¡Maid in Occupied Japan(Shogakukan Bunko)
¡Kosaka Kazuya / Cho Wada Makoto / E
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[Machine Translation] From the end of the war until the peace treaty was concluded in September 1950, Japanese exports had to be stamped "MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN. The author declares, "I was an impressionable boy during those six years of occupation, and I am one of the poster children for made-in-occupied Japan. He became a member of a country and western band that toured Occupation Army camps and eventually became a popular idol and a stalwart of the Japanese populace. This book is a heart-wrenching autobiography of a young man with a "sad America-craving, America-complex" personality.
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