Katsuichi Honda (Japanese: 本多 勝一, Hepburn: Honda Katsuichi; born January 28, 1932) is a Japanese journalist and author most famous for his writing on the...

Katsuichi Honda placed the account of the killing contest into the context of its effect on Imperial Japanese forces in China. In one instance, Honda...

massacre, in 1984 the journalist Katsuichi Honda became the first individual to voice disapproval of this definition. Honda argued that the Japanese Army's...

baseball player Yuki Honda (本多 勇喜, born 1991), Japanese footballer Hiroshi Honda (disambiguation), multiple people Katsuichi Honda (本多 勝一, born 1932),...

Japanese journalists and social scientists, such as Tomio Hora and Katsuichi Honda, have played prominent roles in countering Nanjing Massacre denialism...

Japanese journalist Katsuichi Honda traveled to China to explore the wartime conduct of the Imperial Army. Based on his research in China, Honda wrote a series...

Chinese survivors and reviewing Japanese records, Japanese journalist Honda Katsuichi concluded that the Nanjing Massacre was not an isolated case, and that...

Shanghai 1937: Stalingrad on the Yangtze. Casemate. pp. 200–201. Katsuichi, Honda (1999). The Nanjing Massacre: A Japanese Journalist Confronts Japan's...

and Printing, 1963) Masanobu Endō, video game designer (Engineering) Katsuichi Honda, Journalist (Pharmaceutical Sciences) Junichiro Ito, director of the...

Musics in an Asian Perspective". google.com. Retrieved 30 October 2015. Katsuichi Honda (12 April 2000). Harukor: An Ainu Woman's Tale. University of California...