EP61 Sakoku and Misunderstanding Japan’s Long Isolation P1
Samurai Archives Japanese History Podcast03/07/13 • 29 min
Japan’s self imposed “isolation”, known as “sakoku”, was ostensibly in effect from the 1630’s to the 1850’s. Despite the view that Japan was completely isolated and walled off from the rest of the world, there was considerable international trade and activity happening throughout the period. This is part one of two.
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03/07/13 • 29 min
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