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Japanese Tattoo

Japanese Tattoo -Tattoo is art of Japan Japanese Tatoo Symbol There are various kinds of tattoo symbols of Japansese tattoos. Example of Japanese tattoo symbol Japanese animal tattoo like dragon tattoo, tiger tattoo, snake tattoo, phoenix tattoo Japanese flower tattoo like cherry blossom tattoo Japanese fish tattoo like koi tattoo Japanese character tattoo like Japanese Kanji tattoo The design, th...

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Japanese Kimono

Japanese vintage kimono Kimono is traditional culture in Japan Kimono is Japanese traditional clothing. Woman's kimono is especially beautiful ! The long-sleeved kimono that called FURISODE is a kimono that a single woman wear. Kimono that MAIKO GIRL in Kyoto wear is FURISODE . HAORI is the one like the coat. MICHIYUKI is also is a kind of coat. Click Photos,you can see details The kimono is gorge...

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Japanese history and culture

History and Culture of Japan Japanese History The history of Japan is divided roughly in some ages. Various cultures developed in each age. You can see the page every each age. Paleolithic Jomon Period Yayoi Era/ Tumulus period Asuka age Nara era Heian era Kamakura Period Muromachi Period Sengoku era Azuchi-Momoyama Era Edo period Meiji era Taisho Era Showa era Heisei Period Japanese Tatoo Japanes...

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Meiji era

History and Culture of Japan Japanese History : Meiji Era It was called Meiji Era from 1868 to 1912. When the Edo shogunate power was repelled through the large order and Boshin War, etc. at the Restoration, a court and various clans that had it established a new government (Meiji era new government). The new government positively introduced various systems of Europe and America, and did various r...

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Azuchi-Momoyama Era

History and Culture of Japan Japanese History : Azuchi-Momoyama Era Oda Nobunaga expelled Yoshiaki general Ashikaga, and established the Kinai political power that took the place of the Muromachi Shogunate. However, the whole country union business came for Hideyoshi Toyotomi to succeed to when Nobunaga was destroyed by Honnoji Incident. Hideyoshi made Nobunaga's Kinai political power a mother's b...

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