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• 1876
  *Obama prefecture is absorbed into [[Shiga prefecture]]. *The railroad link between [[Kobe]] and [[Osaka]] is extended to [[Kyoto]].
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• Kyoto
  '''Kyoto''' was the Imperial capital of Japan from [[794]] to [[1869]], though the a ...as [[988]] refer to the city in that way,<ref>Gallery labels, Kyoto Asny, Kyoto City Central Library.</ref> the city was historically far more commonly cal
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• Fuzhou
  ...Hoan, Okinawa Archives, Okinawa Prefectural Board of Education (trans.). ''Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia'' 3 (March 2003). 15 pages.</ref> ...oted by the [[Meiji government|Japanese government]] in order to boost the prefecture's economy. [[Maruichi shoten]], a trading company supported by investments
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• 1872
  ...[[Meiji Emperor]] begins an Imperial tour of the provinces in [[Kagoshima prefecture|Kagoshima]], visiting [[Tsurumaru castle]] and the [[Shokoshuseikan|Shûsei *1872/7/12 The Meiji government requests, via the authorities in Kagoshima prefecture, that the Ryûkyû Kingdom is ordered to send messengers to officially cong
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• 1893
  ...ko and [[Yaeyama Islands]], mostly individuals originally from [[Kagoshima prefecture]], who had controlled civil affairs since [[1879]], turn over such matters *1893/12/5 ''[[Kyoto Shugo Shoku]]'' [[Matsudaira Katamori]] dies (b. 1836).
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• 1887
  *1887/1/25-2/24 The [[Meiji Emperor]] travels to Kyoto to pay his respects at his father's tomb, on the 20th anniversary of [[Empe ...] undertake an official inspection tour of [[Kyushu|Kyûshû]] and [[Okinawa prefecture]], accompanied by ''[[Yoga|Yôga]]'' painter [[Yamamoto Hosui|Yamamoto Hôs
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• Tokyo
  ...[[Ogasawara Islands]], are also administered as part of Tokyo Metropolitan Prefecture; both consist of small, sparsely populated islands, many of which are uninh ...tively. He also suggested establishing imperial mausolea in both Tokyo and Kyoto, while the national legislature (the Kôgisho) similarly discussed in 1869
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• 1884
  ...ga Tatsuhirô]] settles in the [[Senkaku Islands]], and petitions [[Okinawa prefecture]] to have the islands officially declared Japanese territory on account of ...re was a 7th century statue of [[Miroku]] held at [[Koryu-ji|Kôryû-ji]] in Kyoto.
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• Komatsu-dera
  ...e [[Inland Sea]] port town of [[Tomonoura]], in [[Kure]] City, [[Hiroshima prefecture]]. The temple, which traces its origins to the 12th century, is notable for ...ra for a time as well, beginning in [[1575]], after being forced to flee [[Kyoto]] in [[1573]]. While there, he met with [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]] for peace ne
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• Hotta Masayoshi
  ...t|thumb|300px|Grave of Hotta Masayoshi at [[Jindai-ji]] in Sakura, [[Chiba prefecture|Chiba]].]] ...is Treaty would bring, Hotta took the unprecedented step of traveling to [[Kyoto]], prior to the signing of the treaty, and formally requesting the [[Empero
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• Kanazawa
  Kanazawa is the capital city of [[Ishikawa prefecture]], and was previously the central [[castletown]] of [[Kaga han]]. ...]] and [[Edo]]. Though provincial, and not as prominently influential as [[Kyoto]] or even [[Nagoya]], Kanazawa was nevertheless a bustling and significant
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• Takenouchi Ryu
  ...of [[Ichinose castle]] in Mimasaka (美作国), which is now modern day Okayama Prefecture. The castle later fell to an offensive by [[Ukita Ienao|Ukita Ienao's]] (On ...as an instructor for the garrisoned Bichū Ikusaka-han (modern day Okayama Prefecture.)
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• Takeuchi Seiho
  Takeuchi Seihô was a prominent Kyoto [[Nihonga]] painter, perhaps most famous for his monochrome ink landscapes ...tudents in his private studio for roughly forty years, and taught at the [[Kyoto Municipal School of Arts and Crafts]] for roughly thirty; his students incl
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• Unkei
  ...ref> many of the most famous and treasured Buddhist sculptures of Nara and Kyoto. ...eveloped a style which is often described words typical of descriptions of Kyoto area art, such as "elegant" and "refined", it is perhaps interesting to not
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• Elephants
  ...anban screen <ref>One belonging to Sairenji Temple 西蓮寺 in Anjô City, Aichi prefecture; Cat. no 124 in ''Turning Point.''</ref> was probably based on traditional ...l audience with [[Emperor Nakamikado]] and Retired [[Emperor Reigen]] in [[Kyoto]], being bestowed the Fourth [[Court Rank]] in order to do so. A diary by [
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• Kamakura
  Kamakura is a small city in [[Kanagawa prefecture]] (formerly, [[Sagami province]]), to the west of [[Tokyo]] and [[Yokohama] ...|Sensô-ji]] in Asakusa serve a similar spiritual purpose for the cities of Kyoto and [[Edo]]/[[Tokyo]] respectively.
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• Nijo castle
  ..., but from the 1630s onwards served chiefly as the headquarters of the ''[[Kyoto shoshidai]]'', the chief shogunal administrator in the city. The castle was ...ply at Nijô castle for authorization to leave a certain central portion of Kyoto, to which they were otherwise restricted.
  14 KB (2,320 words) - 06:44, 6 August 2018
• Seiken-ji
  ...ince]], just east of [[Sunpu]], now part of [[Shizuoka City]] of Shizuoka prefecture. It dominates an important point on the [[Tokaido Highway]], and so has bee ...kugawa Iemochi]], who stayed there briefly in [[1862]] while on his way to Kyoto, and of [[Emperor Meiji]], who stayed there [[1869|seven years later]] whil
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• Sho Taikyu
  ...ef>Shinzato, Keiji, et al. ''Okinawa-ken no rekishi'' ("History of Okinawa Prefecture"). Tokyo: Yamakawa Publishing, 1996. p53.</ref>, and had some 23 bronze bel
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• Silk
  ..., roughly 90% of silk processing in the archipelago was done in and around Kyoto.<ref>Kaplan, Edward The Cultures of East Asia: Political-Material Aspects. ...roughly one-quarter of the silk production in the country was in [[Nagano prefecture]].<ref>William Coaldrake, "Unno: Edo Period Post Town of the Central Japan
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