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________. 2003. Tokkō no sōkatsu: Nemure nemure haha no mune ni (Summary of Special Attack Corps: Sleep, sleep, at mother's breast). Tōkyō: Hara Shobō.

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________. 2006. Shashin ga kataru "tokkō" densetsu (Legend of "special attacks" as told by photographs). Tōkyō: KK Bestsellers.

________. 2007. Chinkon: Tokubetsu kōgekitai no isho (Repose of souls: Last letters of Special Attack Corps). Tōkyō: KK Bestsellers.

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________. 2007. Rikugun tokkō shinbu ryō: Seikansha no shūyō shisetsu (Army special attack Shinbu barracks: Detention facility for survivors). Ōsaka: Tōhō Shuppan.

________. 2009. Kuroshio no natsu: Saigo no shin'yō tokkō (Kuroshio summer: Last shin'yō special attack). Tōkyō: Kōjinsha.

Heiwa e no ukei (Pledge to peace). 2007. Directed by Takashi Miike. Written by Itaru Era. 44 min. Bull-X. DVD. Story 1: Yamaga tōrō (Yamaga lanterns), 13 min. Story 2: Matsuo Keiu to sono haha (Keiu Matsuo and his mother), 31 min.

Hero Ships. 2008. Produced by Lou Reda Productions. 650 min. The History Channel, DVD.

Hersey, John. 1945. Kamikaze. Life, July 30, 68-75.

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Hino, Takako. 1997. Tsubasa no kakera: Tokkō ni chitta kaigun yobi gakusei no seishun (Wing fragment: Youth of Navy reserve students who died in special attacks). Tōkyō: Kōdansha.

Hiragi, Katsumi. 2005. Tokkō pairotto o sagase: Umoreta rekishi no nazo o horiokoshita shinjitsu no kiroku (Finding a kamikaze pilot: Record of truth uncovered regarding puzzle of his hidden history). Tōkyō: Fusōsha. Publishing.

Hiroi, Tadao. 1995. Hotaru ni natta tokkōhei: Miyagawa Saburō monogatari (Kamikaze pilot who turned into firefly: Story of Saburō Miyagawa). Niigata City: Niigata Nippō Jigyōsha.

Hisayama, Shinobu. 2009. Aozora no kōseki: Moto zerosen pairotto ga kataru kūsen to tokkō no kiroku (Flight path in blue sky: Record of air battles and special attacks as told by former Zero fighter pilot). Tōkyō: Sankei Shinbun Shuppan.

Hokui 15° no dyuo: Nihon hatsu no shinpū tokubetsu kōgekitai no kiseki (15° north latitude duo: Tracks of Japan's first Shinpū (Kamikaze) Special Attack Unit). 1990. Directed and written by Masayoshi Nemoto. 101 min. No place: Zeyliv.

Horikoshi, Sakuji. 2010. Inochi narikeri: Tokkō yotabi seikan no ki (Even such is life: Account of returning alive four times from special attacks). Tōkyō: Tōkyō Tosho Shuppankai.

Hosaka, Masayasu. 2005. "Tokkō" to nihonjin ("Special Attacks" and Japanese People). Tōkyō: Kōdansha.

Hotaru (Firefly). 2001. Directed by Yasuo Furuhata. 114 min. Tōkyō: Toei Video. DVD.

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________. 1993. The Last Kamikaze: The Story of Admiral Matome Ugaki. Westport, CT: Praeger.

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Hyakuta, Naoki. 2009. Eien no zero (The Eternal Zero). Tōkyō: Kōdansha.

Iga, Kazuhiro, Seihō Takisawa, Takeshi Kobayashi, Makoto Ueda, Minoru Nonaka, Taishū Matsuda, and Seiichi Yamagami. 2001. Tokkō: The Spirit of Kamikaze. Tōkyō: Nihon Shuppansha.

Iio, Kenshi. 1985. Kaimondake: Bakuon to ariran no uta ga kiete yuku (Mount Kaimon: Roar and the song "Arirang" disappear). Tōkyō: Shūeisha.

Imai, Kenji. 2004. "Genki de meichū ni mairimasu": Isho kara mita rikugun kōkū tokubetsu kōgekitai ("In high spirits I go to hit a target": Army Special Attack Corps seen from last letters).  Tōkyō: Genshū Publishing Co.

________. 2006. Kaze yo shizume: Shiryō kara mita kaigun kamikaze tokkōtaiin no seishun (Wind, be calm: Navy Kamikaze Special Attack Corps members' youth seen from reference material). Tōkyō: Genshū Publishing Co.

Imai, Masayuki. 1995. The Winds of God. Tōkyō: Kadokawa Shoten.

Imamura, Shigeo. 2001. Shig: The True Story of an American Kamikaze. Baltimore: American Literary Press.

Imanishi, Sukeyuki. 1991.  Sumirejima (Violet Island). Illustrated by Yoshirō Matsunaga. Tōkyō: Kaisei-sha.

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________. 1953a. Eyewitness Story of the Kamikaze Suicide Missions. Translated by Masataka Chihaya and Roger Pineau. The Reader's Digest, December, 137-40.

________. 1953b. The Kamikaze Attack Corps. Translated and condensed by Masataka Chihaya and Roger Pineau. United States Naval Institute Proceedings 79 (9): 933-945.

________, with Roger Pineau. 1958. The Divine Wind: Japan's Kamikaze Force in World War II. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press.

Inside Ten Days: A tribute to the men of the USS Columbia CL-56. 2006. By Carl David Adams. 22 min. Privately published, DVD.

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Isho: Tokubetsu Kōgekitai (Last Letters: Special Attack Corps). [2001]. Edited by Hichirō Naemura and Hakuō Izokukai. 45 min. Tōkyō: Koala Books. DVD.

Isono, Yasuko. 1985. Ai to shi 768 jikan: Ningen gyorai kaiten tokubetsu kōgeki taiin no memo (Love and death 768 hours: Notes by kaiten human torpedo Special Attack Corps member). Tōkyō: Seishun Shuppansha.

Iso, Yone. 2016. Tokkōbana: Manga de yomu tokkōhei monogatari (Kamikaze flowers: Reading kamikaze pilot stories by comics). Tōkyō: Gakugei Miraisha.

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