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Saijo (sījō`), city (1990 pop. 56,821), Ehime prefecture, W Shikoku, Japan, on the Hiuchi Sea. As part of the East Ehime Industrial City Program, Saijo now has two power plants that supply its pulp, paper, and textile industries. It is also an agricultural center. |
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Tetsuya Mizutani,* Daiji Endoh, ([dagger]) Michiko Okamoto, ([double dagger] Kazuya Shirato,* Hiroyuki Shimizu,* Minetaro Arita,* Shuetsu Fukushi,* Masayuki Saijo,* Kouji, Sakai,* Chang Kweng Lim,* Mikako Ito,* Reiko Nerome,* Tomohiko Takasaki,* Koji Ishii,* Tetsuro Suzuki,* Ichiro Kurane,* Shigeru Morikawa,* and Hidekazu Nishimura([double dagger]) Sonomi Nakajima, (1,2) Yasuaki Saijo, (1) Shizue Kato, (1) Seiko Sasaki, (1) Akiko Uno, (1) Nobuo Kanagami, (3) Hironori Hirakawa, (4) Tsuguhide Hori, (4) Kazuhiro Tobiishi, (4) Takashi Todaka, (5) Yuji Nakamura, (6) Satoko Yanagiya, (6) Yasuhito Sengoku, (2) Takao Iida, (4) Fumihiro Sata, (1) and Reiko Kishi (1) Butterfly, Jeannie Barroga's Walls, and Wakako Yamauchi's And the Soul Shall Dance; critique poetry by Marilyn Chin, Albert Saijo, and the Bay Area Pilipino American Writers (BAYPAW) and short stories by R. |
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