Giants of Japan the lives of Japan?s greatest men and women
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TextPublication details: New York Kodansha International 1999Description: xvi, 377 p. : map, ports ; 25 cmISBN: - 9780988225947
- 920.052WES
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [341]-359) and index.
Giants of Japan brings to life fifteen centuries of Japanese history through lively biographical sketches of the great men and women who have shaped this fascinating and complex country. Covering industry, the arts, religion, and politics, the book includes business titans such as Morita Akio, founder of Sony, and Toyoda Eiji, the man behind Toyota's incredible success; creative giants such as writer Mishima Yukio and film director Kurosawa Akira; and historical icons such as Shotoku, the prince who helped bring Buddhism to Japan, and Izumo no Okuni, the actress and dancer who created kabuki theater.
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