A SHORT HISTORY OF JAPAN. FROM SAMURAI TO SONY

Discover the fascinating history of Japan, a country full of contrasts and extraordinary traditions. From the ancient samurai to the global technological power that is Sony, Japan constantly surprises with its unique culture and innovation. This book is a wonderful journey through the centuries, showing the evolution of Japanese society, art, and technology.

• In-depth analysis of the history and culture of Japan
• Clear chronological layout for easy understanding
• Fascinating anecdotes and historical curiosities
• Ideal reading for students, businessmen, and Japan enthusiasts
• Published in paperback, comfortable to read
• Traces historical and cultural threads over the centuries

The book "A Short History of Japan. From Samurai to Sony" by Curtis Andressen is a compendium of knowledge about the land of the rising sun. The author traces the historical and cultural threads that run through the centuries, showing how Japan, as an island nation, shaped its identity in a sense of isolation, while drawing inspiration from both Asia and the West. This has resulted in unique achievements that continue to fascinate and inspire today.

Dialog Wydawnictwo Akademickie presents this book as a wonderful read for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of Japan. Whether you are a student, businessman, or simply a person fascinated by the rich culture and history of this country, this book will surely meet your expectations. You will find answers to many questions about Japanese history, culture, art, and technology.

This book is not just a dry collection of facts, but above all a fascinating story about people, events, and ideas that have shaped Japan over the centuries. Thanks to it, you will understand why Japan is a country of contradictions and extremes, where tradition meets modernity, and the spirit of the samurai still lives in the hearts of the Japanese. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand Japan and its role in the modern world.

The paperback cover makes the book light and handy, ideal for taking on a trip or reading in your free time. The number of pages (204) provides enough content to delve into the topic, while not overwhelming with too much information. The year of publication (2005) proves that the book is a proven source of knowledge that has stood the test of time and is still popular with readers.