Toshikazu Kase - Wikipedia
Toshikazu Kase (加瀬 俊一, Kase Toshikazu, January 12, 1903 – May 21, 2004) was a Japanese civil servant and career diplomat. During World War II he was a high-ranking Foreign Ministry official.
Toshikazu Kase, 101, Japanese Diplomat - The New York Times
2004年6月2日 · Toshikazu Kase, a veteran Japanese diplomat who took part in the signing of Japan's surrender to the United States in World War II and other major events in...
Full Circle: The Japanese Surrender in Tokyo Bay, September 2 ...
“A million eyes seemed to beat on us with the million shafts of a rattling storm of arrows barbed with fire,” recalled Japanese diplomat Toshikazu Kase. “Never have I realized that the glance of glaring eyes could hurt so much.
Toshikazu Kase, 101; Diplomat Present at WWII Surrender
2004年6月1日 · Toshikazu Kase, 101, a veteran diplomat who took part in the signing of Japan's surrender to the United States in World War II and other major events in his country's...
THE SATURDAY PROFILE; A Japanese Witness to History Adroitly ...
2003年11月8日 · SEEN through the prism of old photographs that sit atop the piano in the family living room, Toshikazu Kase is the Zelig of Japanese diplomatic history.
Journey To The Missouri: Kase, Toshikazu: 9781406725940 ...
2007年8月3日 · Order within 11 hrs 56 mins. Toshikazu Kase was a Japanese civil servant and spent his adult life as a career diplomat, having trained at Amherst and Harvard university Kase was part of Japanese delegation sent onboard the USS Missouri to sign the Japanese surrender to end World War II.
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Toshikazu Kase - The Telegraph
2004年6月3日 · Toshikazu Kase, who has died aged 101, was Japan's first ambassador to the United Nations and a participant in key events in his country's modern history.