The Japanese have often thought of the Edo period as Japan's dark ages, when the nation, isolated under the Tokugawa shogunate's national seclusion policy, fell hopelessly behind the rest of the world.
In the Edo Era, strip mining was utilized to carve through the surface of the ground, and the mountain was split into two due to the deep acute angle of the digging from the peak.
For example, during Japan's Edo Period, because it was a closed country to the world, it was self-sufficient in everything. Energy and food and so on did not come in from overseas.
江戸時代は橋長約42m、幅員約3.6mの木橋で、東側は材木浜で竹木の取引が行われていた。
During the Edo era, this wooden bridge was 42m long and 3.6m wide; its east side was home to a timber beach where lumber trading was held.
These flowers are known as"mutant morning glories," and today there remain many books and illustrated materials produced from the Edo period onwards that go by the generic title"Genealogy of the Morning Glory.
Nagoya Nagoya City was the domain of one of the three top families of the Tokugawa clan in the Edo period(1603-1687) and has since been developed mainly in the industrial field because of its economic strengths.
In gyokuihimemei(when in the tamayorihimenomikoto= Palace of the Dragon King haku*shimahime) which was a daughter of haku*shimahime Ryuo, I was considered to be Haguro God in the Edo era.
During the Edo period, Noh performers enjoyed a stable living, backed by the shogunate's patronage. After the Meiji Restoration took that support away, it was my great-grandfather, Minoru Umewaka I, who worked hard to keep Noh alive.
In the Edo Era, the literacy rate was 100% and book rentals with pictures and private publications(self-published comics) and costume plays were in fashion. Very much akin to contemporary Japan, there was already a deeply rooted creative culture for manga.
In the Edo period, kiriko decorations were applied to transparent glass, but nowadays the main style is"irokise", in which the surface of a transparent glass base is thinly covered with films of indigo, rouge and other colored glass before cutting.
Nowadays, you can get between Osaka and Kyoto by train in around a half-hour, but in the Edo period it would take six hours by boat from Kyoto to Osaka and twelve hours in the opposite direction going upriver.
The Edo period was a society of food lovers From popular soba noodles and the culture of dining out at izakaya, to the beginnings of meibutsu(local specialties) and the relationship between food and ceremony-a book on food culture of the Edo period!.
Nobody outside knows what goes on inside me. Senju flourished in the Edo period as the first stopover on the Nikko Kaido highway, as an industrial area prior to World War II and as a center of urban life in the post-war period..
This exhibit brings together a wide range of prints produced not only by the samurai, but also warlords, generals, lords, and others who were allowed to print during the Warring States period and Edo era. Musha-e, ukiyo-e prints of warriors and scenes of battle, were also popular during the Edo era..
江戸時代は重要な港だったという。
In the Danish era it was an important port.
でも、江戸時代は重要な港でした。
In the Danish era it was an important port.
江戸時代は私にとって非常に魅力的な時代なのである。
The Elizabethan era is quite fascinating to me.
江戸時代は平和な時代で、全国のどこをみても戦争はありませんでした。
The Edo Period was a time of peace, without any war throughout the country.
For Japanese people in the modern day, the Edo period is a world found in school textbooks, films, and television programs, but it shares a surprising affinity with the image of modern Japanese people.
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