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What did the Japanese want from The Europeans 

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What did the Japanese want from The Europeans 

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When the leaders took power they didn't like the European way but they did desire European trade

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At first the Japanese accepted missionaries but then an uprising in Japan made people think that Christians were the rebels and persecuted them. That was their way of control foreigners. By 1639 Japan sealed its borders and became isolated.

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Clocks helped the people tell time

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Firearms forever changed the time-honored tradition of the Japanese warrior

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They brought eyeglasses so the people there could see

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Isolation

Townspeople, Merchants
Attending festivals

Music and dancing fill the town

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Tokugawa Ieyasu complete unification and defeated his rivals at the Battle of Sekigahara. That victory earned them loyalty of Daimyo.
In the homes of the people they hung paintings that showed scenes from classical literature and townspeople also attended kabuki theater. Actors in elaborate costumes, using music, dance, and mime, performed skits about modern life

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#1. The Emperor
#2. The Shotgun: the supreme military commander
#3. Daimyo: the landholding samurai
#4. The Samurai warriors
#5. The peasants and artisans - 4/5th of the population
#6. Merchants