōshū hensan iinkai 上智大学史資料集編纂委員会

The library has volumes 1, 2, 4, 5. (5 volumes total,) missing volume 3.

Each volume contains letters of exchange in romance languages.

Volume 5 contains index.

Kaisō yoteki 回想余滴 / Ide Katsumi 井出勝己

Includes bibliogrpahical references (pages 270-287).

近世印刷史とイエズス会系「絵入り本」= The History of Early Modern Printing and Jesuit Illustrated Books / 編者〕浅見 雅一 .
Title and table of contents also in English.

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents:
Asami Masakazu. Preface: The Jesuit missionary enterprise and the printing of illustrated books.

Part I: Jesuits and Books.
M. Antoni J. Üçerler, S.J. Missionary printing in Asia and the Americas in the age of exploration. -- Asami Masakazu. Martyrdom records and the lives of saints during Japan’s “Christian Century”: from Europe to Japan. -- Lee Won Soon. The introduction of Western books translated into Chinese by Jesuit missionaries to Korea and their influence.

Part II: Illustrated books.
Kawamura Shinzo, S.J. A comparison of illustrated devotional books printed in Japan with their original European editions. -- José Miguel Pinto dos Santos. Illustrations in the early editions of Marcos Jorge’s Christian Doctrine. -- Asami Masakazu. António Francisco Cardim, S.J. and his illustrated record of Japanese martyrdom (1646): a study of the martyrs’ portraits. -- Maeda Nobuhito. The First New Chronicle and Good Government by Guaman Poma de Ayala (c.1535-ca.1615) -- Asami Masakazu & Ahn Jung Won. The portrait of Candida Xu in The Life of the Noble Lady Candida Xu (1688) by Philippe Couplet, S.J.

Part III: Institutes and Research Trends.
Wu Xiaoxin. Legacies, efforts and resources: the Ricci Institute and its efforts to promote cross-cultural understanding through the study of Christianity in China. --Ahn Jung Won. The history of the Korean Catholic Church and the Research Foundation of Korean Church History. -- Ueno Daisuke. Buddhist illustrated books in the Edo period.

Includes bibliographical references.
平成21～25年度 文部科学省私立大学戦略的研究基盤形成支援事業「15～17世紀における絵入り本の世界的比較研究の基盤形成」報告書.

Kirishitan ban Taiheiki nukigaki キリシタン版太平記抜書 / Kōso Yoshiaki kōchū 高祖敏明 校註

First Volume: 28, 318p. Contains Index p1-28. ISBN: 9784764224551

Second Volume: 27, 373p. Contains Index p1-27. ISBN: 9784764224568

Third Volume: 23, 251p. Contains Index p1-23. ISBN: 9784764224575

Include bibliographical references.

Kirishitan shi no shin hakken キリシタン史の新発見 / Kishino Hisashi 岸野久 ; Murai Sanae 村井早苗

includes bibliographical references.

Mikkō : Saigo no battered shidotti 密行 : 最後の伴天連シドッティ / Furui Tomoko 古居智子

Includes bibliographical references.

Muromachi jidaigo no kenkyū 室町時代語の研究 / Suzuki Hiroshi 鈴木博

Includes indexes.

Ōtomo Sōrin 大友宗麟 / Toyama Mikio 外山幹夫

First published in 1975.

Colophon inserted.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 312-315).

Shimabara kassenki 島原合戦機. Shimabara no ki 島原記 / author unknown (sakusha fushō 作者不詳) ; Shimura Kunihiro 志村有広, trans.

Includes bibliographical references (page 230).

Shussei zenya 出星前夜 / Iijima Kazuichi 飯嶋和一

Tenka o seisu Miyoshi Nagayoshi vs Oda Nobunaga : Sengoku awa omoshiro hyakuwa 天下を制す三好長義vs戦国阿波おもしろ百話 / Izumi Yasuo 出水康生

The Edo inheritance / Tokugawa Tsunenari, Tokugawa Iehiro ed. 

"The Japanese have often thought the Edo period as Japan's dark ages, when the nation, isolated under the Tokugawa shogunate's national seclusion policy, fell hopelessly behind the rest of the world. In this book the author argues that, on the contrary, Tokugawa Japan was in many ways ahead of the West in its long peace and widespread prosperity. After the anarchy of a hundred years of civil warfare, three extraordinary historical figures ushered in the Pax Tokugawa the lasted 265 years, from 1603 to 1868. Oda Nobunaga destroyed what remained of the medieval order, Toyotomi Hideyoshi brought Japan under a single authority, and Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun, constructed an enduring peace. Under Tokugawa rule control of flooding increased rice harvests, the samurai were transformed into a class of competent and highly moral administrators, and literacy spread. Japan in the eighteenth century was the most urbanized country in the world and boasted the most sophisticated culture of the time. Writing from his unique perspective as the eighteenth head of the house of Tokugawa, the author points out that a reevaluation of the Tokugawa era is long overdue. Indeed, the solid cultural values fostered during those three centuries of peace - egalitarianism, a small government leaving much to local autonomy, religious tolerance, living in harmony with nature - have much to offer the world in an age of rapid globalization and uncertainty." - Blurb