A chronological table organizing important events in ancient Japanese history, with furigana (phonetic guides). Ancient history names and terms that are difficult to read, such as *toneri* (storehouses), *kokuzo* (provincial governors), *sakimori* (border guards), *suiko* (loans of rice), *Nakatsukasa-shō* (Ministry of Central Affairs), and *Hakuba no Sechie* (White Horse Festival). Covers the period from the primitive era to 1155, and includes an index linked to the "Kokushi Daijiten" (Great Dictionary of Japanese History). - Title: Anyone Can Read a Chronological Table of Ancient Japanese History - Editor: Yoshikawa Kobunkan Editorial Department - Features: With furigana - Price: 5700 yen + tax, with obi (paper band) Approximately 23.5cm x 17cm x 4.2cm, 619 pages + 42 pages It has been stored at home for a long time, but it is in good condition. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a new item. Shipping via Takkyubin Compact is planned. Thank you for viewing.