Episode 205 - Across the Sea, Part 1

History of Japan

Isaac Meyer

Japan, History, Japanese

4.8 • 744 Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2017

⏱️ 29 minutes

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This week, we begin a new series on the Japanese diaspora!

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0:18.0	So Hello and welcome to the History of Japan podcast.
0:44.3	Episode 205 Across the Sea, Part 1.
0:49.9	So this week I want to start us on a new series, one that I think will be valuable for two reasons.
0:56.4	First, of course, it's interesting material.
0:59.6	Second, it stretches in a certain sense the boundaries of what this podcast is about.
1:05.7	Now, I like to think I've always been pretty clear that the boundaries of the history of Japan podcast do
1:11.6	not stop at the current or historical borders of Japan. What makes Japan worth studying is the way in which
1:18.4	it fits so interestingly into the broader narratives of world history. Yet my previous episodes have
1:25.7	broadly speaking been geographically centered on Japan, with an emphasis on how global trends have affected the country and how Japan has affected the globe in turn.
1:35.5	Nevertheless, they've been centered on that national unit.
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