Japanese history blog
Welcome to my blog. I have been a student of Japanese history/archaeology, religion and culture for nearly 20 years. I say student because I am still studying and learning. Until the day I die I do not think I will ever stop studying about Japan.
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My father found Japan beautiful and historical. (outside of what had been bombed during WWII of course).
I think that is probably why I have been attracted to Japan. I live in Australia, which does not have a long history. When I go to Japan and walk in and around places that have been standing for over a thousand years it just gives me the best feeling.