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  • Jomon (prehistory)

    13 10.92%

  • Yayoi (prehistory)

    11 9.24%

  • Kofun & asuka (early kingdoms : 300-710)

    14 11.76%

  • Nara & Heian (710-1185)

    28 23.53%

  • Kamakura (first, Minamoto-Hojo shogunate : 1185-1333)

    17 14.29%

  • Muromachi (Ashikaga shogunate 1333-1568)

    17 14.29%

  • Azuchi-Momoyama (great leaders : 1568-1600)

    27 22.69%

  • Edo (the closed country & Tokugawa shogunate : 1600-1867)

    46 38.66%

  • Bakumatsu (late Edo)

    24 20.17%

  • Meiji (the Westernization 1868-1912)

    25 21.01%

  • Taisho (social upheavals : 1912-1926)

    8 6.72%

  • Early Showa (militarism and WWII : 1926-1945)

    14 11.76%

  • US Occupation (1945-1952)

    10 8.40%

  • Late Showa (peace and economic miracle : 1952-1989)

    11 9.24%

  • Heisei (economic decline and post-modern culture)

    15 12.61%
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  1. Aug 29, 2004, 09:35 #1
    Hiroshi66
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    Kinda to dress it up again.. what period do you know least about in Japanese history? For me, it would probably have to be.. uh.. the Yayoi/Kofun periods, and also the Muromachi periods. The shogunal alliances changed so much during these years, I know more about Buddhism during these years rather than the actual politics involved.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiroshi66
    Kinda to dress it up again.. what period do you know least about in Japanese history? For me, it would probably have to be.. uh.. the Yayoi/Kofun periods, and also the Muromachi periods. The shogunal alliances changed so much during these years, I know more about Buddhism during these years rather than the actual politics involved.
    everything before 12th century Japan I am not soooo interested in I'm afraid...
    In fact, my great interest concerning Japan is showa and especially occupation of Japan and Japan today, so everything before that is not my special area, although I feel I know the most important events and people....
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