Interested in Japan's politics, economy and history?This book tells you the history of Japan, modern day Japan as well as the future of Japan and its culture. Both Keiko Hirata and Mark Warschauer associate rich details of the everyday life into a narrative elucidating on both the upside and downside of harmony, and they are all connected to economy, society and foreign relations, as well as the shorter and longer term implications of the triple disaster of Fukushima. This book also reveals the forces of shaping the destiny of Japan today.Hardback with 295 pages. ISBN:9780300186079
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