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Conflicted: A History Podcast

The Tiger and the Turtle: Samurai Invasion of Korea

Conflicted: A History Podcast

Zach Cornwell

Education, History, Society & Culture

4.8610 Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2019

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Sea battles, tiger hunts, and a mountain of human noses. This is the Shakespearean saga that triggered centuries of bad blood between Korea and Japan. SOURCES: Samuel, Hawley. The Imjin War: Japan's Sixteenth-Century Invasion of Korea and Attempt to Conquer China. 2005 Turnbull, Stephen. The Samurai Invasion of Korea. 2008. Turnbull, Stephen. War in Japan, 1467-1615. 2002 Berry, Mary Elizabeth. Hideyoshi. 1982 Kristof, Nicholas D. “Japan, Korea, and 1597: A Year That Lives in Infamy”. Sept 1997 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Joe Wix is on a mission.

0:02.0

I want to make this and sell it.

0:04.0

He's creating a protein bar.

0:05.0

This is ultra-processing.

0:07.0

That could potentially kill you.

0:08.0

I want the maximum amount of each harmful ingredient while staying within the legal limit.

0:12.0

So just how ridiculous the food system really is.

0:15.0

Joe Wix, Licensed to Kill on Channel 4.

0:18.0

Stream now.

0:20.0

Hello and welcome to Conflicted,

0:23.1

the history podcast where we talk about the struggles that shaped us,

0:26.3

the hard questions that they pose,

0:28.4

and why we should care about any of it.

0:31.0

I'm your host, Zach Cornwell,

0:33.4

and this is episode two,

0:35.8

The Tiger and the Turtle.

1:12.7

Music And this is episode two, the tiger and the turtle. Tucked away in a sleepy suburban neighborhood in the city of Kyoto, Japan, there's a small man-made hill.

1:18.6

It doesn't get many visitors. You won't find tourists snapping selfies. You won't find packed food stalls or crowded gift shops. And you definitely won't find a whole lot of locals

1:24.0

willing to talk about it. Historian Stephen Turnbull once called it, quote,

1:28.9

Kyoto's least mentioned and most often avoided tourist attraction.

1:34.1

Because this unassuming 35-foot hill,

1:37.4

encircled by a simple iron gate and situated next to a children's playground,

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