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This podcast, assembled by a former PhD student in History at the University of Washington, covers the entire span of Japanese history. Each week we'll tackle a new topic, ranging from prehistoric Japan to the modern day.

History of Japan Isaac Meyer

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    • 4.5 • 85件の評価

This podcast, assembled by a former PhD student in History at the University of Washington, covers the entire span of Japanese history. Each week we'll tackle a new topic, ranging from prehistoric Japan to the modern day.

    Episode 524 - The Tokugawa System

    Episode 524 - The Tokugawa System

    This week on the Revised Introduction to Japanese History: how did the Tokugawa bakufu operate? What did the political structure of the shoguns look like? And what makes the Tokugawa era unique in the history of warrior rule in Japan?
    Show notes here.

    • 35分
    Episode 523 - Reunification, Part 3

    Episode 523 - Reunification, Part 3

    This week on the Revised Introduction to Japanese History: Hideyoshi may have brought peace, but Tokugawa Ieyasu would be the one to make it lasting. How did Ieyasu seize power from Hideyoshi, and what did he do to secure it?
    Show notes here. 

    • 37分
    Episode 522 - Reunification, Part 2

    Episode 522 - Reunification, Part 2

    With Nobunaga dead, we turn our attention to one of his generals: Hashiba Hideyoshi, who would take up leadership of the former Oda lands and within the course of a decade complete Japan's reunification. What do we know about the man and motives behind Japan's greatest rags to riches story?
    Show notes here.

    • 39分
    Episode 521 - Reunification, Part 1

    Episode 521 - Reunification, Part 1

    This week on the Revised Intro to Japanese History: the beginning of the end of the age of war and the rise of Oda Nobunaga. How did Nobunaga go from the ruler of less than a single province to the most powerful man in Japan in just a few decades? And what do we really know about the man himself, his plans, and his vision for Japan's future?
    Show notes here.

    • 37分
    Episode 520 - The Age of Chaos

    Episode 520 - The Age of Chaos

    This week on the Revised Intro to Japanese History: the social, religious, and economic changes of the Sengoku period. Though this is an age of civil war, it's also an age of tremendous growth and change, and one that will lay the groundwork of much to come in future centuries.
    Show notes here.

    • 34分
    Episode 519 - The Low Conquers the High, Part 2

    Episode 519 - The Low Conquers the High, Part 2

    This week, we look at the flip side of the chaos of the Sengoku era in the form of two clans that rose to prominence from obscurity during the age of civil war. The first half is focused on the Mori family of western Honshu, while the second is focused on the Date, from the island's remote north.
    Show notes here. 

    • 37分

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85件の評価

85件の評価

pckyoto

Excellent

It is quite simply the best podcast on Japanese history in the English language. Isaac Meyer keeps on getting better. The level of detail and scholarship is truly impressive. Very grateful for this podcast as I am a huge fan of Japanese history

T Kikuchi

Perfect Podcast to Spark Your Interest

This is a great series that perfectly condensed important topics in all aspects of Japanese history. It really is a great gateway to start researching further on certain subjects. It even cover topics that average Japanese tend to ignore, or fails to teach in school!
Thank you very much!

奈堊ちゃと。

Great podcast!

Simply great. How he keeps it up week after week is amazing.

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