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140 Moments
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1863
16-Jul-1863
Naval attack on Japan's Shimonoseki Straits
1860
09-Feb-1860
First Japanese ambassador in San Francisco heading to Washington
1858
18-Aug-1858
Netherlands & Japan Trade Agreement Signed
29-Jul-1858
Treaty between United States and Japan
1854
31-Mar-1854
Matthew Perry Opens Japan to the West
31-Mar-1854
Treaty: Convention of Kanagawa Signed
1853
21-Aug-1853
Russian Fleet Arrival in Nagasaki
1828
18-Dec-1828
Tragic earthquake: 30,000 lives lost
1779
1779
The Great Tenmei Famine: Decline in Population
1721
1721
Kyoho Reforms: Restoring Financial Stability through Austerity
1703
31-Dec-1703
Devastating Genroku Earthquake Hits Edo Area
1701
14-Dec-1701
The Forty-Seven Ronin and their Revenge Attack
1687
1687
Cultural flourishing of the Genroku period
1657
02-Mar-1657
The Great Fire of Meireki devastates Edo, modern-day Tokyo.
1648
1648
Founding of the Asakusa Shrine: Tribute to Sensō-ji Founders
1635
1635
Sakoku Edict: Isolating Japan
1614
08-Nov-1614
The Siege of Osaka: Defeat of Toyotomi clan
1603
21-Oct-1603
Battle of Sekigahara Decides Control of Japan
1598
16-Dec-1598
Korean Navy Triumphs at Noryang Point
1575
28-Jun-1575
Battle between Oda Nobunaga and Takeda Katsuyori at Nagashino.
1549
15-Aug-1549
Jesuit Mission in Japan
1549
The Arrival of Francis Xavier, Jesuit Missionary
1543
1543
Portuguese Arrival in Japan: First European Contact
1465
1465
The Onin War and the Sengoku Period
1457
1457
Beginning of Edo Castle Construction Spurs City Development
1397
1397
Completion of the Golden Pavilion at Kinkaku-ji
1336
1336
Establishment of the Ashikaga Shogunate
1336
Division of imperial court during Nanboku-cho period
1335
1335
Zen Buddhism Thriving under Ashikaga Shogunate
1293
27-May-1293
Kamakura Earthquake of 1293 Causes Widespread Destruction and Heavy Loss of Life
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