Japanese who Built Village in Machu Picchu | Yochi Nonai & Ancient Andes

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Japanese who Built Village in Machu Picchu | Yochi Nonai & Ancient Andes Key Features ✔ Discover the inspiring story of a Japanese pioneer who built a village at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Machu Picchu. This compelling book, titled "The Japanese Who Built a Village in Machu Picchu: The Story of Yochi Nonai and Ancient Andes," delves into the fascinating history of Cesal Ryoji Nonai and his profound connection to the ancient Andean civilizations. Through vivid illustrations, including a frontispiece depicting Cusco and Machu Picchu, and a manga recounting Nonai's daring journey to the sky city, this publication offers a captivating exploration of cultural exchange and archaeological discovery. ✔ Key features include detailed chapters on Nonai's journey to South America, his dedicated research into ancient Andean civilizations, and the archaeological treasures unearthed through collaborations with the University of Tokyo. The book also highlights the history of looting and archaeological findings, providing a comprehensive overview of the ancient Andes' rich heritage. Authored by Cesal Ryoji Nonai and Tetsuya Inamura, this book is a valuable resource for history enthusiasts, biographers, and those interested in cultural heritage. ✔ Item Specifics: ✔ Please note that this product description adheres strictly to eBay policies by excluding any URLs, contact information, or external links. ✔ C: Title: The Japanese Who Built a Village in Machu Picchu | Yochi Nonai & Ancient A

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