A study of foreign trade relations between China and Japan 

USC chronicle, (1981-02) 

Walking out of ground zero: art and the aftereffects of the atomic bombs in postwar Japan 

Dance kaleidoscope program, 1999 

Making the modern scholar-priest: Buddhist universities and clerical education reform in Meiji Japan 

Making transborder Los Angeles: Japanese and Mexican immigration, agriculture, and labor relations, 1924-1942 

Disappearing in plain sight, or, How we used to have casual sex before craigslist 

The Japanese challenge to the neoclassical economic orthodoxy: Identity and interest in Japan's policies toward the East Asian miracle and the Asian Monetary Fund 

Acupuncture and its uses 

USC chronicle, (1980-06) 

A historical study of Japan's religious movements in relation to the post-war era 

Dreaming of peace: an exploration of Japan's international relations and understanding of peace through superheroes 

USC chronicle, (1981-03) 

Saving the myriad spirits: the development and diversification of the segaki ghost-feeding ritual in medieval Japan 

The appeal of the fox: the cult of Inari and premodern Japan 

The stars and the state: astronomy, astrology, and the politics of natural knowledge in early medieval Japan 

The feasibility studies on sonochemical processes for treating used oil: toxin reduction for eliminating recycle interference 

The impact of ethnic mobilization in postwar Japan: A reflection of Japan's two Korea policy 

Waves of Japanese foreign policy: from constrained bilateralism and political multilateralism to reinforced bilateralism in the post-Cold War era 

Challenges from below: the origins of status competitions in world politics 

Andrew J. Viterbi, Japan/China Travel Itinerary, August 1993 

Constituting United States-China relations: from the open door to the responsible stakeholder debate 

Three perspectives on the Hōjō: a warrior family in early Medieval Japan 

Program related to Four Portraits 

The relation between the annexation of Korea and the security of Japan