Price: ¥1,760 Thank you for viewing. This item is in excellent condition, having been read only once. We are looking forward to your purchase if you understand that this is a used item. [Remarks] Every object has a story. Unveiled by a Japanese art researcher princess. From the UK to Japan, a miracle of detours. From the discovery of the "treasures" of the British Museum The Ise Jingu Shrine, the story of tea, the Westernization of the Imperial Family, the reason for wearing hats, etc., The unknown behind-the-scenes is here. ◎ It's like you're being lectured right in front of you! Her Imperial Highness Princess Akiko, the first female member of the Imperial Family to obtain a doctorate, is a special professor and specially invited professor at universities, and has written many books, including the best-selling "Red and Blue Gowns: Oxford Study Abroad Diary." This book contains seven "special lectures" compiled from lectures given at many universities. The contents, which include the "Japan" collection of the British Museum, the Horyu-ji Kondo murals that crossed the sea, what is behind art, Shinto and Japanese culture, etc., with real experiences, give a sense of presence as if you are being lectured right in front of you. [Table of Contents] Before the Lecture: Tradition is not "what is left," but "what remains." Special Lecture ① The "Japan" Collection of the British Museum Special Lecture ② Japanese Art Seen from the West - The Horyu-ji Kondo Murals That Crossed the Sea Special Lecture ③ Japanese Art Seen from the West - What is Behind Art During the Lecture: Expanding the Possibilities of "Me" Special Lecture ④ New Cultural Theory - Shinto and Japanese Culture Special Lecture ⑤ New Cultural Theory - Imperial Attire and Culture Special Lecture ⑥ The Story of Japanese Tea from the British Museum Collection Special Lecture ⑦ The Cornerstone of Peace, the Sacred Ground of Sports