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Q. Who described white men's fantasies of Japan as "Kimonos, sake, rice paper walls, coquettish and demure geishas"?
Fujiko Imada
Mrs. Shigemura
Hatsue (Imada) Miyamoto
Ishmael Chambers
Q. Who greeted Kabuo with the words "I'm dead in the water"?
Carl Heine, Jr.
Carl Heine, Sr.
Ishmael Chambers
A talking salmon
Q. Who said, "It's my destiny now to love you"?
Ishmael Chambers
Kabuo Miyamoto
Carl Heine, Jr.
Hatsue (Imada) Miyamoto
Q. Who told Hatsue "You not know about love"?
Hisao Imada
Fujiko Imada
Ishmael Chambers
The wise old cedar tree, which suddenly gained the power of speech
Q. In describing Carl Heine, Jr.'s body, someone said: "He got hit pretty hard with something fairly flat, Art. Puts me in mind of a type of gun butt wound I saw a few times in the war. One of those kendo strikes the Japs used." Who was it?
Art Moran
Horace Whaley
Judge Fielding
Ishmael Chambers