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Nichibei Yakyu: US Tours of Japan, 1907-1958 (Volume 1)

Introduction: Nichibei Yakyu: US Tours of Japan 1907-1958

Foreword: Nichibei Yakyu: US Tours of Japan 1907-1958

1907 St. Louis Baseball Team From Hawaii Tours Japan

The 1908 University of Washington Tour of Japan

Nichibei Yakyu: US Tours of Japan, 1907-1958 (Volume 1)

Nichibei Yakyu: US Tours of Japan, 1907-1958

The 1908 Reach All-American Tour of Japan

Voyage to The Land of the Rising Sun: The Wisconsin Badger Nine’s 1909 Trip to Japan

Restart of Legend: The Waseda-Chicago Rivalry 1910-2008

Declaration of Victory: The Meaning and Achievements of the Stanford University Baseball Team’s 1913 Japan Tour

The 1913-1914 Chicago White Sox-New York Giants World Tour

Returning Home: The 1914 Seattle Nippon and Asahi Japanese American Tours

All-Stars, Amateurs and Acrimony: Gene Doyle’s 1920 Tour of Japan

The 1921 Native American Tours of Japan

1921 Vancouver Asahi’s Tour to Japan

The Diamond Stage: Herb Hunter’s 1922 Tour of Japan

Kenichi Zenimura, ‘The Father of Japanese American Baseball,’ and the 1924, 1927, and 1937 Goodwill Tours

San Jose Asahi’s 1925 Tour of Japan and Korea

Rethinking the Philadelphia Bobbies 1925 Tour in Japan: ‘Embarrassment to the Nation’ or ‘Great Success’?

Gentle Black Giants — Negro Leaguers in Japan: 1927 Philadelphia Royal Giants Tour

Ty Cobb’s Last Hurrah: The 1928 Japan Tour

Herb Hunter’s Dream Tour: A Rabbit, Two Leftys, and an Iron Horse Visit a Dangerous Japan in 1931

Murder, Espionage, and Baseball: The 1934 All-American Tour of Japan

The 1935 Wheaties All-Americans: A Boxful of Global Ambition

The Greatest Piece of Diplomacy Ever: The 1949 Tour of Lefty O’Doul and the San Francisco Seals

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