Seeing Japan by Charles Whipple - ISBN: 9781568364438
Hardcover
Explore Japan’s breathtaking beauty, rich traditions, and cutting-edge technology.

$75.89

  • Hardcover

    104 pages

  • Release Date

    1 July 2017

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Summary

A gloriously illustrated introduction to Japan today.

Seeing Japan showcases the best of the country today with lavish, full-color photographs and lively text. Introduced here is everything from the natural beauty of the landscape to the ever popular traditional arts and customs, as well as the high technology for which Japan is renowned the world over.

The islands of Japan form a crescent stretching from a subtropical twenty-four degrees north latitude to a subarctic…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781568364438
ISBN-10:1568364431
Author:Charles Whipple, Morihiro Hosokawa
Publisher:Kodansha America, Inc
Imprint:Kodansha America, Inc
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:104
Release Date:1 July 2017
Weight:1.05kg
Dimensions:305mm x 239mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

“This is a fantastic companion and guide to the best attractions, for the traveller who wishes to discover Japan for the first time, and perhaps several times after that. It’s a true gem, a must-have for the traveller, for anyone planning to live in Japan or to reminisce about a visit to the country. Having lived in Japan, I found this unique book the best I have encountered on what to see in Japan and on the country’s essence.” —BookLoons.com



”…Among the best of the genre and fairly priced.” —Library Journal



“Crammed with photographs, each book provides readers with sound bites of information written by an eminent foreign resident of Japan, a foreword by a distinguished Japanese, various short essays, and a map and chronology chart on the inside cover.” —The Japan Times

About The Author

Charles Whipple

CHARLES WHIPPLE is the author of the novel Vulture Gold, as well as of four books in Japanese. His articles on Japan and things Japanese have appeared in magazines and newspapers in more than a dozen countries. Born in Arizona, he studied Japanese history at the University of Hawaii. He has lived in Japan for over thirty years.

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