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Explore the fascinating world of education in Japan with 'Schooldays in Imperial Japan'. This scholarly work offers a comprehensive glimpse into the educational practices of Japan during the imperial era, making it an essential read for history enthusiasts and educators alike. Discover how traditional values shaped the schooling system and influenced Japanese society. With its rigorous research and engaging narrative, this book not only highlights the curriculum and methods used in Japanese schools but also examines the broader cultural implications of education in Japan’s formative years. Perfect for students, teachers, and anyone interested in Japanese history, 'Schooldays in Imperial Japan' serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of education in a historical context. This newly released edition brings fresh insights and perspectives, enriching the discourse on Japanese cultural heritage. Ideal for academic libraries, this book is part of the Voices Revived initiative by the University of California Press, emphasizing quality and peer-reviewed scholarship. Don’t miss your chance to dive deep into the significant role education played in shaping modern Japan through this compelling title.