☆ "Manchuria of Xiaohai" by Tsuneo Enari (Author) - Domon Ken Award Winner - Shueisha

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Shaohai's Manchuria
By Tsuneo Enari
Published 1984, First Edition
350 pages
Awarded the Domon Ken Prize
Monochrome photographic plates, Kikuban size
Shueisha


A record of Japanese orphans left behind in China, derided as little Japanese.

After the war, many Japanese children were left behind in China. They didn't know their age at the time of defeat, the names of their Japanese parents, or even their own Japanese names. This book is a record based on five separate photographic reporting trips to Japanese orphans left behind in China. A historic masterpiece that received the Domon Ken Prize.



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Shaohai (小孩)
Japanese orphans left behind in China
Manchuria
Shueisha
Ken Domon
Toyoko Yamazaki
Kazuo Matsumoto
Hiroshi Mizushima
Yumiko Abe
Masao Okumura
Chiyono Hasegawa
Norio Suzuki
Mieko Koyama
Yoji Yamada
Manchurian Colonists
Kwantung Army
Soviet Army
Gegennmiao
Mashan
Fangzheng
Harbin
Xinjing (Changchun)
Fengtian (Shenyang)
Jiamusi
Mudanjiang
Normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and China
Orphans whose identities are unconfirmed
Search for relatives
Visit to Japan survey
Permanent return to Japan
Residing women
Chinese adoptive parents
Abandoned people
Two homelands
Identity
Requiem
Showa history
The Son of the Land
America's Bride
Scenery of Memory
Requiem for 100 Years of Showa
Ministry of Health and Welfare
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Repatriation Assistance Bureau
Support Office for Japanese Nationals Left in China, etc.
Japanese Red Cross Society
Japan-China Friendship Association
Fuyuko Uesaka
Hiroshi Kido
Shinichi Asano
Ippei Nomoto
Sadao Teraki
Hisahiko Okazaki
Tei Fujiwara
Jiro Nitta
Rei Nakanishi
Tetsuya Chiba
Fujio Akatsuka
Futaro Yamada
Ryotaro Shiba
Nagisa Oshima
Shohei Imamura
Masaharu Gotoda
Tadao Sonoda
Justice Ito
Toshiki Kaifu
Noboru Takeshita
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Hu Yaobang
Deng Xiaoping
Liao Chengzhi
Beijing
Dalian
Huludao
Maizuru Port
Hakata Port
Sasebo Port
Greater Khingan Range
Nen River
Songhua River
Jilin
Anshan
Fushun
Qiqihar
Hailar
Manzhouli
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Kwantung Leased Territory
South Manchuria Railway
Mankyo (Manchurian Film Association)
Masahiko Amakasu
Nobusuke Kishi
Hideki Tojo
Kanji Ishiwara
Seishiro Itagaki
Manchukuo
Puyi (Aisin Gioro Puyi)
Wanrong
Five-Races Harmony
Paradise of the Kingly Way
Massacre
Scorched Earth Mobilization
Unrepatriated
Siberian Internment
Potsdam Declaration
Gyokun Hoso (Jewel Voice Broadcast)
Bone Marrow Bank
Gratuity for adoptive parents
Japanese language classes
Temporary return to Japan
Permanent return to Japan
Public assistance
Basic old-age pension
Support benefits for Japanese nationals left in China, etc.
Shaohai (小孩)
Ribbenkuizu (日本鬼子 - Japanese devil)
Ryōyan (良人 - good person)
Yōfu (養父 - adoptive father)
Yōbo (養母 - adoptive mother)
Abandoned people policy
Showa
Post-war
Modern history
War responsibility
Family reunion
Family register
Nationality
Statelessness
Cultural Revolution
Red Guards
Gang of Four
Modern and contemporary photographic history
Documentary
Photojournalism