SOCIETYSOCIAL HISTORY

1. 

   Strawberry Fields Forever

   When the port of Yokohama officially opened to foreign trade in 1859, the edible crops available to the villagers were p…

   • 2019/2/25
   • SOCIAL HISTORY
2. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (VIII): Yawata: A State-Sponsored Vision of Industrialization

   July 2015 UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee approv…

   • 2018/8/8
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
3. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (VII): Miike: Mine Craft

   In July 2015 UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee app…

   • 2018/8/8
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
4. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (VI): Nagasaki: Fueling the Revolution

   In July 2015 UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee app…

   • 2018/8/8
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
5. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (V): Saga: Where the Boats Come In

   In July 2015 UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee app…

   • 2018/8/8
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
6. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (IV): Kamaishi: Industrial Revolution Blasts Off

   • 2018/8/8
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
7. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (III): Nirayama: At the Break of Dawn

   • 2018/8/8
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
8. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (II): Kagoshima: Learning from the West

   • 2018/8/8
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
9. 

   SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION I: Hagi: Fomenting Revolution

   • 2018/7/17
   • SITES OF THE MEIJI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SOCIAL HISTORY
10. 

    Universality in the Era of Globalization

    • 2018/6/6
    • SOCIAL HISTORY, SOCIETY, UNDERSTANDING SHIBUSAWA