Aime Humbert

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Aimé Humbert was the chief ambassador (minister plenipotentiary) of the Swiss Republic to Japan, from 1863-1864.

An account of his experiences was published as Le Japon illustré in 1870, in Paris, and then in translation into English as Japan and the Japanese by a London-based publisher in 1874.

References

  • Peter Kornicki, "New Books for Old," Monumenta Nipponica 62:1 (2007), 99n5, 105.