Should the history of weeaboo date back to 19 century?

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by Claude Monet

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by Vincent van Gogh

>>160241527
>>>/his/
Also
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yasuke
16th century black weeb

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanban_trade

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I dunno. Here's a Japanese painting of an early European tourist from 1860.

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by Mary Brewster Hazelton

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Fun fact: Rudolph Hess's mentor was a huge weeaboo and he even lived on Japan for a while. Allegedely the SS was an attempt to introduce the bushido into Germany

>German guys pretending to be samurais

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The impressionism was directly influenced by Japanese painting. In general, modern artists looked for different artistic traditions, outside the western academia.

Half of Europe were weeaboos during the Victorian era.

Japanese fashion and design were the chic thing in a lot of circles at that time.

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Belgians were such weebs that they built their own Japanese tower

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>>160241558
>Chloé Lemaire's Great Grandmother
I can't even HON HON FROU FROU to zis merde.