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Carp for Kimiko
By Virginia Kroll; illustrated by
Katherine Roundtree; Charlesbridge Publishing, 1993
A story introducing the traditions of
Japanese Children's Day and Girls' Day; Ages 4-8; pb $6.95
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Floating
Lanterns & Golden Shrines (Celebrating Japanese Festivals)
By Rena Krasno; illustrated by Toru Sugita;
Pacific View Press, 2000
Describes a year
of special celebrations in Japan, with historical and cultural
information, including recipes, crafts, legends, and index; All ages; HC
$19.95
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Gathering of Joy: Obon Music & Dance Traditions in the U.S.
By the Japanese American Cultural and
Community Center, 1993; pb $8.00
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The
Great Festivals of Japan
By Hiroyuki Ozawa; translated by John
Bester; Kodansha International, 1999
With
festival calendar and map and bibliography;
HC $30.00
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Hawaii's
Yakudoshi Guidebook
By Dennis M. Ogawa and Glen Grant;
cartoons and design by Reiko Nakama Tom; Nippon Golden Network, 1990
A light-hearted but informative guide to
weathering the "bad-luck years;" pb $6.50
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Japanese Children's Day and the Obon Festival
By Dianne M. MacMillan; Enslow Publishers,
Inc., 1997
Describes the history, customs,
significance, and traditions of Japanese Children's Day and the Obon
Festival, and the ways they are celebrated today in Japan and the United
States; includes index; LB $19.00 |
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Matsuri:
Festival
By Nancy K. Araki and Jane M. Horii; Heian
International, 1978
An examination of
traditional Japanese holidays and their adaptation by the Japanese
American community; includes crafts and activities; Ages 12+; pb $9.95
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Nikkei Donburi: A Japanese American
Cultural Survival Guide
By Chris Aihara; Polychrome Publishing Corp.,
1999
Designed for families and educational settings, includes art and crafts
projects, traditional recipes, activities, explanations, and information
structured around the four seasons; pb $18.95
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