Hakuhistorians
Hakuhistorians are a group of Japanese historians who focus on the study of Japan's modern history, particularly the periods of the Meiji Restoration and World War II. The term "haku" refers to the historical period of Japan's modernization and modern history, while "historians" is a straightforward reference to the profession of these individuals.
The hakuhistorians emerged in the 1970s as a distinct group within the Japanese academic community. They are
Some notable hakuhistorians, such as Ienaga Saburo,Mineo Nakajima, and Ito Takashi, have written extensively on Japanese
While the term "hakuhistorians" is not widely used outside of Japan, their work has contributed significantly
The works of the hakuhistorians have been influential in shaping the contemporary discourse on Japanese modern