Jinsei hyakunen
By: Imaoka Shinʾichirō
Publisher: Nihon Jiyū Shūkyō Renmei
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Tōkyō
Language: jpn
Number of pages: 656
Subjects: Unitarians; Biography; Liberalism (Religion); Religion
Other titles: Writings for one hundred years
Description: Essays, reminiscences, and meditations on various topics, including: Seisoku High School, Dr. Yujiro Motara, Hon. Shoichi Toyama, Mr. Kaiyoku Watanabe, education in Tokyo, Tokyo Unitarian Church, free religion, Shumei Okawa, religion in school education, the 16th and 17th Congress of the IARF, Buddhism, Madame Nori (founder of Kobe Junior Women's College), Nathan der Weise, Vivekananda, Jinzo Naruse, Rev. Shigetaro Akashi, the Japan Free Religious Association, Dr. Hideo Kishimoto, Torajiro Okada, J.W.T. Mason, Shinto, education and religion, Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida, Rev. Danjo Ebina, Mr. Constantine Litzanidi, marriage, illness, YMCA, the Bible, death, Prof. Anesaki, Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Notes: Title transliterated; translation of title: Writings for one hundred years.

Chiefly in Japanese, with four articles in English.
Table of contents: title: Pt. 1. Student days; title: Pt. 2. Liberal Christian days; title: Pt. 3. Seisoku High School principal and religious liberal days; title: Pt. 4. Chronological personal history and postscript.; title: [Articles in English] My spiritual pilgrimage; title: What is free religion?; title: An address of thanks for receiving IARF distinquished leadership award; title: Statement of faith for my daily life.