The Chrysanthemum and the Sword feels like the sort of classic that keeps getting rebought

I am always interested in the books people replace instead of simply owning once. The Chrysanthemum and the Sword feels like one of those.

Part of book value is rarity, but another part is recurrence. A title that keeps finding new editions, new readers, and new reasons to stay visible has a different kind of staying power.

That does not make every copy valuable, of course, but it does make the book itself worth paying attention to.

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