History of Japan

History of Japan

This podcast, assembled by a former PhD student in History at the University of Washington, covers the entire span of Japanese history. Each week we'll tackle a new topic, ranging from prehistoric Japan to the modern day.

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Episoder(646)

Episode 283 - Rags to Riches, Part 1

Episode 283 - Rags to Riches, Part 1

This week, we start a series on one of the also-rans of the Sengoku period: the Latter Hojo clan. Who were they, and where did they come from, and why is their first leader sometimes considered the fi...

6 Apr 201933min

Episode 282 - The Brothers Soga

Episode 282 - The Brothers Soga

This week, we cover one of the most famous tales of revenge in Japanese history: that of the two Soga brothers, Goro and Juro. What do we know of the original story, and how did it morph into one of t...

30 Mar 201930min

Episode 281 - The Fool of Owari, Part 2

Episode 281 - The Fool of Owari, Part 2

This week, we cover the remainder of Oda Nobunaga's rise to power: his wars for control of central Japan in 1570, his cleverness as a ruler, his brutal reign, and his eventual death at the hands of on...

23 Mar 201944min

Episode 280 - The Fool of Owari, Part 1

Episode 280 - The Fool of Owari, Part 1

Apologies for the delayed publication, all! Slight technical hiccup on my end. This week, we turn to the life and legacy of the first of Japan's three unifiers: the warlord Oda Nobunaga, who expanded ...

17 Mar 201934min

Episode 279 - The Prince of Thieves

Episode 279 - The Prince of Thieves

This week, we consider a figure who appears in two stories from the ancient collection of tales known as the Konjaku Monogatari: the bandit chief Hakamadare. What do we know about him? What do the sto...

9 Mar 201931min

Episode 278 - The Men Who Stayed Behind

Episode 278 - The Men Who Stayed Behind

This week we investigate the role of Japan in laying the groundwork for Vietnam's wars against France and the United States. How did Japan's occupation of Indochina create the groundwork for the Viet ...

2 Mar 201935min

Episode 277 - The House of Cards, Part 5

Episode 277 - The House of Cards, Part 5

This week, we arrive at the end of the Ashikaga. What were the final 100 years of Ashikaga "rule" like, and what can we take away from exploring their time as rulers of Japan?

23 Feb 201934min

Episode 276 - The House of Cards, Part 4

Episode 276 - The House of Cards, Part 4

This week, we do a deep dive on the life of Ashikaga Yoshimasa and the lead up to the Onin War, the conflict that traditionally marks the end of Ashikaga rule over Japan. But how fair is it to point t...

16 Feb 201935min

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