柿沼陽平

About the Author

Yohei Kakinuma is a distinguished Japanese historian and author specializing in the social and cultural intricacies of ancient China. With a keen eye for the everyday lives of historical figures, he delves into the Qin and Han dynasties, uncovering the nuances of their intimate and mundane experiences. His groundbreaking work, 'Ancient China's 24 Hours: Sex, Food, Clothing, Housing, and Travel in the Qin and Han Eras (Traditional Chinese Edition),' vividly reconstructs a day in the life of ancient Chinese society, blending meticulous research with engaging narrative to reveal how sexuality, cuisine, attire, dwellings, and mobility shaped the era. Kakinuma's scholarship bridges academic rigor and accessible storytelling, making complex history relatable to modern readers. He holds a PhD in East Asian History from a leading Tokyo university and has contributed to numerous scholarly journals and popular media outlets.