Maria asks…
can somebody answers some questions for me about kyoto in japan?
1. what is thepopulation?
2. what kind of climate or geographical features does it have?
3. what are the major industries in this city or region?
4. describe some man-made features?
5. what ate some certain aspects of the history of this region
6. why would you like to visit this place?
so can you please help me
admin answers:
Bro you need to learn how to use wikipedia!!!
En.wikipedia.org – it has everything you could ever need for like, all your subjects forever.
I’ve been to Kyoto – it rocks!!! Reasons to got there are becuase it was the ancient capital city of Japan – so it has all the really old, huge, amazing temples, palaces etc. The people there are also really nice, compared to other large cities like Tokyo, where people are always in a hurry and are mean to you. And in Tokyo they eat whales. In Kyoto, people are smart and nice enough not to eat whales.
Oh! And it has lots of Sakura (cherry blossom) trees. You know- the pink ones. They look really cool there.
Sandra asks…
admin answers:
Rice Balls,Raman and Sushi, MMMMMm.
Donald asks…
History of Japan questions?
Could someone give some information on the following topics about the history of Japan. Please just write one or two sentences for each. This is not a homework assignment, it’s just for my own research. I need answers ASAP. Note: This not about Modern Japan but more about ancient to early modern Japan.
Achievements
1. City of Kyoto:
2. City of Edo:
3. Writing System:
4. Money Economy:
5. Rise of Merchant Class:
6. Feudal Castles/Castle Towns:
Developments and cultural exchanges
1 .Korea/China influences:
2. Writing system from China:
3. Mongol Invasions:
4. Portuguese traders:
5. Catholic Missionaries:
6. South Asia:
1. Legend of Japan‘s creation:
2. Bunraku Puppetry:
3. Poetry/Haiku:
4. Epic Poems:
5. Aware:
6. Diaries and Journals:
7. Tale of Genji:
8. Ikebana Flower arranging:
9. Tea Ceremony:
10. Courtiers:
admin answers:
- The written history of Japan began with brief appearances in Chinese history texts from the first century AD. However, archaeological research indicates that people were living on the islands of Japan as early as the upper paleolithic period….
HISTORY
Japanese legend maintains that Japan was founded in 600 BC by the Emperor Jimmu, a direct descendant of the sun goddess and ancestor of the present ruling imperial family. In about AD 405, the Japanese court officially adopted the Chinese writing system. Together with the introduction of Buddhism in the sixth century, these two events revolutionized Japanese culture and marked the beginning of a long period of Chinese cultural influence. From the establishment of the first fixed capital at Nara in 710 until 1867, the emperors of the Yamato dynasty were the nominal rulers, but actual power was usually held by influential court nobles, regents, or “shoguns” (military governors)…
Lizzie asks…
was the city of Kyoto err present in japan between 1875 and 1895?
im doing a project for my us history class and i have to be an immigrant coming to America between 1875 and 1895 and i have to make a journal for over a 30 year period or about that long any way and its due in about 1 1/2 or 2 weeks. please lend me your knowldge
admin answers:
Kyoto remained an important city in Japan, but it was no longer the capital (the capital moved to Tokyo in 1869).
There were not many Japanese immigrants to mainland America between 1875-1895, barely a handful; due to the sugar boom, most Japanese immigrants settled in Hawaii. It wasn’t until the 1910′s that any significant number of Japanese came to the mainland.
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