Ways of Forgetting, Ways of Remembering: Japan in the Modern World

Focusing on Japanese perceptions of the United States, the book explores pivotal moments in their relationship, such as the impact of Hiroshima and the American occupation. It delves into how these events shaped Japanese lives and memories, providing a compelling examination of the complex historical narrative between the two nations. Through this lens, it reveals the intricate ways in which this shared history continues to influence contemporary views and sentiments.