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*[[Dutch East India Company]] representatives Nicolaes Puyck and Abraham van den Broek enjoy an audience with Tokugawa Ieyasu, and deliver to him a letter from Prince Maurits, stadtholder of the United Provinces of the Netherlands.

*[[Dutch East India Company]] representatives Nicolaes Puyck and Abraham van den Broek enjoy an audience with Tokugawa Ieyasu, and deliver to him a letter from Prince Maurits, stadtholder of the United Provinces of the Netherlands.

*The unruly behavior of the crew of a Japanese ship in [[Macao]] leads the Tokugawa shogunate to ban travel to Macao; effectively, this simply means Japanese authorities take no responsibility for the actions of those who do travel there.

*The unruly behavior of the crew of a Japanese ship in [[Macao]] leads the Tokugawa shogunate to ban travel to Macao; effectively, this simply means Japanese authorities take no responsibility for the actions of those who do travel there.

*Spanish official [[Rodriguo de Vivero y Velasco]] ([[1564]]-[[1636]]) is shipwrecked in Japan.

*[[Rodriguo de Vivero y Velasco]] ([[1564]]-[[1636]]), former interim Spanish governor of the Philippines, is shipwrecked in Japan.

*[[Suminokura Ryoi|Suminokura Ryôi]] survives a shipwreck on his way back to Japan from Annam, and has his son [[Suminokura Soan]] take over overseas operations.

*[[Suminokura Ryoi|Suminokura Ryôi]] survives a shipwreck on his way back to Japan from Annam, and has his son [[Suminokura Soan]] take over overseas operations.

*Suminokura Ryôi oversees the completion of a riverboat connection between the port of [[Fushimi]] and the [[Kamogawa]] in Kyoto.

*Suminokura Ryôi oversees the completion of a riverboat connection between the port of [[Fushimi]] and the [[Kamogawa]] in Kyoto.