De Paris Au Japon A Travers La Siberie recounts Edmond Cotteau's journey from Paris to Japan via Siberia, undertaken from May 6th to August 7th, 1881. This travelogue provides a detailed account of the expedition, enriched with 28 engravings and 3 maps that illustrate the landscapes and routes traversed.

Cotteau's narrative offers a glimpse into the late 19th-century world, documenting the cultures, environments, and challenges encountered during this ambitious voyage. The book stands as a historical record of travel and exploration, capturing a moment in time when traversing such vast distances was an extraordinary feat.

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