Topics J-L
Japanese
Pe. Manuel Teixeira, The Japanese in Macau ISBN 972-35-0095-7, Instituto Cultural de Macau, 1990 – In the 16th and 17th centuries, Christian Japanese found, in Macau, a home in exile and they left their mark on the architecture and art works of this city. It achieved an admirable fusion of two cultures – that of East and West. We are given details about these works and their history as well about the Japanese who lived and died in Macau. (Copy held in Library of Lusitano Club, Hong Kong. In English)
Omura Manuscript (Ancient Japanese documents on Portuguese missions to Japan)
La Salle College, Hong Kong. Sons of La Salle Everyone : a History of La Salle College and Primary School, 1932-2007 by M Huang, Hong Kong, La Salle College Old Boys’ Association, 2007. – In its early years, La Salle’s students were mainly Macanese boys. This recent history is superbly illustrated and presented.
Lorchas The Fighting Lorchas of Macau by J. Bosco Correa
