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Authors: Yuki Tanaka
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Cape Town 167
Bandung 62, 68, 69, 72, 78
capitalism, Japanese: sex industry and development of
Bangkok 79, 80
xvi, 170–1, 182
Index
207
Caribbean 99–105
Dalian 172
Celebes 28
Damste, Lt-Col. 62
censorship, Allied 124 –5
dance halls 135
Changcheng Border 11
dancers,
see
taxi dancers
Changchun 172
Danyang 15
Changzhou 45
debt 37, 42, 161, 170
Charming Members to Musumesan 130
deception,
see
procurement
Chechnya 177
Dietzel, Mrs 62
Chengde 12
discipline: comfort stations and 11, 22, 24
Chian JDsei
113, 119, 125
Dongah Ilbo
35
Chiapit Internment Camp 68
Dongshi 22
Chiba 143
drugs 58–9
Chicago Sun
,
The
148
drunkenness: American 93, 95, 96, 100, 101, 121–2,
China 13–14, 15, 18, 19, 31, 44 –50, 63, 84;
129, 148, 149; Japanese 56, 57
Chinese prostitutes 8, 16, 168, 172; comfort
Dutch East Indies 26–7, 45, 180, 181; Chinese
women 13–14, 15, 18, 19, 31, 44 –50, 84, 177,
women 77; comfort women 61–83; Eurasian
181; Japanese brothels 167, 171, 172; Japanese
women 77, 78; internment camps 45, 67–72, 73,
sexual violence 45–6, 47; Manchuria 8, 12, 33, 35,
74 –5, 76; Japan occupies 60, 61–7, 82; Japanese
37, 45, 59, 171, 172, 179, 180; People’s Liberation
brothels 66; prostitution 66
Army 46, 179; Qing dynasty 33; Russian prostitutes
dysentery 97
172
Ch
d
Isamu, Lt-Col. 13, 20, 21
Ecuador 100–1
Ch’oe Myong-sun 41
Edajima 137
Chongging 168
Ehwa Women’s University xv
Chuxian 14, 45
Eichelberger, Lt-Gen. R. L. 123–4, 163
Cideng Internment Camp 69
El Mina 96
Cilento, Sir Raphael 103
Embree, John 85
Cirebon 69
Enloe, Cynthia 178
Civilian Morale in North Queensland
103
Eretan Wetan 61
Clifton, Allen 126–7
Eritrea 92–3, 97, 100
clubs 65–6, 68–9, 69–71
escape 58, 77, 78
colonialism 180–2
eugenics 32
comfort stations (
Ianjo
): Allied plans for 87, 89; China extortion by Allies 117, 118, 120, 126
45; and discipline 11, 22, 24; Dutch East Indies
61–83; facilities and decor 51; numbers 12–19,
feminism, Japanese xv, 112
27; organization 19–28; Japanese Army and 10,
Fernandez, Rufina 50
11, 65; Japanese Navy and 11, 27–8, 65, 137,
Fish, Hamilton 106
168; payment 57, 77, 78, 80, 136–7, 147, 153–4,
Flores Island 62, 78, 79
173–4; and rape prevention 10, 12, 27, 32, 173;
food as currency 128, 136, 139, 146, 147–8
time limits 51; types 18–19; and VD prevention 9,
foreign currency 170–1, 182
10, 24, 27, 30, 32, 98, 108, 109, 173;
see also
Formosa,
see
Taiwan
comfort women
Fort Bragg 91
comfort women (
Joshi-gun
): Allied indifference to Fort de Kock 71–2
77–83, 84 –7; Chinese 13–14, 15, 18, 19, 31,
Foshan 17
44 –50, 84; contempt for 174; daily life 50–60;
France 95, 168
Dutch East Indies 61–83; Filipina 31, 44 –50;
Fujisawa 122
health problems 52–3 57; Japanese 14, 18, 23, 52,
Fujiwara Takao 118–19, 150–1
133–66; Korean 9, 10, 11, 14, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25,
Fukada Masuo, Maj. 26–7
26, 31, 32, 36, 37–44, 45, 84 –6; Malaysian 31, 60;
Fukai Katsu, Dr 156
medical examinations 11, 30, 65, 78, 94, 95, 163,
Fukuchiyama 137
170, 171, 172; and morale, 11, 22, 24, 56, 109,
Fukuoka 113
179; numbers 28, 31, 137, 155; restrictions upon
Fukuyama 126
30; Taiwanese 15, 23, 26, 27, 31, 32, 37–44, 45;
Fukuzawa Yukichi 171
transporting 25; Vietnamese 60
Funakoshi 136
Complementary Regulation for the Venereal Disease
Fushibushi Senichi, Col. 23
Prevention Law (1945) 158, 162
concubines 82
gang-rape,
see
rape
Conditions of Public Peace and Order
113, 119, 125
gangsters, Japanese,
see
Yakuza
condoms: American 89, 90, 91, 98, 100, 101,
Gaoxiung City 26
147, 152; Australian 102; captured Italian 93;
Gayn, Mark 143, 148, 153
Japanese (Assault No. 1) 11, 24, 30, 57, 78, 156,
Gedagan Internment Camp 69, 73
176
geisha 16, 86–7
contracts 77, 161
Geneva Convention 73, 77
Cooney, Col. H. A. 101
Gerhart, Gen. 107
Cunningham, Gen. A. 120, 151
Gestapo 119
Curaçao 100
Gordon, Lt-Col. James H. 151–2, 156, 157, 162
Curtin, John 103
Graaf, Mrs de 62
208
Index
Great Kant
d
Earthquake (1923) 35
International Tribunal for the Far East,
see
Tokyo Groth, Nicholas 177
War Crimes Tribunal
Guangdong 15, 56
internment camps,
see
Dutch East Indies
Guangzhou 16, 17, 22, 45
Ishibashi Ukichi 156
Guatemala 101
Ishida, Capt. 73, 76
Guomindang 179
Ishikawa City 178
Italian Army 93, 97
Hachinohe 113
It
d
Hirobumi 33–4
Haikou 17
Itsukushima 136
Hakata bay 113
Itsushima Tsutomu 130, 149, 164
Hall, Gen. 123–4
Halmaheila Internment Camp 73, 74, 75
Jakarta,
see
Batavia
Hangzhou 15
Japan: Ainu 180; Army Accounts Department 24;
Hankou 37, 55
Army Section of the Imperial Headquarters 24 –5;
Hanley, Col. Lawrence 90
Central China Area Army 13, 20, 21, 23, 24;
Hara Zenshir
d
, Maj. 18, 21
Central Liaison Office 118, 120, 124, 160; China
Harada Gennosuke 153
Expeditionary Army 20, 22; comfort women 14,
Harris, Brig-Gen. Charles 86–7
18, 23, 52, 133–66; Dutch East Indies 60, 61–7,
Hashimoto Kingor
d
140
82; economy 131–2, 170–1; 11th Army 29;
Hawaii 167
emperor’s divinity negated 161; fascist organisations
Hayao Takeo, Dr 29
140; fear of rape by Allies 112–16, 133; 55th
Heilman, Col. F. A. 91–2
Division 20; 15th Division 30; First Japan-Korea
Henan 17
Convention (1904) 33; food shortage 131; 14th
Henson, Maria Rosa 1, 47–8
Battalion 46, 47; 14th Infantry Regiment 10;
Higashikuni Naruhiko, Prince 115, 133
14th Mixed Infantry Brigade 11; Imperial
Higashiyama 149
Military Headquarters 65; Ishi Corps 56–7;
Higuchi Keishichir
d
, Maj-Gen. 27
Korea colonized 33–7, 172, 180, 181; Korean
Himeji 136
Army 22; Kwantung (Kanto) Army 8, 11, 18, 21,
Hirabayashi, Grant 85
22; Manchuguo 8, 13, 15, 21; Manchuria 8, 12,
Hiratsuka 122
33, 35, 37, 45, 59, 171, 172, 179, 180; Medical
Hiro 136
Bureau 27; Meiji Restoration (1868) 33, 167,
Hirohito, Emperor 21, 32, 123, 161
170–1, 182; Military Administration Bureau 22, 23,
Hirooka, Capt. 50
27; Ministry of Finance 142; Ministry of Foreign
Hiroshima 41, 113, 125, 126, 156; atomic bomb 136,
Affairs 8, 9, 15, 27, 118, 150, 168, 172; Ministry of
139, 165; US troops arrive in 136–7
Health and Public Welfare 32, 156, 157, 159, 160,
Hishitani, Mr 140
161; Ministry of Home Affairs 19–20, 25, 116, 119,
Hitler, Adolf 104
125, 133–4, 137, 139, 141; Ministry of Justice 20;
Hixon, Col. C. E. 107
Ministry of Labor 20; Ministry of Public Welfare
Hogbin, Dr Ian 103
20; Ministry of the Army 14, 69, 76; Ministry of
Holland: indifference to comfort women 77–83, 87;
the Navy 28; Ministry of War 22, 23–4, 25, 26,
National Archives 64;
see also
Dutch East Indies 27, 28; National Eugenic Law (1940) 32; navy 8–9,
Hong Kong 44; Japanese brothels 168
9–10, 13, 28; 104th Regiment 14; Police and
Horikiri Zenjir
d
114–15
Security Bureau 116–17, 119, 125, 133–4, 137,
Hosono Mieko 121
141; POW Management Bureau 76; Preventive
housemaids,
see
maids
Health Department 156; scorched-earth policy
Hukbalahap 48
(Sh
d
do Sakusen) 46; Second Japan-Korea
Hull, Gen. 106
Convention (1905) 33; Shanghai Expeditionary
Huzhou 13, 45
Army 10, 20; ‘Siberian Expedition’ (1918–22),
10–11; 16th Army 82; Southern Army 22, 27, 76,
‘I&I’ 165
81; Soviet Union 18; Special Service Agency 10;
Ianjo
,
see
comfort stations Supply Headquarters 24; surrender (1945) 8, 59,
Ichikawa 149
81, 84, 112, 135, 140; Taiwan colonized 180, 181;
Ichikawa Tokuji, Dr 157
Taiwanese Army 22, 27; 10th Army 20, 21; 3rd
Iinuma Mamoru 13, 20
Division 14; Third Japan-Korea Convention (1907)
Ikeda Hayatato 142, 143
34; 13th Division 14; Tokk
d
119, 140; Tokugawa Ikeda Hirohiko, Supt 135–6, 137–8
regime 167, 168, 180; treaty of amity with Korea
Ikeda Sh
d
z
d
, Col. 72, 76
(1876) 33; war reparations 150;
see also
kempeitai Iloilo 47
Japan Broadcasting Commission (NHK) 114
imperialism 180–2
Japan Industrial Development Bank 142–3
Inchon 35, 38
Japan Workers’ Federation, 140
indecency by Allies 120, 121;
see also
physical abuse Japanese Association for Control of Venereal Disease
and
rape
157
India 101, 167, 180; BCOF 126
Japanese Naval Special Police Force 79
Indonesia,
see
Dutch East Indies
Japanese Prisoner of War Interrogation Report No. 49
84 –5
International Convention for the Suppression of the
Japanese Restaurant and Bar Business Association
Traffic in Women and Children (1921) 26
172
International Rubber Industry 24
Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty (1910) 34
Index
209
Japan’s Virtue
127
labor brokers 23, 37, 38–9, 41, 42, 44, 45, 135, 145,
Java 61, 62, 65, 66, 68, 76, 79–80, 82
169, 173
Jember 69
Lampersari Internment Camp 73
Jingui 46, 47
Lazzarini, H. P. 103–4
Jinzhou 12
leisure centres 136
Jiujiang 15, 37
Li Xiumei 46–7
Jong Jingsong 38
Liberia 92
Joshi-gun
,
see
comfort women licensed prostitutes: Japanese 134, 135, 156, 161, 162,
168, 171; Korean 36
Kaburagi Seiichi 147, 149
Liem, Dr 62
Kadena Base 178
Liu, Lake 8
kamikaze
pilots 146
Lizhuang 46
Kaneko Takanosuke, Prof. 32
Logie, Col. 153
Karachi 89, 97
looting: Allied 115, 118, 124; Japanese 11, 13, 24,
karayuki-san
, 10, 14, 18, 25
28–9, 30
Kasumigaura 136
Lushun 172
Kawanabe Torashir
d
, Lt-Gen. 133
Kawara Naoichi 27
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas 114, 116, 119, 123,
Kawasaki 113, 138–40
159–61, 162, 163, 165
Keihin National Highway 143
McDonald, Lt-Col. Hugh 158–9
kempeitai 29, 115, 171; and comfort stations 13–14,
mafia, Japanese,
see
Yakuza
17–18, 20, 22, 23;
Conditions of Public Peace and Order
Magelang 69–71
113, 119, 125; and escapes 58; procurement 26, 27,
maids 42, 130–1, 164–5
69, 71; regulates prostitution 11; and spies 30
Mainichi Shimbun
146
Khabarovsk 171
malaria 97
kidnapping,
see
procurement
Malaysia: comfort women 31, 60
Kilbride, Dr 106
Manchuguo 8, 13, 15, 21
Kim Il Myon xv
Manchuria 8, 12, 33, 35, 37, 45, 59, 171, 172, 179,
Kim T’aeson 42
180
Kim Tokchin 39
Manhattan Project,
see
atomic bomb
Kimbara Setsuz
d
27
Manila 47, 50, 54
Kimura Heitar
d
27
marriage 164 –5
Kitabayashi Yoshiko 131
Masbate 47
Kitamura Eibun 42–3
massacres by Japanese 13
Kluckhohn, Clyde 85
Massawa 92–3
Kobe 136, 140
Matsui Iwane, Gen. 13, 20–1
Kobe Shimbun
140
Matsumura, Dr 18
Kodama Yoshio 138, 140–1
Matsuoka Y
d
ji 140
Kojong, King 33
May Act 89, 90–1, 98, 101
Kokubo 72
Mebus, Mrs 62
Kokusai Gomu K
d
gy
d
24
medical examinations,
see
venereal disease Kokusui D
d
mei 140
Melbourne 103
Konoe Fumimaro, Prince 21, 133, 141