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A Peep at Japan in 1910 by A. F. Mockler-Ferryman
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A Peep at Japan in 1910 by A. F. Mockler-Ferryman is an educational travel book about Japan in the early twentieth century. It introduces readers to Japanese scenery, cities, homes, customs, clothing, religion, festivals, and social life. The author presents Japan as a country of striking contrasts between tradition and modernization. The book was written for young or general readers and uses clear, descriptive language. It reflects the curiosity and assumptions of British travel literature of its time. Today it is useful both as an introduction to Japan and as a historical document of how Japan was represented to Western audiences.
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