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Recommend some books that can understand Japanese history.
1, The History of Japanese Philosophical Thought by philosopher Nagata Hiroshi, translated by three old business editors: Jiang Wancheng, Shang Yongqing and Chen Yingnian;

2. The History of Modern Japanese Thought compiled by the Research Society of Modern Japanese Thought History is a three-volume book written by middle-aged Japanese scholars, which is very advanced. The first volume of this book was translated by Professor Ma Cai of Sun Yat-sen University. The second and third volumes were translated by Yi Wencheng and Professor Na of Northeast Normal University.

3. An Introduction to Civilization written by Fukuzawa Yukichi is Mr. Fukuzawa's masterpiece. Translated by Beijing Compilation Agency;

4. Chomin Nakae wrote three intoxicating classic questions and answers, which is a masterpiece in the history of modern thought and translated by Mr. Teng Ying from the Institute of Philosophy;

The second category, political and diplomatic aspects, has also been included in four categories:

5. The History of Japanese Reform by Norman, Canada, which is a historical masterpiece written by Canadian scholars and translated by Yao Zengyi, an old translator;

6. Nitobe Inazo wrote Bushido, which is an important work in the history of thought and is very popular in the west. Translated by Professor Peking University Zhang Junyan;

7. American Ambassador to Japan Gru wrote "Ten Years of Ambassador to Japan", which reflects the diplomatic views of American diplomats during World War II and can be used for academic research and reference; Shanghai Fudan University (? Teacher Jiang Xiangze translated;

8. Nobuo Kizaburo is the author of Japanese Diplomatic History, which is the representative work of famous scholars in Japanese diplomatic history and translated by Tianjin Institute of Japan;

Third, there are three kinds of economics books:

9. Liu Du focused on the book The End of the Japanese Economic Miracle. Mr. Liu Du is a famous Japanese economist for readers' reference. Translated by Ma Chengsan;

10 short book "Japan's Economic History after World War II" is a monograph by Japanese scholars on the economic history of the war against Japan, translated by Sun and Ma;

1 1 Modernization of Japan and Russia, written by Blake, is a comparative study of modernization of Japan and Russia by foreign scholars, translated by Hu Guocheng, Shen Bo and Shen.

Fourth, as far as social culture is concerned, it includes five categories, namely:

12, The History of Japanese Culture written by ienaga saburo is a representative concise cultural history written by Japanese historian ienaga saburo and translated by Professor Liu Jisheng of Hunan University.

13, Comparative Culture of Japan and Europe, written by Flores of the Netherlands, is a comparative culture of Japan and Europe, which can be used for reference. Fan Yong Zhang Siqi of Bashu Bookstore translated it and submitted it to the commercial editorial department, and we made a revision.

14, [America] Benedict's Chrysanthemum and Knife, translated by his students Xiong and Wang Zhixin, Tianjin Institute of Japanese Studies; Mr. Lu made a special speech at the meeting, which may inspire everyone.

15, "Contemporary Japanese" written by reischauer is the representative work of the American ambassador to Japan, which is worth reading carefully. The Chinese version was translated by Chen Wenshou, a doctoral student of Professor Ren Shen 'an in Peking University.

16, Interpersonal Relations in a Vertical Society by Nakagen Qian Hui, translated by Chen Cheng, editorial department of the Commercial Press, according to Mr. Nakagen's Japanese text;

Fifth, history and religion are divided into four categories, namely:

17, Tarou Sakamoto wrote a brief introduction to Japanese history. Mr Sakamoto's works were not translated much in China in the past. This book was translated by the professor of the Institute of World History and his students Wu Yin and Han.

18, Japan's modern history was written by Shigeki Toyama. The first volume was translated by Professor Zou Youheng of Northeast Normal University.

The second volume was translated by Yang, Lang Weicheng and Yang, and the third volume was translated by Yi Wencheng, Li, Long and Zhao Chunyuan. The whole book was revised by Professor Zou Youheng.

19, Murakami specializes in the Outline of Japanese Buddhist History, which was published earlier, translated by Professor Yang Zengwen of the Institute of World Religions and revised by Mr. Wang Xiangrong;

20. Takashi Murakami is the author of National Shinto, which is a book critical of National Shinto for reference and translated by Mr. Nie Changzhen from Tianjin Institute of Japan.

The Japanese series was published from 1992, and all 20 kinds were published in 1995. According to preliminary statistics, it will be reprinted every two or three years according to the needs of readers. For example, "Chrysanthemum and Knife" was printed for the fourth time in June 2005, and 50,000 copies were printed at a time, which is probably the largest number in Japanese series. The second is Bushido, which was reprinted for the seventh time in June 5438+ 10, 2005 and for the eighth time in 2005, with an additional 654.38+million copies each time, which is also a kind of print run.

In addition, philosophy textbooks, such as Nagata Hiroshi's History of Japanese Philosophical Thought, have been reprinted 3-4 times. (Page 2)