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East-West Center : Building an Asia Pacific Community
Citation: The East-West Center is a national and regional source of information and analysis about the Asia-Pacific Region, including the United States. Some 2,000 scholars, government and business leaders, educators, journalists and other professionals from throughout the region annually work with Center staff to address issues of contemporary significance.
http://www.ewc.hawaii.edu/ more Language: eng English 書海文源 : Classical Chinese Digital Database and Interactive Internet Worktable
Description: An impressive project in simple design, but with a wealth of resources in the background: all Han and pre-Han texts from the Chinese Ancient Texts (CHANT) project of the Chinese University of Hong Kong are to be included (work in progress), a full text version of Pulleyblanks celebrated Outline of Classical Chinese Grammar is there, and behind all you'll find a dictionary put together from various sources such as deFrancis' ABC Chinese-English Dictionary (for Pinyin transcriptions), Charles Muller's Dictionary of East Asian Literary Terms (for meanings), Baxter's reconstructions of pre-modern Chinese pronuciation, and others.
http://www.shuhai.hawaii.edu/ more Language: eng English Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal 
Citation: The APLPJ is the first fully-functional, web-based, American legal journal dedicated to issues facing Asia and the Pacific Rim. The Journal strives to disseminate legal research by law professors, legal practitioners, social scientists, economists, and students; to increase awareness of legal issues impacting the region; and to provide a forum to discuss legal topics that fall within the Journal's geographic scope. In addition to the web format, the journal is available through the legal databases LexisNexis and Westlaw. We invite authors to submit original manuscripts for consideration. Guidelines and submission information are posted on our web site. As always, we welcome your comments and suggestions.
http://www.hawaii.edu/aplpj/ more Language: eng English Southeast Asia posters 
Citation: Welcome to South East Asia Posters. Here you will find posters from South East Asia countries; Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand, The Philippines, and many more. Our collection houses various types of posters, from socio-political, environmental, to radio and TV promotion.
http://digicoll.manoa.hawaii.edu/seasiaposters/ more Language: eng English The Walter Pennino photo collection during the occupation of Japan 
Citation: Walter Pennino took these eighty photographs of Occupied Japan while serving as a press attaché for General MacArthur in Tokyo. During this time Pennino also published several articles for the Boston Daily Globe on such topics as women, marriage, and shopping in Japan. Furthermore, he covered the hanging of Tōjō Hideki. [...] The eighty photos in the Pennino collection cover a range of topics from fishermen on the coast to beggars in downtown Tokyo. But the common theme running throughout the collection is people.
http://www.hawaii.edu/cjs/pennino_entrance.html more Language: eng English, jpn Japanese Company Histories (Shashi) 社史 
Citation: Shashi typically refers to publications that provide company histories--usually published by the companies themselves. However, Shashi in the UH Japan Collection has been broadened beyond the traditional business disciplines to include the histories of organizations such as colleges and universities, trade associations, unions, and so forth. Most of the shashi publications are not for sale, meaning they are unavailable through the usual distribution system in Japan. The UH Japan Collection makes direct requests upon companies and organizations and most of these publications were generously donated by these institutions.
This site provides a bibliography of the Shashi collection at the UH Japan Collection. The site is browsable by institution and industry type. All Information is in Japanese except romanized institution names.
http://www.hawaii.edu/asiaref/japan/company/index.htm more Language: eng English, jpn Japanese Powerful warriors and influential clergy : interaction and conflict between the Kamakura bakufu and religious institutions 
Citation: The dramatic years of the Genpei War (1180-1185) ended with a fundamental restructuring of Japanese polity. Replacing the established system of a single ruling elite with a dual structure of court and bakufu had far-reaching effects on Japanese society, economy, and religion.(...) While Japanese society was transforming itself in unprecedented scope, Buddhism and Buddhist institutions were experiencing a revival in popularity among their elite patrons. (...) The result was not only re-popularization of already established doctrines, but also a new emphasis on Amidism, and the promotion of new doctrines by reformer monks. (...) This dissertation seeks to examine the role of religion, religious institutions, and clergy in the development of Kamakura's warrior society. The basic assumption is that when profound changes were occurring in Japanese society and religion, they inevitably were interrelated in some ways.
http://scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu/handle/10125/3071 more Language: eng English Sakamaki Hawley Collection 
Description: The scrolls are:
1) Chuzan Kaboku-zu 中山花木図 (Drawings of flowers and trees in Chuzan) 1762. By Kaisai, Guki, based on the original drawings by Kimura, Tangen Hand scroll; ink, color, gold on washi Silk string (70.7cm) 31.2cm X 986.5cm.
2) Ryukyu-jin tojo no gyoretsu 琉球人登城之行列 (Procession of Ryukyuans Enroute to Edo Castle) 1710 Unknown artist. Two scrolls. 27x1,975 cm & 27x1,867 cm
3) Ryukyu Shisha Kin Oji Shusshi no Gyoretsu 琉球使者金武王子出仕之行列 (Procession of the Ryukyu Kingdom’s Prince Kin to the Edo Castle.) 1671 Unknown artist. 216 inch long scroll
4) Hakutokurei Kinento Takuhon (Rubbing of Monument to Bettelheim) 1926? Hanging scroll; ink Frame size: 219.5cm X 128cm Rubbing size: 175cm X 93.5cm Roller stick size: 150cm X 10cm (diameter)
5) Ryukyu Ran shaseizu (Ryukyuan Orchid) Year: unknown Drawing and text by Udagawa, Yoan (1798 - 1846) Hanging scroll; ink, color, gold on washi Frame size: 152cm X 49.3cm Drawing size: 78.8cm X 37cm Roller stick size: 55cm X 2.5cm (diameter
The books are:
1) Okinawa fuzoku no zu 沖縄風俗之図 (Drawings of Okinawa Manners and Customs) 1889? By Shozan, Sahiretsu or Nakasone, Shozan (1843-?) Accordion book with woodboard covers; ink, color on washi, 14 leaves 35.2 cm X 21.5 cm
2) Gozen Honzo (or Gyozen Honzo) - Nakagusuku-bon 御膳本草-中城本 (Edible Plants of Ryukyu) 1823 The original written by Tokashiki, Pechin, Tsukan (1794-1849) Manuscript; ink on washi 20.5 cm X 28.0 cm, 138 leaves, 2 book seals
http://www.hawaii.edu/asiaref/okinawa/digital_archives/sakamaki_hawley.html more Language: jpn Japanese