◆ This is an old book published in 1938, but please feel free to use it if you are interested. ◎ "Kango" (敢語) is one of the works known as "Baen Sango," along with the philosophical books "Gengo" and "Zeigo" written by Miura Baien, a philosopher of the Edo period. It is derived from "daring to say" things that are difficult for people to say, and mainly discusses such matters. ☆Contents☆ ⚫︎1 Author's Biography ⚫︎2 Essentials of Kango: The Formation of Kango; Reasons for Writing Kango; First: Lord and Retainer; Second: Promoting Good; Third: Ministers and Women; Fourth: Confucius; Fifth: Funerals; Sixth: Advantages and Disadvantages; Seventh: Killing and Giving Life; Eighth: Observation; Ninth: Hope for Improvement ⚫︎3 The Position of Kango in Japanese Confucianism ◉ A5 size. Paperback. 50 pages. ◉ Edited and published by: Nihon Bunka Kyokai Publishing Department, May 31, 1938 ★Condition - The cover has dullness, some small stains, edge discoloration, some minor damage to the lower edge, yellowing and some stains on the title label, discoloration and damage to the spine, and some missing parts at the top, as well as significant discoloration and stains on the top and bottom edges. There are also stains and creases on the opening pages, and slight discoloration and small stains on the margins of the pages, indicating use, but there are no markings or writing.