Guns for the Samurai: spreading and use of Western Small Arms in Japan during the Bakumatsu Period (1853–1868) by Romanchev D.D.

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Katana, bishonen y revisionismo histórico. by Claudia Bonillo Fernández

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Rai San’yō and Nihon Gaishi by S. A. Tolstoguzov

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Romanticising Shinsengumi in Contemporary Japan by Rosa Lee

“…Shinsengumi, a group of young men recruited by the Bakufu to protect Kyoto from radical Imperial House loyalists in the tumultuous Bakumatsu period, is romanticised and idolised in Japan despite its limited place in history. …”
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Europe and the End of Shogunate: Japan «Opening» by Mikhail G. Nosov

“…“Bakumatsu” is the period from 1853 to 1868, which can be translated as “The End of the Bakufu” or “The End of the Tokugawa Shogunate”. …”
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Yakuza 0 by Claudia Bonillo Fernández

“…Se referencia en especial el periodo Sengoku o “era de los estados combatientes” y el Bakumatsu, época turbulenta debido a los cambios sociales y culturales que estaba experimentando el archipiélago en su transición hacia la occidentalización del país. …”
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Humor out of place: laughing counterpublics and transnational satire in nineteenth century Japan by Stanislaus, WA

“…<p>In the historiography of Japan, the bakumatsu years have been positioned as a period of particular turmoil and unrest that witnessed an explosion in humorous and satirical cultural production. …”