Japanese History refers to the chronological account and study of events, cultures, and significant developments that have shaped Japan from its prehistoric times to the present day. This includes the emergence of Jomon and Yayoi cultures, the impact of Chinese civilization, the influence of Buddhism and Shinto, the establishment of feudal systems during the samurai era, the unification under Tokugawa Ieyasu, the Meiji Restoration, and Japan’s role in global conflicts. It encompasses political changes, social transformations, economic developments, and cultural exchanges, providing insight into the unique identity and evolution of Japan as a nation.
Approximately 100 participants, from children to elders, donned traditional samurai armor, bringing Kiswada Castle to life. Kiswada Castle, rebuilt 70 years ago after its destruction in 1827, symbolizes resilience and…