I’ve begun to pack. Even though I have sold all of my Mangajin and Nihongo Journal issues I still need to part with the above before leaving. Take all six off my hands for $20 delivered in the USA.

The Japanese Business Glossary is 220 pages in length and has English on the left page and the Japanese translation on the right.

The Ei-Wa Wa-Ei Legal Terms Dictionary is over 500 pages in length and lists on Amazon for over $30 by itself.

The two Kochikame manga are almost 200 pages each, all in Japanese, but easy to read as the kanji have furigana on the side.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is also easy to read for those studying Japanese as furigana is included. This copy is a hardcover, first edition.

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