After describing historical achievements by J. A. Ewing, K. Honda, S. Kaya and their coworkers, important inventions, research, and improvement of various magnetic materials which have been made in Japan are introduced. Then physical studies of various magnetic phenomena, such as domain observations, atomic order and induced anisotropies, the Invar Problems, the low temperature phase of magnetite, and studies related to other magnetic compounds are described. Finally achievements on magnetic theories mainly by T. Nagamiya and his disciples are briefly introduced.
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