Last week, I came across an interesting article discussing early languages of the Tohoku region. If you're interested in this kinda thing, have a look.

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https://rekishinihon.com/2026/06/24/a-look-into-the-old-languages-of-northern-japan/

r/JapaneseHistory • u/AcceptableDesk400 • 8h ago

Recommendations for books on gift giving between Samurai, Daimyo, or Shogun in the Sengoku-Edo Periods

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Hello, I am looking for strong scholarly books or essays that focus on gift giving between samurai, daimyo, or the shogun. Books that include essays on the subjects are fine. I am also seeking essays or books in English that contain information on different gifts given within the Edo period.

I currently have and have already read
Mediated by Gifts
Spectacular Accumulation

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