What is wrong with loving tobacco: From Ashes to Ashes A Look at the Evolution of Love-Hate Relationship with Tobacco in Japan (Japanese Edition)
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What is wrong with loving tobacco: From Ashes to Ashes A Look at the Evolution of Love-Hate Relationship with Tobacco in Japan (Japanese Edition)

by Yy Kikaku, Sumolove

History Cultural Studies
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What is wrong with loving tobacco? This book traces the evolution of Japan's love-hate relationship with tobacco, from its historical roots to modern times. It explores cultural perceptions, societal impacts, and the enduring fascination and rejection of this habit in Japanese society.

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This book examines the evolution of Japan's relationship with tobacco, highlighting the tensions between affection and aversion.

Through a focused lens on cultural and historical developments, it uncovers how tobacco has been perceived and integrated into Japanese society over time.

The narrative shifts from traditional uses to contemporary attitudes, offering insights into this ongoing dynamic.

Authors Yy Kikaku and Sumolove provide a thoughtful exploration of the subject in this Japanese edition.

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