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Here it says: The persecution of Christians was part of an attempt to control foreign ideas. When Europeans first arrived, no central authority existed to contain them. The strong leaders who later took power did not like the introduction of European ideas and ways, but they valued European trade.

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in southern Japan 30,000 peasants led by dissatisfied samurai, shook the Tokugawa shogunate. because most of the rebel were christian, the shoguns ruthlessly persecuted the christians. These policies eventually eliminated Christianity in Japan and led to the formation of an exclusion policy.

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The portuguese brought resources like tin, lead, gold, etc.
Gold most likely has the most impact because gold is used to buy things and upgrade ships and buildings. (I did search this up) In the article it says that they bought weapons like swords for the samurai that sue them.

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Haiku
Winds howl in rage with no leaves to blow.

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Tokugawa was very structured with their rankings
They did lots of trades with europeans
they also had multiple problems in their years

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1. Emperor
2. Shogun
3. Daimyo
4.  samurai warriors
5. Peasants/ artisans
6. Merchants
The real leader was the shogun