The Jinshin War: Walking Through the Landscapes of Ancient Japan JP Book NEW F/S
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The Jinshin War: Walking Through the Landscapes of Ancient Japan JP Book NEW F/S. Epilogue: Walking Through the Jinshin War. After the death of Emperor Tenchi, Prince Ōama (later Emperor Tenmu) and his wife, Princess Uno no Sarara (later Empress Jitō), initiated the battle for the imperial throne known as the Jinshin War. ☆ For buyers in the U.S. and the EU, customs duties and VAT are generally included in the item price. However, additional fees may still apply depending on local regulations or customs procedures. ☆ Due to recent changes in customs duties, VAT, and related import fees, the price may appear higher than before. If you are considering a purchase, please feel free to send us an offer. "The Jinshin War: Re-experiencing the Battle for Japan's Imperial Throne in Ancient Times" (Kadokawa Sophia Bunko) Introduction: The battle for the imperial throne known as the Jinshin War, which became a major turning point in ancient history. How did Prince Ōama (later Emperor Tenmu) win the conflict against Prince Ōtomo? This book introduces the entire campaign using detailed routes and numerous photographs. From Ōtsu Palace to Yoshino Palace, through Iga and Ise, using Mino as a base of operations, and continuing on Omi Road. It also covers the battles in Yamato and Kawachi. The book serves as a guide to visiting the ancient landscapes and experiencing the legends of the Jinshin War. Prologue: Tracing the Path of Prince Ōama From Ōtsu Palace to Yoshino From Yoshino to Fuwa Yamato and Kawachi Fronts The Battle on Omi Road Other Fronts Visiting the Legends of the Jinshin War Enjoying the Jinshin War Journey from the Train Window Enjoying the Jinshin War Journey from the Train Window (Kansai People or Night Bus Version) Epilogue: Walking Through the Jinshin War Description: After the death of Emperor Tenchi, Prince Ōama (later Emperor Tenmu) and his wife, Princess Uno no Sarara (later Empress Jitō), initiated the battle for the imperial throne known as the Jinshin War. How did Prince Ōama win this conflict against Prince Ōtomo? The book details the entire campaign through photographs and specific routes, including major sites from Ōtsu Palace to Yoshino, through Iga and Ise, using Mino as a base of operations, and covering the battles in Yamato and Kawachi. The book also serves as a guide to visiting the historical locations related to the Jinshin War and experiencing the legends of the war itself. Title 壬申の乱 古代日本の風景を歩く (角川ソフィア文庫) The Jinshin War: Walking Through the Landscapes of Ancient Japan (Kadokawa Sophia Bunko) Japanese Book NEW F/S Author Kazuhiro Kuramoto Publisher KADOKAWA CORPORATION ISBN-10 4044007624 ISBN-13 9784044007621 Number of Pages 304 Pages Size About 1.4 X 10.7 X 14.9cm/0.14kg Release date July 25,2025 ※This date is a day it goes on sale, and it is not a guarantee that our selling item is first edition. We will ship a latest edition which is on sale. Language Japanese Country Japan Condition Brand New A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. We ship all items Fedex with track & trace service basically but we may change depending on the situation. Depending on the situation at the time, we may ship by international e-packet, EMS, or other methods. Items will ship within 5 business days after receiving cleared payment. We accept returns on unopened items within a month (30 days ). In principle,please note that we are not responsible for return shipping costs unless the return is a result of an error on our part. For buyers in the U.S. and the EU, customs duties, VAT, and related import fees are generally included in the item price. However, additional fees may still apply depending on local regulations or customs procedures. For buyers outside the U.S. and the EU, import duties, taxes, and charges may apply depending on the destination country and eBay’s checkout process. If such charges are not included at checkout, they are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office prior to bidding or buying.
