by Richard Tames · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9780900075575
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«A Traveller's History of Japan» is a historical essay on Japan by Richard Tames, published in 1993 by Windrush Press in paperback (283 pages, in English).
The book traces Japan's evolution chronologically and serves as an introduction to its language, literature and arts, from kabuki to karaoke. It explains how a country rooted in Shintoism, shoguns and samurai became a major economic power during the twentieth century.
Part of the Traveller's History series; includes index and bibliography, with drawings by Scott Hall.
Recommended for travellers and readers who want an overview of Japan's history and culture before visiting the country.
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