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Teahouse Of The August Moon
Teahouse Of The August Moon

By Vern., Sneider, Vern Sneider, Vera John Sneider

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Lighthearted novel about the village of Tobiki on Okinawa and a native houseboy who swings "big deals". Points out tendency of Americans to think of democracy only in terms of American institutions.

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Kanban: The Art Of Japanese Shop Sign
Kanban: The Art Of Japanese Shop Sign

By Frank B. Gibney, Sneider, Gibney, Levy, Dana Levy, Lea Sneider, Photography Annd Design By Dana Levy, Commentaries By Lea Sneider, Introductory Essay By Frank B. Gibney

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viii, 167 p. : 30 cm Originally published: Kanban, shop signs of Japan. New York : Weatherhill, 1983 Originally published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Japan House Gallery, spring 19...

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U.S.-Japanese Security Relations: A Historical Perspective
U.S.-Japanese Security Relations: A Historical Perspective

By Sneider, Richard L. Sneider

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Robert J. Muscat With Assistance By Jonathan Stromseth. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [140]-143).

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The Falls Ii: In The Crossfire Of Mist And Madness
Risk Management Tool In Financial Institutions
Teahouse Of The August Moon
Teahouse Of The August Moon

By Vern., Sneider

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