"Diary of Richard Cox. Volume 1. Cape merchant in the English factor in Japan, 1615-1622, with correspondence" is a unique book that opens windows to the reader into the history of distant Japan of the 17th century. Richard Cox, who held the position of merchant caper and worked for the English commercial embassy, reproduces his daily observations, impressions and impressions in analytical notes. This volume contains important letters dealing with the trade, politics, and cultural features of the early modern Japanese Empire. Thanks to this book, the reader will be able to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between Japan and Europe at that time and program himself for an exciting journey into the past."