Cortazzi, Hugh (Nombre personal)

Fraser, H., Mrs. A diplomat's wife in Japan, 1982 (a.e.) CIP t.p. (Hugh Cortazzi)

His Dr. Willis in Japan, 1862-1877, 1985: CIP t.p. (Hugh Cortazzi) data sheet (b. 1924)

Collected writings of Sir Hugh Cortazzi, 2000: cover (Hyū Kōtattsi [in katakana])

WW, 2003 (Sir (Henry Arthur) Hugh Cortazzi, born 2 May 1924)

Guardian WWW site, viewed Aug. 29, 2018 (Sir Hugh Cortazzi; Henry Arthur Hugh Cortazzi, diplomat and scholar of Japanese, born 2 May 1924, Yorkshire; died 14 August 2018; British ambassador to Japan in the early 1980s; Foreign Office's leading expert on Japan; first diplomatic posting there, 1951-54; two embassy duty tours followed in the 60s; ambassador (1980-84); in addition to Japan, he served with the commissioner general for south-east Asia in Singapore (1950-51), and in Bonn (1958-60) and Washington (1972-75); he was then the FCOs deputy under-secretary for Asia until 1980; retirement from the FCO in 1984 was followed by more than three decades as a scholar and writer, plus some non-executive business roles; chairman of the Japan Society (1985-95); in addition to his books on Japanese culture and history, he edited and co-wrote collections of essays on British/Japanese links)