St. Joseph College (later St. Joseph International School), a small Catholic school located in the port city of Yokohama, Japan, ceased to exist in the year 2000. This is a brief memoir of my years at the school.
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Growing Up International
Posted in Articles, tagged Bluff, Catholic school, Foreign Cemetery, international school, Japan, Marianists, missionaries, St. Joseph College, Yamate, Yokohama on December 29, 2007| 1 Comment »
Memories of old Honmoku: An expatriate revisits his Yokohama childhood haunts
Posted in Articles, tagged childhood, Honmoku, Japan, memoir, Sankeien, The Japan Times, tidal flat, Yokohama on December 27, 2007| 45 Comments »
This is an article I wrote for The Japan Times. In May, 1999, I revisited my childhood home in Yokohama. Many things have changed since I left in 1961.
Kunio Francis Tanabe 