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| | *A school is established in Tokyo for the assimilation/education of the [[Ainu]]. | | *A school is established in Tokyo for the assimilation/education of the [[Ainu]]. |
| | *The [[Asiatic Society of Japan]], a scholarly association of Western scholars, is established in [[Yokohama]]. | | *The [[Asiatic Society of Japan]], a scholarly association of Western scholars, is established in [[Yokohama]]. |
| − | *The word ''bijutsu'' ("art") is coined, in connection with the [[1873 Vienna Exposition]] the following year. | + | *The word ''bijutsu'' ("art") is coined, in connection with the [[1873 Vienna World's Fair]] the following year. |
| | *The [[:Image:Meiji-official-portrait.jpg|first official photo portraits]] of Emperor Meiji are taken by [[Uchida Kuichi]] (72 shots in the first session). | | *The [[:Image:Meiji-official-portrait.jpg|first official photo portraits]] of Emperor Meiji are taken by [[Uchida Kuichi]] (72 shots in the first session). |
| | *[[Fukuchiyama castle]] is destroyed. | | *[[Fukuchiyama castle]] is destroyed. |
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| | *Ryukyuan survivors of the Taiwan incident are returned to Ryukyu via [[Fuzhou]]. King [[Sho Tai|Shô Tai]] sends his official thanks to the Chinese emperor and authorities for rescuing and returning his subjects. | | *Ryukyuan survivors of the Taiwan incident are returned to Ryukyu via [[Fuzhou]]. King [[Sho Tai|Shô Tai]] sends his official thanks to the Chinese emperor and authorities for rescuing and returning his subjects. |
| | *[[Saigo Tanomo|Saigô Tanomo]], confined since the end of the [[battle of Hakodate]], is released. | | *[[Saigo Tanomo|Saigô Tanomo]], confined since the end of the [[battle of Hakodate]], is released. |
| | + | *A survey is performed of the contents of the [[Shosoin|Shôsôin]] repository. |
| | *[[Takato castle|Takatô castle]] is destroyed. | | *[[Takato castle|Takatô castle]] is destroyed. |
| | *The [[Tsukiji Hotel]] (completed [[1868]]) is destroyed by fire. | | *The [[Tsukiji Hotel]] (completed [[1868]]) is destroyed by fire. |