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The Capital of Japan is Shifted to Edo
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Tokugawa Ieyasu Dies and Power is Transferred to his Sons
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Women Banned from the Kabuki Stage
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Kano Sanraku Dies
He founded the Kano School, which was the traditional approach to Japanese painting at the time -
Policy of National Seclusion Established
Only Nagasaki Island is allowed to trade and trades are only allowed for those who come from the Netherlands -
Edo has a Population of 1 Million People
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Peasant Uprising Against Merchants and Officials in the city of Osaka
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U.S. Warships Commanded by Matthew Perry enter Japanese Water
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Treaty of Kanagawa opens Japanese ports to U.S. ships
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Tokugawa Rule Ended. Emperor Restored. Meiji era Begins