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Eastern premise
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|January 2026
The success of any short history lies in the art of omission. When dealing with a country as historically rich and varied as Japan, the challenge lies in deciding what to summarise broadly, what to condense, and what to leave out. Achieving this balance requires both a sharp eye for the larger sweep of history and a keen ear for the telling detail. Christopher Harding possesses both, showing the breadth of knowledge to select wisely, and the sensitivity to deploy an evocative image or literary fragment to represent a widespread mood.
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