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From Duo******
Sakura Yukimaru's popular Japanese history masterpiece, learn about Japanese culture through "Doraemon"! It turns out that there are so many Japanese cultural memes hidden in "Doraemon"! The Japanese Boys' Day and carp streamers mentioned in "Doraemon" originally originated from the Dragon Boat Festival; In 1900, 1 yen was equal to 20,000 yen today. No wonder Nobita can take a time machine and go back to the past to become a millionaire after receiving 10,000 yen as a gift... It has been 50 year
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See Japan Through Classic Animation
Sakura Yukimaru's masterpiece of popular Japanese history! Take ten classic Japanese anime as an entry point to learn about Japanese history and the popular history of Japanese society through anime! Take ten classic Japanese anime as an entry point to learn about Japanese history and Japanese social history readings through comics! The book selects ten well-known Japanese animations that the author may be familiar with and are popular in mainland China, including "Naruto", "Koga Ninja", "Yu Yu
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China and Japan**********
If you want to understand the true Sino-Japanese relations, you must start by understanding the historical origins of Sino-Japanese relations! For more than two thousand years, people from China and Japan have carried friendship, hatred, curiosity, and admiration, braved the wind and waves, and risked being swallowed by the sea, and traveled frequently in the narrow sea area between China and Japan. Today, the products and culture created by the Japanese have penetrated into every class and corn
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The Strongest History of Japan in History (All Three Volumes)
It tells the story of Japan's Warring States Troubles in the more than three hundred years from 1543 to 1868 in a popular and smooth writing style. It is based on historical materials, takes the age and specific tasks as the main line, and adds the writing style of the novel to give a detailed account of the fifteenth generation of the Edo shogunate and the generals. The fate of other samurai, merchants, etc. Is displayed in a panoramic manner, with more emphasis on the narrative of Japan's war
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