Built image of Japanese pirates (Book review: Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo ed., Egakareta Wako: 'Wakozukan' to 'Kouwazukan (Kang wo tu juan)', (Painted Japanese pirates: 'Wakozukan' and 'Kouwazukan (Kang wei tu juan)'), Tokyo: Yoshi
This book introduces in all-colour the 'Wakozukan' in the collection of Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo and the 'Kouwazukan (Kang wo tu juan)' and 'Taihei kowazu (Taiping kang wo tu' in the collection of the National Museum of China. The results of infrared photography with the latest high definition digital cameras identify the contents depicted. Are the depicted Japanese pirates really true?