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日本の歴史366 Day 91

4月1日 Summary:

The National Mobilization Law was created with the intentions of giving the Japanese government complete and total control over public/civilian organizations (factories, labor unions) in order to fund the Sino-Japanese War. It gave the military unlimited funds and control over rationing. The law had 50 clauses. This was abolished during the 1945 American occupation.

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日本の歴史366 Day 92

4月2日 Summary:

When Tokugawa Ienari (the 11th and longest-serving shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate) decided to retire, he decided that he needed to lead a life of ultimate luxury. Was he using the finances of the people?

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日本の歴史366 Day 63

3月4日 Summary:

Alongside his colleagues, Sugita Genpaku conducted autopsies on the bodies of executed individuals in order to verify that the German anatomical drawings that he viewed. Later on, he and his colleagues translated "Ontleekundige Tafelen" into Japanese and entitled the translation "Kaitai Shinsho."

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日本の歴史366 Day 73

3月14日 Summary:

In 1868, the Charter Oath (also called the Oath in Five Articles) was read aloud by Sanjo Sanetomi. The Charter Oath, written by Yuri Kimimasa, was created to outline the goals, aims, and course of action that would be taken during Emperor Meiji's reign to modernize Japan.

This is often considered to be the first constitution of Japan.

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日本の歴史366 Day 72

3月13日 Summary:

In 1863, the Shinsengumi was commissioned and created to protect the Tokugawa Shogunate. Originally, the Shinsengumi was referred to as the Mibu Roshigumi, however, when the goal of the group shifted from only protecting the shogunate to also patrolling and protecting the streets of Kyoto, the name was changed.

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日本の歴史366 Day 62

3月3日 Summary:

The Sakuradamon Incident refers to the assassination of Ii Naosuke, the Tairou/Chief Minister of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Ii Naosuke was a leading figure in the reopening of Japan after 200 years of seclusion, however, this angered many people who were still espousing the Sonnō jōi rhetoric. Believers of this rhetoric didn't want foreigners or foreign influence to spread across the nation. He was especially criticized for signing the Treaty of Amity and Commerce with the United States. Ultimately, the angry sentiments directed towards him and his policies resulted in him being assassinated at the Sakuradamon Gate.

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日本の歴史366 Day 61

3月2日 Summary:

As tensions grew during the Pacific War, citizens of Japan campaigned to outlaw the use of English terminology in baseball. The sentiment was that they didn't want to use the same language that their enemies did for one of the nation's most beloved sport (gonna ignore the fact that baseball was a sport of their enemies 💀). Either way, many of these changed words eventually returned back to what they were previously called.

If you're interested in the list, check out this website: [x]

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日本の歴史366 Day 68

3月9日 Summary:

On March 9, 1945, the United States Airforces staged a firebomb raid on Tokyo. This air-raid, referred to as the Great Tokyo Air Raid in Japan, is still considered to be the most single most destructive air attack in history.

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