La culture japonaise semble être trouvée partout en Occident aujourd'hui. Sushi, sudoku, origami, sumo, manga, anime et pokemon sont devenus des idiomes familiers, en particulier chez les plus jeunes. L'intérêt norvégien pour le Japon, cependant, n'est pas un phénomène récent. Malgré la distance géographique et culturelle, la Norvège et le Japon ont développé des relations dans un certain nombre de domaines depuis le début du XXe siècle, et même avant. Lorsque les premiers missionnaires norvégiens sont arrivés au Japon après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, d'autres Norvégiens connaissaient depuis longtemps le pays. Les tendances esthétiques japonaises étaient connues en Europe à partir de la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle et ont influencé les expressions artistiques scandinaves. Il y avait également un intérêt considérable de la Norvège pour le potentiel commercial de l'industrie japonaise en expansion de la chasse à la baleine et du transport maritime. Bien que la Seconde Guerre mondiale ait perturbé les relations diplomatiques, les contacts entre les deux pays n'ont cessé de croître depuis les années 1950. Au tournant du XXIe siècle, le Japon était devenu le partenaire commercial le plus important de la Norvège en Asie. Ce livre est basé sur un matériel empirique riche et examine certaines des histoires fascinantes qui forment la base et le contexte de la relation étroite et cordiale d'aujourd'hui entre la Norvège et le Japon.
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Eldrid Mageli is Historian and Assistant Professor at Oslo University College, SEFIA.
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