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Population Problems Center of the Mainichi. Family planning in Japan.
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Suzuki, K. A statistical analysis of interregional migration of
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No. 2. Food crisis and birth control. A. Okasaki. September
19U8. (Extra -No. 2) Out of print.
No. 3. Population trends of Japan in Tokuguwa Era -total
population. N. Sekiyama. September 19U8. (A-No. 2 (a))
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No. k» Population trends of Japan in Tokugawa Era -some data of
vital statistics. N. Sekiyama. September 191^8. (A -No. 2
(b)) Out of print.
No. 5« Estimation of future population of Japan from 1935 to
2025-estiinated in 191^0-. T. Nakagawa. September 191^8.
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No. 6. The influence of the improvement of death rate to
tuberculosis on the future population of Japan. T. Shimamura.
September 19l|8. (A-No. k) . Cut of print.
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No. 7. Estimated population by sex and ages in the inter-census
years, 1916-1938. M. Tachi and Y. Kubota. September 19U8.
(A -No. 5). Out of priJit.
No. 8. Demographic situation of population movement in Japan,
1920-1937. M. Tachi, et. al. September 19U8. (A-No. 6).
Out of print.
No. 9. Standardized birth, death, and natural increase rate by
prefectxires, 1920, 1925, 1930 and 1935- M. Tachi and M. Ueda.
September 191^8. (A -Wo. 7). Out of print.
No. 10. Standardized birth, death, and natural increase rate by
rural and urban districts, 1920, 1925, 1930 and 1935.
M. Tachi and M. Ueda. September 19U8. (A-No. 8). Out of print,
No. 11. Standardized birth;, death, and natural increase rate of
127 cities in 1935- M. Tachi and M. Ueda. September 19U8.
(A-No. 9). Out of print.
No. 12. Birth intervals according to birth order-a research from
the result of investigation on fertility surveyed in 191+0.
A. Okasaki, September 19i;8. (A-No. 11). Out of print.
No. 13. An observation on the difference of actual formation of
marriage and its official registration in Japan. A. Okasaki,
September 19U8. (A-No. 13). Out of print.
No. lii. On the relation between increase of productive potrer and
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"Index number of population pressure" by prefectures.
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No. 15. Investigation on the differential fertility by marriage
ages, duration of married life, level of education, occupations
and economic ranks of husband and wife -surveyed in 19iiO-.
A. Okasaki. September 19U8. (B-No. 2). Out of print.
No. 16. Research on difference in fertility as occupation of wives
varies -surveyed in 191+3 -. T. Shimaraura. September 191+8.
(B-No. 3). Out of print.
No. 17. Investigation on the fertility of Koreans in Japan -surveyed
in 191+0, about 1+8,000 couples-. E. Koyama. September 19i+8.
(B-Wo. 5). Out of print.
No. 18. Investigation on the differential death rate by economic
ranks -surveyed in I9I+O-. T. Wakagawa. September 191+8.
(B-No. 6). Out of print.
No. 19. Investigation on the expenses to have new home-surveyed
in 191+0 and 191+1- . A. Okasaki. September 191+8. (B-Wo. 8).
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No. 20. Investigation on the regional scope in which marriages
are made -surveyed in 19hl - A. Ckasaki. September 19U3.
(B-No. 9). Out of print.
Ko. 21. Investigation on the rearing cost of children-report of
the 1st survey in February 19U3-. W. Sekiyama. September
19U8. (B-No. 10 (a)). Out of print.
No. 22. Investigation on the rearing cost of children-2nd survey
in November 19U3-. T. Honda. September 19U8. (B-No. 10
(b)). Out of print.
No. 23. Investigation on the rearing cost of chiMren-on the
result of 3rd survey-. K. Mikuni. September 19l|8. (B-No. 10
(c)). Cut of print.
No. 2U. The investigation on the actual state of practice of
contraception in Japan-survej'-ed in 19U7-. N. Shinozaki.
September 19li8. (B-No. 11). Out of print.
No. 25. Birth place composition of population in 109 cities in
1930. M. Tachi and M. Ueda. September 19U8. (B-No. 12).
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No. 26. An observation on the correlation between standardized
birth, death, and natural increase rate and some indices
concerning social mode of life by prefectures, 1920, 1925^
1930 and 1935. M. Tachi, M. Ueda and Y. Kubota. September
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No. 27. An observation on the correlation between standardized
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No. 28. Fundamental differences of population phenomena by the
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No. 29. The investigation on mixed blood families of Microesian-
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of physical anthropology-surveyed in 19U1. N. Shinozaki.
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No. 30. Eugenic investigation on the inbreeding families -surveyed
in I9U3. N. Yokota and N. Shinozaki. September 191^8.
(c-No. 2). Out of print.
No. 31. Maternal death in Japan-analysis of the official statistical
data from 1899 to 1939. N. Kasama. September 19ii8. Out of
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No. 33. Effects of the late war upon the population of Japan.
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No. 36. Fertility of salaried men in the urban areas. A. Okasaki.
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No. 37. Fertility of Japanese women based on results of populaticr.
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print .
No. 38. Eugenic study of a village feature by consanguineous
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No. 39. An analysis of postwar fertility in Japan-renewed tabu-
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No. h2> i%rital dissolutions by divorce in Japan. A, Okasaki.
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No. k3' Grovrth of urban population in Japan. A. Okasaki. June
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No. U5. Report on sexual life of Japanese. N. Shinozaki.
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No. U6. National statement of Japan at Inaugural Conference,
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No. kl ' A fertility survey in Japan of 1952. A. Okasaki.
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Wo. 1;8. A survey of spread of birth control. T. Honda. December
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No. U9. Trends in population grwrth and economic development in
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No. 52. Eugenic protection law in Japan (latest revised edition).
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No. ^3' Recent population trends in Japan. Paper presented to
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No. 5it. A note of the present situation and future potentialities
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No. 56. The role of the population increase in the economic
development of Japan. Y. Ckazaki. October 1963. Cut of print.
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No. 60. Philosophical research for ihe theory of population
quality: new attempt and approach to population philosophy
around the vision of human idea from the vieX'T -point of
anthropology. N. Shinozaki. July 1965. Out of print.
Fo. 6l. Regional difference in levels of income and internal
migration (preliminary). M. Tachi. August 1965. W.C. 30
No. 62. Some demographic implications of post-partum amenorrhea,
in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the American
family planning movement. M. Tachi and E. Nakano. May 1966.
N.C. 30
No. 63. Papers presented by the staff members of the Institute
of Population Problems to the Congress Symposium No. 1, the
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No. 65. An analysis of decline of birth rate in Japan, revised
edition. Y. Okazaki. August 196? . N.C. 30
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No. 67. Changing pattern of Japanese attitudes toward work: a
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No. 71. Continuity and transformation of migration behavior in
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some aspects of household changes. K. Kobayashi. April
1970. Out of print.
(other pamphlets in this series published through March 1973)
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IIo. 75. Population and environmental problems in Japan. H.
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Metropolitan Region. - Various ways and conditions for
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City of Nagoya. Nagoya city: the dynamic metropolis of central
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