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What the Europeans wanted from the Japanese

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What the Europeans wanted from the Japanese

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The Europeans wanted silver from the Japanese

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from 1639 to 1853 Japan was isolated. The Japanese traded with the United States, China, Korea, Rep., Other Asia, nes and Hong Kong and Europe. the city of Nagasaki is well known for being one of the largest seaports in southern Japan and was of great war-time importance because of its many and varied industries, including the production of ordnance, ships, military equipment, and other war materials.

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Christian missionaries came to japan to try to spread their faith to the local people of Japan. this method worked, however Ieyasu did not like this at all. after this was happening for a while he decided to ban and persecute all christians from japan and made sure they never came back.

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The portuguese brought over clocks, tobacco and firearms. the firearms made the most impact because the japanese can use those well for defense.

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In the night a creature lurks,
it finds a creature of its liking to devour,
up comes the sun so it hides.

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The Emperor was the top of the rank, but the actual ruler was the shogun. Below him were the daimyo, the  Samurai. Samurai warriors came next. The peasants and artisans followed them. Merchants were at the bottom, but they gradually became more important.

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3 Things I learned about Tokugawa Japan..

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3 Things I learned about Tokugawa Japan..

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1) They had rankings.
2) Edo had grown from a small fishing village in 1600 to perhaps the largest city in the world. Its population was more than one million.
3) The Ieyasu had engaged in a battle against their rivals at the Battle of Sekigahara.