《An Introduction To Japan》求取 ⇩

JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES3

THE PAST DECADE3

SOME PROBLEMS4

LAND AND PEOPLE9

LOCATION，SIZE，AND REGIONS9

CLIMATE12

TOPOGRAPHY13

POPULATION14

HISTORY17

THE SINICIZATION OF JAPAN：NARA(710-794)AND HEIAN(794-1185)PERIODS18

MILITARY DICTATORSHIP TO 1600：KAMAKURA(1185-1333)，MUROMACHI(1333-1568)，AND MOMOYAMA(1568-1600)PERIODS21

THE TOKUGAWA PERIOD(1600-1868)24

THE MEIJI PERIOD28

FOREIGN RELATIONS(1868-1920)33

INTERNAL DEVELOPMENTS(1890-1920)37

EXPANSION AFTER THE FIRST WORLD WAR39

GOVERNMENT47

GENERAL FEATURES OF PREWAR GOVERNMENT47

THE POSTWAR GOVERNMENT51

POLITICAL PARTIES54

ECONOMIC LIFE61

NATURAL RESOURCES AND EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES62

INDUSTRY69

TRANSPORTATION73

PUBLIC UTILITIES AND COMMUNICATIONS74

LABOR76

FINANCE79

PUBLIC FINANCE83

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN TRADE85

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE91

RACIAL ORIGINS91

SOME ASPECTS OF THE NATIONAL CHARACTER92

SOCIAL CLASSES94

FAMILY ORGANIZATION96

THE GREATER FAMILY98

EDUCATION100

OCCUPATIONS102

RECREATIONS102

WAY OF LIFE AND LIVING STANDARD104

LANGUAGE106

INTELLECTUAL LIFE108

FINE ARTS111

ANCIENT ART(TO CA．600 A．D．)112

ART OF THE EARLY BUDDHIST PERIOD(TO CA．800)113

HEIAN ART(800-1200)114

KAMAKURA ART(1200-1400)115

MUROMACHI ART(1400-1568)117

MOMOYAMA ART(1568-1615)118

TOKUGAWA ART(1615-1868)119

MODERN ART(SINCE 1868)121

LITERATURE125

EARLY POETRY126

CLASSIC PROSE127

THE WRITING OF HISTORY129

THE NO DRAMA130

TOKUGAWA THEATER131

HAIKU AND SENRYU132

THE TOKUGAWA NOVEL132

MODERN DEVELOPMENTS133

RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY137

BUDDHISM138

CONFUCIANISM139

SHINTO141

CHRISTIANITY144