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The Shortest History Of Japan Lesley Downer

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The Shortest History Of Japan Lesley Downer
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Publisher: Schwartz Books Pty. Ltd.
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 5.99 MB
Pages: 272
Author: Lesley Downer
ISBN: 9781743823682, 9781760643850, 1760643858, 1743823681
Language: English
Year: 2024

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The Shortest History Of Japan Lesley Downer by Lesley Downer 9781743823682, 9781760643850, 1760643858, 1743823681 instant download after payment.

A definitive new history of Japan, where ancient meets cutting-edge in unique and startling ways

Zen, haiku, martial arts, sushi, anime, manga, film, video games ... Japanese culture has long enriched our western way of life. Yet from a western perspective, Japan remains a remote island country that has long had a complicated relationship with the outside world.

Even at the nearest point, Japan – an archipelago strung like a necklace around the Asian mainland – is considerably farther from Asia than Britain is from Europe. The sea provides an effective barrier against invasion and has enabled the culture to develop in unique and distinctive ways. During the Edo period, the Tokugawa shoguns successfully closed the country to the west. After Japan opened, it swung in the opposite direction, adopting western culture wholesale. Both these strategies enabled it to avoid colonisation, one of the very few non-western countries to do so, and to retain its traditions...

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