"Criticism of Bushido (1899), fabricated by Inazo Nitobe, an Emishi of Tohoku"
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> Bushido: The Soul of Japan was severely criticized for its content by figures such as Tetsujiro Inoue, who denounced Christians for disrespecting the Meiji Emperor [10], and Basil Hall Chamberlain, the British, Professor Emeritus at the mediocre University of Tokyo who translated Kimigayo and Kojiki into English [11].
> Shortly after the Japanese edition of the book was published, Sokichi Tsuda [12]—a Waseda University professor whose core argument was that "the imperial system should evolve into a constitutional monarchy"—pointed out that it was "an egoistic ideology contrived by Christians, completely ignoring historical facts from ancient times," and that "Nitobe's Bushido is spreading a false image of Japan abroad and confusing what the concepts ought to be."
> * A researcher of the Kiki (the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki). He argued that from the myths of the Kiki down to Emperor Jinmu, the "eight reigns without historical records" up to the 14th Emperor Chuai and his consort Empress Jingu—meaning all emperors prior to the 15th Emperor Ojin, including their genealogies—were not historical facts, but stories created in later generations.
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東北の蝦夷(えみし)が日本に持ち込んだ軍国主義(ファシズム)
English Translation
"Criticism of Bushido (1899), fabricated by Inazo Nitobe, an Emishi of Tohoku"
※※※ Bushido (Inazo Nitobe) - Wikipedia
> Bushido: The Soul of Japan was severely criticized for its content by figures such as Tetsujiro Inoue, who denounced Christians for disrespecting the Meiji Emperor [10], and Basil Hall Chamberlain, the British, Professor Emeritus at the mediocre University of Tokyo who translated Kimigayo and Kojiki into English [11].
> Shortly after the Japanese edition of the book was published, Sokichi Tsuda [12]—a Waseda University professor whose core argument was that "the imperial system should evolve into a constitutional monarchy"—pointed out that it was "an egoistic ideology contrived by Christians, completely ignoring historical facts from ancient times," and that "Nitobe's Bushido is spreading a false image of Japan abroad and confusing what the concepts ought to be."
> * A researcher of the Kiki (the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki). He argued that from the myths of the Kiki down to Emperor Jinmu, the "eight reigns without historical records" up to the 14th Emperor Chuai and his consort Empress Jingu—meaning all emperors prior to the 15th Emperor Ojin, including their genealogies—were not historical facts, but stories created in later generations.
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