Thank you for viewing. #Chiromiro Library * One rubber stamp of "Research Library" on the back endpaper, image 2 Generally, it is thought to be a library that supports academic surveys and research, but due to the presence of one rubber stamp, it is presumed that it was stored and used in a limited space such as a library collection that is not available for loan or a university research laboratory. ✨ Women of St. Nicholas' Cathedral By Kensuke Nakamura and Etsuko Nakamura Kyobunkwan First edition published March 25, 2003 In the Meiji era, this is an effort to listen to the voices of women who lived and worked with the missionary Nikolai, dedicating their lives to the Orthodox Church, but were forgotten even in that church. Each of the seven women's lives contains words that speak to us. Revealed for the first time through unearthed materials. Elena Sakai Ei Irina Yamashita Rin Feodora Kitagawa Hatsu Tekusa Sakai Sumiko Elena Senuma Ikuko Nadezhda Takahashi Itsuko Varvara Nakai Shuko #Kensuke Nakamura Born in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture in 1939 Withdrew from the doctoral program in Comparative Literature and Comparative Culture at the University of Tokyo. Served as a professor at Hokkaido University, the University of Tokyo, and Otsuma Women's University. Researching Russian literature and cultural history (especially Dostoevsky and the missionary Nikolai). #Etsuko Nakamura Born in Hakodate, Hokkaido in 1939. Japanese language teacher, serialized "Women of the Meiji Era and St. Nicholas' Cathedral" in the magazine "Mado" (around 2003) ✿ There are no noticeable damages, and it is generally a clean book. There is some wear and tear on the obi, and some fading on the spine. Image 3 Please check the images and the following, understand that it is a used book, and consider purchasing it. We will take measures to prevent water damage and damage, and ship it. Cover: Bottom of the spine, after removing a ○ sticker, enlarged image 4 Cover: Slight dent at the top of the spine, image 10 If you are concerned about the condition, please skip it. #Christianity Teradaya Incident Namamugi Incident Jerusalem Japanese Orthodox Church Koran Russo-Japanese War Russian Revolution Jo Niijima Christianity Prohibition Dostoevsky Ichimura Tanaka Chekhov Koyo Ozaki Turgenev Tolstoy Gogol