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What story did a Persian manuscript bring to Japan's national heritage? The oldest Persian manuscript known in Japan, which belongs to 1217 AD, is a rare document of the presence of the Persian language and literature in East Asia, showing a historical connection between Iran and Japan with two verses from Vivaramin and Khanma.

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What story did a Persian manuscript bring to Japan's national heritage? The oldest Persian manuscript known in Japan, which belongs to 1217 AD, is a rare document of the presence of the Persian language and literature in East Asia, showing a historical connection between Iran and Japan with two verses from Vivaramin and Khanma.

What story did a Persian manuscript bring to Japan's national heritage? The oldest Persian manuscript known in Japan, which belongs to 1217 AD, is a rare document of the presence of the Persian language and literature in East Asia, showing a historical connection between Iran and Japan with two verses from Vivaramin and Khanma.

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