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1.  emperor
2.  shogun
3.  daimyo
4.  samurai warriors
5.  peasants and artisans
6.  merchants
The person that was really ruling was the shogun who was the supreme military commander.

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The Capital of Japan (Tokyo) used to be called Edo which used to be a small fishing village.

Samurais would go to ceremonies called noh dramas which were based on tragic themes such as tales of ancient warriors and their courage in battle.

Townspeople read a new type of fiction, realistic stories about self-made merchants or the hardships of life.

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In these summer days
the soccer field mowed
I feel at home now

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Clocks
Eyeglasses
Firearms
Tobacco

Firearms made the most influential impact because they changed the principle weapon that japanese samurais used and if the samurais didn't use them and kept there swords their was a high chance that they died in battle

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In 1549, christian missionaries  began arriving in japan. The japanese thought that they were part of the trading for shotguns and muskets so they let them be. By 1612, however, the shogun had come to fear religious uprisings more. He banned Christianity and focused on ridding his country of all Christians.

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copper, lacquer and lacquerware or weapons (as purely exotic items to be displayed in Europe)

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Japan was isolated from most european countries for over 200 years.
They continued trade with the dutch and the chinese
Nagasaki is know for being hit by one of the two atomic bombs during world war 2.