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*[[Ozu castle|Ôzu castle]] is demolished. | *[[Ozu castle|Ôzu castle]] is demolished. | ||
*Restrictions on the planting of sugar cane in [[Okinawa prefecture|Okinawa]] are lifted. | *Restrictions on the planting of sugar cane in [[Okinawa prefecture|Okinawa]] are lifted. | ||
| + | *The [[Privy Council]] is established as the highest board of government advisors. | ||
*Research and development efforts begin on the 'modern' [[waterworks]] system for Tokyo. Construction begins in [[1892]]. | *Research and development efforts begin on the 'modern' [[waterworks]] system for Tokyo. Construction begins in [[1892]]. | ||
*A short-cropped hairstyle becomes widely enforced for men; the Western-style [[school uniforms|school uniform]] becomes mandatory soon afterwards. | *A short-cropped hairstyle becomes widely enforced for men; the Western-style [[school uniforms|school uniform]] becomes mandatory soon afterwards. | ||
Revision as of 18:29, 13 November 2013
Meiji 21 (明治二十一年)
Timeline of 1888
Other Events of 1888
- A new round of construction and renovation further transforms the former Edo castle into a "modern" Imperial Palace.
- Bunkio Matsuki arrives in the United States, traveling to Boston a week after arriving in San Francisco.
- Ôzu castle is demolished.
- Restrictions on the planting of sugar cane in Okinawa are lifted.
- The Privy Council is established as the highest board of government advisors.
- Research and development efforts begin on the 'modern' waterworks system for Tokyo. Construction begins in 1892.
- A short-cropped hairstyle becomes widely enforced for men; the Western-style school uniform becomes mandatory soon afterwards.
- Yôga painter Harada Naojirô opens his painting school, the Shôbikan.
Births and Deaths
- Kanô Hôgai dies (b. 1828).
- Kuki Shûzô is born (d. 1941).
- Laurence Oliphant, secretary to James Bruce, 8th Earl of Elgin, dies (b. 1829).
- Yamaoka Tesshû dies.
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