Japanese History, University of Tokyo
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Yamamoto Hirobumi, a professor of history at the University of Tokyo and a front-line teacher, used a question-and-answer format to carefully sort out important and typical issues in Japanese history, and told the entire history of Japan in 57 questions. It is a very excellent Japanese history textbook that integrates the test points, key points, and difficulties of Japanese history. The book consists of 4 parts and 9 chapters, respectively telling the ancient history, medieval history, modern history and modern history of Japan. The first part starts from primitive society to the end of the Heian period; the second part tells the history of the Kamakura and Muromachi shogunate periods; the third part focuses on the Warring States and Edo shogunate periods of Japan; and the fourth part covers the history from the Meiji Restoration to modern times. In addition, there are many reference documents attached for those who are interested in Japanese history to continue their study.
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