Books By Nakada
- Nakada, Juji-jutsu and Okamoto Fumiko-hen, eds. Nihonjin to Yudayajin (Japanese and Jews). Tóyo Senkyokai Horinesu Kyokai Shuppanbu, 1935.
- Nakada, Juji. An Unknown Nation. Trans. by B. Kida. Tokyo: Oriental Missionary Society, Japan Holiness Church, Publishing Dept., 1933.
- Nakada, Juji. Japan in the Bible. Oriental Missionary Society, Japan Holiness Church, Publishing Dept., 1933.
- Nakada, Jūji, trans. 全き愛 Mattaki ai. by J.A. Wood. Tōyō Senkyōkai Hōrinesu Kyōkai Shuppanbu, Shōwa 6 .
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