Mr. Morris, an Englishman, went to Tokyo in 1938 to accept a teaching position connected with the Japanese Foreign Office. Allowed considerable freedom of movement after Pearl Harbor he was able to observe Japanese life intimately. This is one of the better-informed books on contemporary Japan.
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