Episode 23: The Three Day Shogun

A Short History of Japan Podcast by Cameron Foster

Apr 16, 201221:06Society & Culture

If murdering Nobunaga was Phase One of a long thought-out and well-considered plan for the take-over of Japan it certainly wasn't obvious in 1582. In fact, it hardly seems obvious today! One thing we do know, Hideyoshi,...

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