A History of Japan: From Stone Age to Superpower (129 page)

Iyo
14

Izanagi
5

Izanami
5

Izumo
6–7
,
16

Japan as – Anything but – Number One
175

Japan as Number One
168
,
178
,
254(n94)

‘Japan bashing’
172–3

Japanisation
25
,
27
,
30
,
51–2
,
63
,
74
,
89
,
107
,
163–4
,
218
,
239(n44)

(The) Japan that Can Say No
173
,
255(n108)
see also
Ishihara Shintar

JB 355
124–5
,
243(n53)

Jimmu
6

Jing
18

Jiy
Minshut
see
Liberal Democratic Party

kabuki
65–6
,
235(n34)

Kades, Charles
149
,
249(n17)

Kaempfer, Engelbert
68

Kahn, Herman
168

Kaibara Ekiken(Ekken)
234(n28)

Kaifu Toshiki
199

Kaif
s
25

kamikaze
(divine wind)
39
,
134

kamikaze
(suicide pilots)
39
,
134
,
136–7
,
245(n94)

Kammu
28

Kamo no Ch
mei
33

Kan Naoto
191
,
193–4
,
213

Karafuto
see
Sakhalin

Katayama Tetsu
153
,
155

Katsura Tar
95
,
97–8
,
108–9
,
240(n64)

Kawai Tatsuo
119

Kaya
18
,
228(n48)
see also
Korea

Kelantan (Malaya)
126–7

Kennan, George
154

Kido K
in
75
,
80
,
85

Kira Yoshinaka
62

Kishi Nobusuke
163
,
166

Kita Ikki
116

Kobayashi Yoshinori
198–9

K
be Earthquake
see
earthquakes

Koguryo (Goguryeo)
16
,
18
see also
Korea

Koiso Kuniaki
134–5

Koizumi Junichir
xiii,
190–3
,
195
,
257(n25)