September 5, 1945, Wednesday
We seem to have been forgotten, not only by the Americans but also by our own government, and even by our most intimate friends. Is… Read More »September 5, 1945, Wednesday
We seem to have been forgotten, not only by the Americans but also by our own government, and even by our most intimate friends. Is… Read More »September 5, 1945, Wednesday
I have been asked many times how the Japanese financed themselves during their regime. They came here bringing with them Japanese military notes. It can… Read More »August 31, 1945, Friday
I am naturally very interested in the former employees of the government. It seems that the administration has considered all former employees as collaborators and… Read More »July 14, 1945 Saturday
It may be asked: If the conduct of the Japanese is as reported above why did we serve in the Japanese regime and later in… Read More »June 26, 1945, Tuesday
The Secretary of Justice today revoked an order which had been issued a month ago by the military government prohibiting the official use of Spanish.… Read More »September 2, 1942
We had to suspend the special high school classes, after learning that other colleges which opened similar classes had been investigated and ordered to close.… Read More »July 18, 1942
Both public revenue and public expenses have decreased. Salaries have also been decreased by 50% or 75%, and the number of government employees has also… Read More »July 2, 1942
Auditor Ishibashi and I agreed that any cash shortage or overage should be reported immediately to the Management by the Cashier. Col. Uzaki will write… Read More »May 29, 1942
Two more men assigned to Naric by Col. Uzaki “in view of the increasing activities and the consequent enormous volume of auditing and accounting.” They… Read More »May 14, 1942