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What Europeans wanted from the Japanese.

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What Europeans wanted from the Japanese.

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Some of them wanted to convert the Japanese to Christianity, some did not want to do this and were forced out of the country just because they were European, however most wanted to convert them to Christianity. They wouldn't even trade for a very long time, but eventually allowed it. What they really, really and mostly wanted however was to expand their markets and get trades that were good trades.

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The Christians came to Japan to convert the Japanese, and the Japanese let them in due to associating them with new weapons for them to have. At first, the Japanese took no action, however after a while the shogun banned Christianity there and focused on ridding all Christians from there. They started fearing religious uprisings more as well. All Christians were forced out or back to their own country or sometimes killed.

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The portuguese brought ships, merchants and some technology to Japan. They brought clocks, eyeglasses, tobacco, firearms, and other unknown items with. I think the firearms made the most impact because the Japanese started their own production of it and then made some of their own weapons as well, and became known for some of them.

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This is my haiku, a 5-7-5 syllable 3 line verse poetry piece.

Honey and oceans
Cherry trees and lovely things
Beautiful daydream

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Tokugawa was very structured. A man named Ieyasu beat his rivals in a battle of Sekigahara. I learned that he became the sole leader and shogun 3 years later. He moved the capital of japan to a place that is now tokyo, but wasn't that at the time. Townspeople read new types of literature, and fiction, and read realistic stories about the people at the bottom or hardships in life, and I learned all of this. They also read the now popular and well known type of poem called haikus, which is characterized by how the lines are in length. Another thing I learned was about people attended theatre that was performed by actors in elaborate costumes showing the ways of everyday life.

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The emperor had top rank but only as pretty much just a show. The daimyo were below him, and then samurai warriors, after that in rank was the peasants and artisans. Merchants were the bottom rank but went up as the society of Japan grew better and more advanced. The real ruler however was the shogun, the supreme military commander.