Japanese history reveals that Hi-Nin ( ()) were an outcast group during the Edo Period. It is directly translated to "non-human" as "Hinin". In Hinin, people were forced to engage in activities that ...

Harvard Business School has published a study on a Japanese trading house’s business style dating from the feudal era.

Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on the history of Japan continues with a video on the Edo Japan’s social ... craftsmen and merchants, as well as the samurai Donald ...

For those looking to dive into Tokyo’s past, Fukagawa Edo is a great substitute for the much larger Edo-Tokyo Museum, which ...

KAWAGOE, Saitama Prefecture—The Ichibangai shopping street here is lined with quaint warehouse-style merchant houses and ... many structures built from the Edo Period (1603-1867) through the ...

Canadian restaurant Edo Japan opened its first location in the United States in the Phoenix area this month and is just getting started with expansion plans in Arizona. Edo Japan, a more than 45 ...

What did merchants sell in Edo Japan? One of the main things some merchants sold was one thing only. Tea, for instance, was sold by some merchants, while paper was sold by others. Their job was to ...