Heinrich Schliemann, whose infamous for his reckless excavation of Troy, spent time in Japan in 1865. His diary has been recently published, which provides insight into European-Japan relations during the Bakumatsu period (end of the Edo Period).
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Heinrich Schliemann, whose infamous for his reckless excavation of Troy, spent time in Japan in 1865. His diary has been recently published, which provides insight into European-Japan relations during the Bakumatsu period (end of the Edo Period).