"What was the Meiji Restoration? Thinking from World History" Kazutoshi Hando / Haruaki Deguchi Price: ¥1500 *Folded on page 2. No writing.* #KazutoshiHando #Kazutoshi_Hando #HaruakiDeguchi #Haruaki_Deguchi #Book #History/JapaneseHistory M1200A707-896 It wasn't Ryoma or Shoin who moved Japan at that time! Two intellectual giants discuss the "end of the Edo period and the Meiji Restoration" hidden in the Satsuma-Choshu historical view. Table of Contents Chapter 1: What gave rise to the turmoil at the end of the Edo period (Why did Perry's black ships come to Japan?; The main purpose was the development of the Pacific route, etc.) Chapter 2: Was the "Imperial Restoration" a revolution or a civil war? (The authority of the "Emperor" revived by Emperor Kokaku; The "violent revolution" in which Satsuma and Choshu avenged their grudge against the Tokugawa, etc.) Chapter 3: What did the patriots at the end of the Edo period see? (Kaishu Katsu, who first became aware of being "Japanese"; Talks with British Minister Parkes, etc.) Chapter 4: What is "Modern Japan"? (The salary of foreign employees was equivalent to that of six Tokyo University professors; Higher education in Japanese that enabled "de-Asianization and entry into Europe", etc.) Size: B6 / Number of pages: 248p / Height: 19cm Product code: 9784396616489