Ten Years in Japan

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The book offers an intriguing perspective on Japan's government through the eyes of Joseph C. Grew, who served as the American ambassador in Tokyo from 1932 until the onset of World War II. Drawing from his personal diaries, it provides a firsthand account of the political climate and diplomatic tensions leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor, revealing insights into the complexities of U.S.-Japan relations during a pivotal historical moment.