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.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 611 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
This week, we're finishing our time with Kawai Koume by looking at how life in Wakayama had changed by the mid-1870s. Feudalism is no more, Confucianism is a historical relic, and the samurai class are in the midst of being consigned to the dustbin o... more
This week, the Kawai family has finally made good in the world of feudal Wakayama--just in time for that world to come down around their ears. How did the family finally make it to the top, and what was it like for them to watch the shogunate and the... more
After a long hiatus, the diary of Kawai Koume picks back up in 1853, a year of absolutely no world-shaking importance in Japanese history whatsoever-wait, I'm hearing from our producers that, in point of fact, some pretty crazy things are about to go... more
This week, we'll look at the first chunk of Kawai Koume's diary, which deals with life in the 1830s--or as she knew it, the Tenpo Era. What can we learn about the lives of samurai and commoners in Wakayama during the final decades before the great cr... more
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Very informative and interesting, great work :)
Informative. But… He is only reading. Monotone. None of emotion or excitament. It is impossible to follow.
Start at episode 501, then listen in whatever order you like. Early episodes have some dodgy audio quality, but the content is solid all the way through. I’ve listened to so many history podcasts and this is one of the most interesting and well researched out there
My father is a college professor of Japanese language and literature and since I need to dust up on my Japanese history so this is helpful!
Thank you!
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This podcast provides a comprehensive exploration of Japanese history, ranging from its prehistoric beginnings to contemporary themes. Each episode tackles various topics, including significant historical figures, artistic movements, and cultural shifts that have shaped Japan. Unique elements of the content include in-depth examinations of art and literature, like the works of Utagawa Hiroshige and Katsushika Hokusai, alongside sociopolitical commentary on modern conspiracies and national identity. The host's methodical storytelling interlinks historical narratives with cultural insights, appealing to those interested in an intellectual yet accessible understanding of Japan's past and present.
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