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A valuable addition to the limited documentation in Western languages on Japan's external trade and exchange before the Edo period. Its treatment of exchange with China and Korea is particularly detailed. -The Journal of Asian Studies This is the first effort to present a coherent overview of an extended period ... the range of material brought to our attention is impressive ... a well-researched overview and a timely contribution of real value. Not only does it provide a good guide to foreign contacts, but it suggests many new areas of research. We should be gratified by its publication. -Monumenta Nipponica

This is the first effort to present a coherent overview of an extended period the range of material brought to our attention is impressive a well-researched overview and a timely contribution of real value. Not only does it provide a good guide to foreign contacts, but it suggests many new areas of research. We should be gratified by its publication. * Monumenta Nipponica * Methodically revised, and featuring an updated, expanded bibliography and redesigned maps, as well as a precis on the state of the field since the original publication, the 2006 English edition is an indispensable resource for scholars and the teaching of premodern East Asian regional history. PRAISE for the FRENCH EDITION A valuable addition to the limited documentation in Western languages on Japan's external trade and exchange before the Edo period. Its treatment of exchange with China and Korea is particularly detailed. * Journal of Asian Studies *

Methodically revised, and featuring an updated, expanded bibliography and redesigned maps, as well as a precis on the state of the field since the original publication, the 2006 English edition is an indispensable resource for scholars and the teaching of premodern East Asian regional history. PRAISE for the FRENCH EDITION A valuable addition to the limited documentation in Western languages on Japan's external trade and exchange before the Edo period. Its treatment of exchange with China and Korea is particularly detailed. * Journal of Asian Studies * This is the first effort to present a coherent overview of an extended period the range of material brought to our attention is impressive a well-researched overview and a timely contribution of real value. Not only does it provide a good guide to foreign contacts, but it suggests many new areas of research. We should be gratified by its publication. * Monumenta Nipponica *

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Charlotte von Verschuer, Professor of Japanese history and philology at Ãcole Pratique des Hautes Ãtudes in Paris, conducts research on ancient and medieval Japanese foreign relations and material culture. Her other books include Les relations officielles du Japon avec la Chine aux VIIIe et IXe siÃcles (Droz, 1985) and Le riz dans la culture de Heian, mythe et rÃalità (CollÃge de France, 2003). She is currently co-editing a forthcoming publication, Dictionary of Sources of Classical Japan, with Joan Piggott, Ineke Van Put, Ivo Smits and Michel Vieillard-Baron. Kristen Lee Hunter authored the translation while she was a doctoral candidate in medieval Chinese history at Cornell University researching Chinese tributary diplomacy with Korea and Japan during the Tang dynasty.

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