The most popular Meiji era books

The most popular Meiji era books among readers.

The Making of Modern Japan

Marius B. Jansen

2000 · 2002 edition

931 pages

The Pure Land

Alan Spence

2006 · 2007 edition

400 pages

Alistair Cooke's America

Alistair Cooke

1973 · 2002 edition

400 pages

Tokyo from Edo to Showa 1867-1989 The Emergence of the World's Greatest City; Two Volumes in One

Edward Seidensticker

Published 2010

650 pages

Scottish Samurai

Alexander McKay

1993 · 2012 edition

300 pages

The Art of Japanese Prints

Richard Illing

1980 · 1984 edition

176 pages

The Iwakura Mission to America and Europe

Ian Hill Nish

Published 1998

224 pages

A Sudden Rampage The Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia, 1941-1945

Nicholas, Tarling

Published 2001

286 pages

DEMON OF PAINTING

Timothy Clark

Published 1999

192 pages

Sumo and the Woodblock Print Masters

Lawrence Bickford

Published 1994

160 pages

Japan

Louis Allen

Published 1971

128 pages

Writing Home

Stephen Dodd

Published 2005

320 pages

Ideology and Christianity in Japan

Kiri Paramore

2008 · 2009 edition

240 pages

Japanese Prints

Cecilia Whitford

Published 1977

88 pages

Patterns and Poetry

Published 1993

192 pages

Romance, Family, and Nation in Japanese Colonial Literature

Kimberly Tae Kono

Published 2010

224 pages

Stories of Japan

Frances Little

2013 · 2020 edition

200 pages

Samurai A History

John Man

2011 · 2014 edition

352 pages

Japanese Government Documents

W. W. McLaren

Published 1979

681 pages

The Beauty & the Actor

Chris Ger; Uhlenbeck

Published 1995

200 pages

Japan's Treaty Ports and Foreign Settlements The Uninvited Guests, 1858-1899

James Hoare

Published 1994

264 pages

ちりめん本影印集成日本昔噺輯篇

Koichi Nakano, Chika Enomoto, Takejiro Hasegawa

Published 2014

343 pages

Splendors of Meiji Treasures of Imperial Japan

Robert Steven Bianchi