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The Oritaku Shiha no Ki of Arai Hakuscki (1657-1725) was the first Japanese autobiography and is often singled out as the most outstanding. As primary source material for the first half of the Tokugawa period, it constitutes a unique historical supplement to the official records. Presented here is a scholarly English translation of and commentary on this important work.

Originally published in 1980.

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This is the British English edition. For the American English edition, see ISBN-10: 1507565569.

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This is the American English Edition. For the British English edition, see ISBN-10: 1508614857.

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