This is an ex-library book and shows signs of use. With the Sanseito party becoming a topic of discussion, there's renewed attention on Japanese history. What do you think? 8th printing, 1987 - Conditions of the Japanese Archipelago - Structure of the Japanese People - Significance of Periodization - The Group Society Era - Gathering Life in Small Groups - The Era of Magic and Religion - Rule by Priestly Authority - The Clan and Family Name Era - Towards the Establishment of a Unified Nation - The Ritsuryo Society Era - A Centralized System Centered on the Emperor - The Shoen and Feudal Society Era - Warriors Seize Leadership of the Era - The Shogunate and Feudal Domain Era - Strong Rule by the Shogunate and Domains - The Capitalist Society Era - Formation of the Modern State [Content Introduction] This book is a work that explores Japanese history from multiple perspectives. The author, Hiroshi Mizuno, depicts the changes in Japanese culture and society through the flow of history. [Features] Published in 1978, this book is an affordable 550 yen and will be a valuable resource for those interested in history. The ISBN is also listed, making it easy to search for in libraries and bookstores. [About the Author] Hiroshi Mizuno is a renowned scholar in Japanese historical research, and his research is supported by many readers. The history of the Japanese people as seen from his perspective is of high academic value. - Title: History of the Japanese People - Author: Hiroshi Mizuno - ISBN: ISBN4-06-145525-7 - Price: 550 yen - Year of Publication: 1978 - Publisher: Noma Publishing - Genre: Society/Politics Thank you for viewing.