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Stuart IlesJapanese history based in Kyushu.
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Tachibanayama Castle Ruins, Fukuoka with history notes.
I have been messing around with AI to edit some notes I have about Tachibana Castle, here in Fukuoka. Editing, I did a re-read and edited again and this is the result. Let me know what you think.
Tachibanayama Castle (立花山城) is located at t...
A look at the ancient languages of northern Japan that still exist today.
I stumbled upon an interesting article while checking some stuff about the Emishi of ancient Japan on a Japanese history site. It theorizes the old language line between the Yamato and the Ainu/Emishi. I decided to translate it out, and mak...
Wa to Nihon - The Japanese Embassy to Tang China in 702
Wa to Nihon - The Japanese Embassy to Tang China in 702
The Japanese envoy to Tang China in 702 was not merely a restoration of diplomatic relations, it was a mission designed to present to the Tang Empire, the new form of the Japanese sta...
Exploring a couple of Matsuura pirate castles in Kyushu.
Hi all.
My friend Mark and I went on a day trip to Matsuura in Nagasaki last Monday.
The goal was to visit 2 castle ruins which were built by the Hata clan of the Matsuura pirates.
We went to Karukaya first only to be met by a road blo...
Matsuro Koku – Overlooked gateway in the Wajinden?
This is a fascinating perspective on the “logistics” of the Wajinden (the account of the Wa people in the Records of the Three Kingdoms). You are essentially arguing that if the “front door” (Matsuro-koku) is hung on the wrong hinge, the en...
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Japanese History researcher - Living in Fukuoka, Kyushu.
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