Tattered kimonos in Japan: remaking lives from memories of World War II
"Since John Hersey's Hiroshima-the classic account, published in 1946, of the aftermath of the atomic bombing of that city-very few books have examined the meaning and impact of World War II through the eyes of Japanese men and women who survived that conflict. Tattered Kimonos in Japan do...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Since John Hersey's Hiroshima-the classic account, published in 1946, of the aftermath of the atomic bombing of that city-very few books have examined the meaning and impact of World War II through the eyes of Japanese men and women who survived that conflict. Tattered Kimonos in Japan does just that: It is an intimate journey into contemporary Japan from the perspective of the generation of Japanese soldiers and civilians who survived World War II, by a writer whose American father and Japanese father-in-law fought on opposite sides of the conflict. The author, a former NPR senior editor, is Jewish, and he approaches the subject with the sensibilities of having grown up in a community of Holocaust survivors. Mindful of the power of victimhood, memory, and shared suffering, he travels across Japan, including Hiroshima and Nagasaki, meeting a compelling group of men and women whose lives, even now, are defined by the trauma of war, and by lingering questions of responsibility and repentance for Japan's wartime aggression. The image of a tattered kimono from Hiroshima is the thread that drives the narrative arc of this emotional story about a writer's encounter with history, inside the Japan of his father's generation, on the other side of his father's war. This is a book about history with elements of family memoir. It offers a fresh and truly unique perspective for readers interested in World War II, Japan, or Judaica; readers seeking cross-cultural journeys; and readers intrigued by Japanese culture, particularly the kimono." |
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Contents List of Figures ix Preface xi Acknowledgments xv Introduction: The Backstory 1 PART I. HIROSHIMA 5 1. The Tattered Kimono 7 2. Watanabe-san and the Mound 20 3. Scars and the Impersonal Nature of War 25 PART 2. NAGASAKI 29 4. Apocalypse 31 5. Sacred Images, Two Mothers 36 6. Missionaries, Banishment, and Resurrection 43 7. Searching for the Kimono-Draped Nursing Mother and Child 48 8. Searching for the Rice Ball Boy and His Mother 54 9. Hibaku no Maria 62 PART 3. FIREBOMBED CITIES 67 10. Tokyo 69 11. Tokushima 78 • vii ·
CONTENTS 12. Fukuoka 85 PART 4. HOLOCAUSTS 89 13. Anne Frank in Japan 91 14. The Holocaust of Hiroshima 100 15. A Japanese Letter from Auschwitz 109 PART 5. PRISONERS OF MEMORY 113 16. The Gulag POW 115 17. Cloth Man 121 PART 6. WAR CRIMES, REPENTANCE, AND APOLOGIES 129 18. Atrocities and Dead Souls 131 19. Repentance and Apology: The War Criminal’s Son 135 20. Repentance and Apology: The Wartime Emperor’s Son 150 PART 7. FLASHBACKS 161 21. Tsunami: Flattened Landscapes 163 22. Meltdown: Radiation Refugees 173 Notes 185 Further Reading 233 Index 237 • viii · |
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Contents List of Figures ix Preface xi Acknowledgments xv Introduction: The Backstory 1 PART I. HIROSHIMA 5 1. The Tattered Kimono 7 2. Watanabe-san and the Mound 20 3. Scars and the Impersonal Nature of War 25 PART 2. NAGASAKI 29 4. Apocalypse 31 5. Sacred Images, Two Mothers 36 6. Missionaries, Banishment, and Resurrection 43 7. Searching for the Kimono-Draped Nursing Mother and Child 48 8. Searching for the Rice Ball Boy and His Mother 54 9. Hibaku no Maria 62 PART 3. FIREBOMBED CITIES 67 10. Tokyo 69 11. Tokushima 78 • vii ·
CONTENTS 12. Fukuoka 85 PART 4. HOLOCAUSTS 89 13. Anne Frank in Japan 91 14. The Holocaust of Hiroshima 100 15. A Japanese Letter from Auschwitz 109 PART 5. PRISONERS OF MEMORY 113 16. The Gulag POW 115 17. Cloth Man 121 PART 6. WAR CRIMES, REPENTANCE, AND APOLOGIES 129 18. Atrocities and Dead Souls 131 19. Repentance and Apology: The War Criminal’s Son 135 20. Repentance and Apology: The Wartime Emperor’s Son 150 PART 7. FLASHBACKS 161 21. Tsunami: Flattened Landscapes 163 22. Meltdown: Radiation Refugees 173 Notes 185 Further Reading 233 Index 237 • viii · |
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