Strange name on a map
This question is not related to Japanese history directly, rather it was when looking at old maps of Japan that I found this strange name. The maps I have looke...
This question is not related to Japanese history directly, rather it was when looking at old maps of Japan that I found this strange name. The maps I have looke...
Hello from Tokyo! I have been meaning to post an introduction for sometime and have been following several of the messages with interest. I am currently a fifth...
I’ve always found it interesting how certain events in Japanese history have become indelibly associated with a canonical English translation that often h...
I’m doctoral student at Harvard University in International History, with a focus on US-Japan relations. At least for now that is, as Konrad is doing his ...
Wesleyan’s William Johnston forwarded this to H-Japan: a web archive of Kamikaze images. It looks like a very rich, and responsibly constructed, collectio...
I have been thinking about the usage of “dou” (道) within japanese arts and sports. Since Meiji-period is not one of my strong points, you might know...
This could be good, or it could be awful. Or it might be a good first draft, but the effort certainly seems worth noting (emphasis added): A middle school histo...
White Peril and Far Outliers have notes about the decade-ago disaster. We were in Yamaguchi when it happened: woke me out of a sound sleep from 200 miles away. ...
Tomorrow’s Professor just forwarded a list of the top 500 universities in the world. As the introduction says Attempting to rank universities world-wide i...
Young Chinese aren’t well educated in history, and there’s little evidence of much interest. They know what the state wants them to know (“pos...
The AHA’s flagship journal American Historical Review doesn’t run Japanese articles all that often and, to be honest, interesting ones even more rar...