The Economy of Edo : Ukiyo-e and Performing Arts / Yukiko Sakuraba

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Japanese history
From the culture of ukiyo-e, kabuki, rakugo, kimono and pottery, you can learn about the economic history of 260 + α of the Edo era!
The large flow is explained in an easy-to-understand way with many illustrations and color frontispiece at the beginning of the book.
The entertainment industry that was excited by Ieyasu's love of reading.
The SDGs of Edo that developed to support big cities.
Economic growth and industrial revolution powered by the Great Fire of the Meireki.
The penetration of the money economy seen from the money story of rakugo and plays.
Tsutaya Juzaburo who played an active role even under the above regulations.
…. This book introduces the success and failure of the economic policy of the Edo bakufu from a viewpoint similar to the modern era, and the robustness of the common people who rebelled against it or used it as a story.
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Not only the history but also the works of ukiyo-e and kabuki.
Introduction
Preface
The economy before the Edo that Ieyasu inherited
Chapter 1 The promotion of Japan's wealth was national isolation? Domestic Production and Logistics
Chapter 2 Splendor! Genroku Bubble and Ukiyo Zoshi
Chapter 3 Increase the price of rice with simplicity and frugality! Siege and battle between the bakufu and the common people
Chapter 4 The flourishing of the flower of decadence and recession.
Chapter 5 From the arrival of Perry to the bankruptcy of the bakufu
Chapter 6 The renewal of prices and inequality? Background of the Meiji Restoration