#YamaguchiTeruomi #LecturesOnIntellectualHistoryMeijiPart1

**"A groundbreaking study that elucidates the relationship between politics and religion in modern Japan"**
Teruomi Yamaguchi is a Japanese historian and professor at the University of Tokyo. He specializes in the history of modern politics and religion in Japan. He was born in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
His works include "The Meiji State and 'Religion'" (1999), "The Emergence of Meiji Shrine" (2005), and "Shimaji Mokurai: The Monk Who Brought About the 'Separation of Church and State'" (2013). In the historical academic world, he is known for his research on Shinto and religion.
Q: What kind of person was he?
A: Someone who sought a deep understanding of the relationship between politics and religion in modern Japan and elucidated the problems that existed in that era.
Q: What are his famous works?
A: "The Meiji State and 'Religion'" offered a new perspective on how politics and religion were intertwined, differing from previous research.
English Summary
**"A groundbreaking study that elucidates the relationship between politics and religion in modern Japan"**
Teruomi Yamaguchi is a Japanese historian and professor at the University of Tokyo. Specializes in the history of modern politics and religion in Japan. Born in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
His books include ``Meiji State and Religion'' (1999), ``The Emergence of Meiji Shrine'' (2005), and ``Shimaji Mokurai: The Monk Who Brought the Separation of Church and State'' (2013). In the historical academic world, he is known for his research on Shinto and religion.
Q: What did you do?
To gain a deep understanding of the relationship between politics and religion in modern Japan and to elucidate the problems that existed in that era.
Q: What are your famous works?
``Meiji State and Religion'' is a new perspective on how politics and religion were related, and is different from previous research.
Wikipedia:山口輝臣