In Japanese ‘Sakoku” means ‘closed country’. Japan kept its borders closed to foreigners from 1639 to 1853. This period is referred to as the Edo period. Japanese culture and industry blossomed during this period but at the expense of the ...
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In Japanese ‘Sakoku” means ‘closed country’. Japan kept its borders closed to foreigners from 1639 to 1853. This period is referred to as the Edo period. Japanese culture and industry blossomed during this period but at the expense of the ...