A history of the people of Japan, from the prehistoric Jomon period to the modern era. WARNING: This podcast occasionally touches on subjects of human sexuality, suicide, violence, and torture.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 198 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | HistoryEducation |
All three of Japan's unifiers attempted to merge secular strength with spiritual authority, with varying degrees of success. After his death, however, Tokugawa Ieyasu would continue to be venerated by future shoguns as a shining avatar of Buddha watc... more
Near the beginning of the Edo Period, a samurai from Sendai Domain in Tohoku took a globe-spanning journey which took him across two oceans and included Mexico, Spain, France, Italy, and the Philippines.Support the show
While some Ronin chose to lay aside their swords and take up artisinal crafts, some found new purpose in teaching the way of the warrior to the next generation. Miyamoto Musashi embodied the twilight of the Sengoku samurai in walking the path of duel... more
In this episode, we discuss the founder of Kabuki theatre Izumo Okuni, playwright Chikamatsu Monzaemon, legendary sculptor Hidari Jingoro, poet Matsuo Basho, and the birth of Ukiyo-e painting. more
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Easy to listen to and flows smoothly while also points out biases (of the resources and his own). Note for headphone users, randomly you can hear coughing, shuffling, and what sounds like someone emptying the dishwasher
This podcast is more like a survey of East Asian history and geopolitics. Host does a good job of summarizing major events and players in China, Japan, and Korea. Only gripe is his atrocious pronunciation of names.😂
Love the podcast. I’m still only in the early episodes but I can’t help but leave a little critique a lot of Chinese and some Korean pronunciation of names, peoples, and places are cringeworthy, no offense. Overall I’ve enjoyed so far, listening to someone well versed in the history of Japan is great. great work
You can’t just read, I want to learn about Japan. First ones were okay, but you got to talk and discuss not read sun tzu and Daoism, I am going to listen more but skip this one
This is the best chronological Japanese history podcast available.
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