JapanYesAsiaOne of the oldest civilizations. For many countries, it is very difficult to clearly distinguish between ancient and modern. However, for Japan, before the opening of the port for trade due to the black ship incident in 1853, this country was almost completely isolated from the world due to facts. This great social change led to the Meiji Restoration in 1868, prompting Japan to become the first industrialized non-Western country.
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Map of pre-modern Japan- 1 Nara。IntroductionThis city has a history of 1,300 years and is also the capital of Japan before moving its capital to Kyoto.
- 2 Kyoto。IntroductionThe ancient imperial capital.
- 3 Yokohama。IntroductionA checkpoint for Japan to communicate with foreign countries.
- 4 Kamakura。IntroductionThe former capital is full of Buddhist temples.
- 5 Nagasaki。IntroductionA small number of allied foreign merchant ports from the 17th century to the middle of the 19th century.
- Hokkaido。IntroductionThe northernmost of the four main islands of Japan is also the residence of the Ainu tribe.
- 6 Himeji。IntroductionThe most famous castle in Japan.