A review by justabean_reads
Modern Japanese Diaries: The Japanese at Home and Abroad as Revealed Through Their Diaries by Donald Keene

Did not finish book.

1.0

Bailed on this one too. I thought it was going to be excerpts of Japanese diaries from the 1870s thought the 1920s. Instead it was some dude describing and summarising those diaries with very few excerpts of any length in a way that managed to be both really judgy and all about him. Bleh. Enough with the editorialising already, those diaries sound way more interesting than you, if only you'd let me read them.