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  • Jomon (prehistory)

    13 10.92%

  • Yayoi (prehistory)

    11 9.24%

  • Kofun & asuka (early kingdoms : 300-710)

    14 11.76%

  • Nara & Heian (710-1185)

    28 23.53%

  • Kamakura (first, Minamoto-Hojo shogunate : 1185-1333)

    17 14.29%

  • Muromachi (Ashikaga shogunate 1333-1568)

    17 14.29%

  • Azuchi-Momoyama (great leaders : 1568-1600)

    27 22.69%

  • Edo (the closed country & Tokugawa shogunate : 1600-1867)

    46 38.66%

  • Bakumatsu (late Edo)

    24 20.17%

  • Meiji (the Westernization 1868-1912)

    25 21.01%

  • Taisho (social upheavals : 1912-1926)

    8 6.72%

  • Early Showa (militarism and WWII : 1926-1945)

    14 11.76%

  • US Occupation (1945-1952)

    10 8.40%

  • Late Showa (peace and economic miracle : 1952-1989)

    11 9.24%

  • Heisei (economic decline and post-modern culture)

    15 12.61%
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  1. Nov 21, 2004, 01:47 #1
    Hiroshi66
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    Guys is it true that some peopel regard the capital of Japan to still be at Kyotou? I heard that somewhere.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hiroshi66
    Guys is it true that some peopel regard the capital of Japan to still be at Kyotou? I heard that somewhere.
    No, this I never heard.....maybe ages ago it was still considered the capital in the years 794-1869, when it was the capital and the city where the Emperor resided.

    However, one could say that Kyoto is still the capital of Japanese culture...(with its university, porcelain manufactory etc..)
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