Heineman UK 1954 1st edirtion. The author lived in Japan for five years before the war and has also visited the country many times over a long period. His books about Japan and her pre-war possessions, such as Key to Japan, The Son of Heaven, and Where Are You Going, Japan?, are well-known. Now, having heard MacArthur's boast of a "spiritual revolution an unparalleled convulsion in the social history of the world", he went back to see for himself. The New Statesman spoke of his "sharp and intelligent eye, and his peculiar charm. . . his lack of prejudice. . . he gives us significant facts that sometimes slip through the more academic net". Black cloth covered end boards. Near fine. 223pp.220 x 140mm