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Japan

L. Shelton Woods · 2004

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"How did the inhabitants of this island country slightly smaller than California become the world's first non-Western industrialized nation? The answer is found in the fascinating story of Japan's political and social history. This narrative chronicles Japanese history from earliest settlement to the present. It details the establishment of imperial rule under the Yamato clan, the transfer of power from emperor to shogun (supreme military leader), and the Edo period of Japanese isolation. It also relates the industrial development of the Meiji Restoration, the devastating results of World War II, and Japan's remarkable recovery to become a democracy as well as an economic superpower. The book is the perfect introduction to this nation for students, travelers, businesspeople, and all curious readers. Book jacket."--Jacket.

Book details

Year
2004
Language
English
Publisher
Hippocrene Books
Editions
1
Pages
200
ISBN
9780781809894

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