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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition. First edition/printing. Book and jacket each in As New, unread condition - from the original publisher's warehouse! Note: pages inserted 'upside down' relative to lettering on the spine - otherwise, As New as described and completely readable. Max Tokyo (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Japan did not fall into chaos overnight.It unraveled.In the late twelfth century, the emperor still ruled in name-but real power had slipped beyond the court, into the hands of warriors who could enforce their will.The First Shogun is a cinematic narrative history of Minamoto no Yoritomo, the exiled survivor who did not merely win a war-but built a system strong enough to outlast victory.This is not a textbook.It is not legend.It is the story of how order replaced ceremony, how loyalty fractured under pressure, and how Japan's first military government quietly reshaped the nation for centuries to come.Through battles, betrayals, and political restraint, Yoritomo learns a hard truth: winning is easier than ruling.As former allies become threats, institutions replace swords, and personal relationships narrow under the weight of authority, The First Shogun reveals the cost of power-not just on a country, but on the people closest to it.Written in a clear, modern style inspired by manga pacing and cinematic storytelling, this book blends historical rigor with emotional depth, making complex history accessible without sacrificing seriousness.Inside this book, you'll discover: How the samurai rose while imperial authority fadedWhy victory created more enemies than peaceHow restraint became more powerful than forcePerfect for readers who enjoy: Japanese history without academic jargonPower, leadership, and political strategyNarrative nonfiction with emotional weightShogun-era history without fictional excessBefore the shogun became a symbol, he was a solution.And like all solutions that work too well, he changed everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How did a niche Japanese art form become a global obsession In How Japanese Manga Ruled the World, readers are taken inside the rise of one of the most influential storytelling mediums of the modern era. From postwar Japan to worldwide dominance, this book explores how manga transformed from cheap weekly magazines into a cultural force shaping entertainment, identity, and imagination across continents.Through the evolution of genres, the creators who redefined the medium, and the works that changed everything, this book reveals why manga resonates so deeply with millions of readers. From the cinematic storytelling revolution of Osamu Tezuka to the global impact of landmark series like Akira and Attack on Titan, the story of manga is also the story of how culture travels, adapts, and reinvents itself.This is not just a history-it's an exploration of how manga: - Redefined visual storytelling- Built a global fan culture- Created industries worth billions- Continues to shape the future of entertainmentAccessible, insightful, and deeply engaging, this book is for readers who want to understand not just what manga is-but why it matters.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Before streaming. Before smartphones. Before online gaming was normal, there was one console that changed everything.The PlayStation 2 is the best-selling home video game console of all time.This is the story of how it took over the world.From the collapse of Sony's partnership with Nintendo to the rise of a gaming empire. From the Emotion Engine that pushed hardware beyond its limits, to the DVD Trojan horse that quietly entered millions of living rooms. From a thirteen-year lifespan that outlasted its own successors, to a legacy that still shapes modern games today.This isn't nostalgia.This is the blueprint of modern gaming.Inside the book: - How Sony turned a failed deal into a billion-dollar gaming empire- The Emotion Engine and why it was powerful, difficult, and misunderstood- The DVD strategy that changed home entertainment forever- A generation-defining library, including Grand Theft Auto, Final Fantasy X, Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill 2, God of War, ICO, Persona, and more- The competition: Xbox, GameCube, and the console war Sony ultimately won- Why the PS2 kept selling for over a decade- The blueprint it created for every modern game that followedIf you were there, this will take you back.If you weren't, this will show you what you missed.And why people still talk about it like nothing else ever matched it.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Think you need a rental car to experience rural Japan Think again.Japan's most memorable journeys don't end in Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka. Beyond the major cities are mountain villages, quiet onsen towns, pilgrimage trails, art islands, local railways, scenic ferry routes, and landscapes that many travelers assume are impossible to reach without driving.Rural Japan Without a Car shows you how to explore them using trains, buses, ferries, bicycles, and the occasional well-timed taxi-without pretending that every destination is equally easy.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Read rural train and bus timetables with confidence- Avoid the dreaded last-bus problem- Build realistic itineraries with enough buffer for delays- Use luggage forwarding to travel light- Decide whether regional rail passes actually save money- Navigate rural Japan when Google Maps isn't enough- Choose accommodations that work with public transportation- Travel through Tohoku, Shikoku, Kyushu, Hokkaido, the Seto Inland Sea, the Japan Alps, and the Kii Peninsula- Handle onsen etiquette, regional food, weather, safety, cycling, photography, kids, and mobility needs- Know when public transportation works and when renting a car really is the smarter choiceThis is not a guide to racing through as many destinations as possible.It is a guide to slowing down, traveling deeper, and experiencing the Japan that begins where the standard itinerary ends.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Best if you want it to feel like an art/coffee-table Elektronisches BuchCherry blossoms arrive softly and disappear just as quickly.Cherry Blossoms: A Photographic Journey Through Spring is a visual exploration of one of nature's most fleeting and beautiful moments. Through carefully composed imagery, this collection captures the quiet magic of sakura season-where delicate petals drift through the air, rivers reflect pastel skies, and everyday scenes become extraordinary.From peaceful riversides and historic bridges to intimate moments beneath blooming trees, each photograph invites you to slow down, breathe, and take in the beauty of spring.This is more than a collection of images, it's an atmosphere. A moment of stillness. A reminder to notice what doesn't last.Perfect for lovers of photography, travel, and the subtle poetry of nature.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Most travelers rush through Haneda Airport on their way to Tokyo.That is a mistake.Ranked among the world's best airports, Haneda is far more than a transportation hub-it is a destination in its own right.In this insider's guide, Tokyo Paul takes you beyond the check-in counters and departure gates to discover the hidden side of Haneda Airport. Drawing on countless visits, personal experiences, and extensive on-site photography, this book reveals where to eat, relax, explore, shop, and recharge before your Japan adventure even begins.Inside you'll discover: The unique personality of all three Haneda terminalsThe best observation decks and airport viewsHidden rest areas to recover from a long-haul flightGreat food, local specialties, vending machines, and snacksShopping areas, souvenirs, and seasonal discoveriesPractical transportation and terminal navigation tipsLesser-known spots that most travelers never findOver 80 full-color photographs throughout the bookWhether you are arriving in Japan for the first time, connecting through Tokyo, or simply fascinated by airports, this guide will help you experience Haneda Airport as more than a stopover.Before you leave the airport, discover a side of Japan many visitors never see.…