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In the eighth century Nara period, a strong centralized Japanese state emerged, centered in the imperial capital of Heij...
16/02/2023

In the eighth century Nara period, a strong centralized Japanese state emerged, centered in the imperial capital of Heijo-kyo in present-day Nara. In addition to the accelerated Sinification of Japanese society, this period is characterized by the creation of the first historical chronicles and the flourishing of culture. In 712, the Kojiki was completed, and in 720, the Nihon shoki

Kofun smoothly transitioned in 538 to the Asuka period. Its features were the spread of Buddhism, which came to Japan fr...
16/02/2023

Kofun smoothly transitioned in 538 to the Asuka period. Its features were the spread of Buddhism, which came to Japan from the Korean state of Baekje[25] (with which during this period Japan actively developed trade, cultural and political ties, military alliances were concluded against other Korean states), the development of a centralized state of the Chinese model, the creation of the first code of laws "ritsuryo" and the flowering of Japanese culture under the influence of mainland philosophical and cultural ideas

The Japanese are first mentioned in one of the Chinese historical chronicles - Hanshu. The land of Wa, as the Chinese ca...
16/02/2023

The Japanese are first mentioned in one of the Chinese historical chronicles - Hanshu. The land of Wa, as the Chinese called the Japanese archipelago, is described in more detail in the Chinese "History of the Three Kingdoms" (part of "The Legend of the People of Wa")[24]. According to her, the most powerful principality in the third century was the principality of Yamatai, which was ruled by the ruler Himiko.

During the Yayoi period, which began around 500 BC. e.[22], irrigated rice cultivation, a potter's wheel and a loom, met...
16/02/2023

During the Yayoi period, which began around 500 BC. e.[22], irrigated rice cultivation, a potter's wheel and a loom, metal processing (copper, bronze and iron) and the construction of protective settlements appeared on the Japanese archipelago[23]. These innovations were brought to Japan by immigrants from China and Korea.

The first signs of settlement of the Japanese archipelago appeared around 40 millennium BC. e. with the beginning of the...
16/02/2023

The first signs of settlement of the Japanese archipelago appeared around 40 millennium BC. e. with the beginning of the Japanese Paleolithic, which lasted until the 12th millennium BC. [note 4] The population of ancient Japan was engaged in hunting and gathering, made the first stone tools of rough processing. In this period, there are no ceramic products, so the period is also called the period of pre-ceramic culture[21]. From 12000 B.C. e. the Jomon period begins, which, according to the archaeological periodization of the history of Western countries, corresponds to the Mesolithic and Neolithic. The peculiarities of this period were the formation of the Japanese archipelago and the beginning of the use of ceramic products by its inhabitants.

The Russian word "Japan" is an exonym, it came to Russian, presumably, from the German language (from German Japan), alt...
11/02/2023

The Russian word "Japan" is an exonym, it came to Russian, presumably, from the German language (from German Japan), although the vocalism is more in line with the French Japon[17], which is more reliable. "Iaponia" is mentioned by John Uzhevich in "Slovenian Grammar" (1643)[18].
From the Meiji Restoration until the end of World War II, Japan's full name was Dai Nippon Teikoku (大日本帝國), meaning the Great Empire of Japan. Now the official name of the country is "Nihon koku" or "Nippon koku" (日本国). The Japanese themselves call the country "Nippon" listen (inf.) or "Nihon" listen (inf.), both are written with kanji (日本). The former is often used as an official one, such as on yen, postage stamps, and in the names of many sporting events. "Nihon" is commonly used in everyday life. The Japanese call themselves Nihonjin (日本人) and their language Nihongo (日本語).

Japan is a developed country with a very high standard of living (nineteenth in the Human Development Index). Japan has ...
11/02/2023

Japan is a developed country with a very high standard of living (nineteenth in the Human Development Index). Japan has one of the highest life expectancies (85.3 years in 2017[14]) and one of the lowest infant mortality rates

In terms of the form of government, Japan is a decentralized unitary state, in terms of the form of its political regime...
11/02/2023

In terms of the form of government, Japan is a decentralized unitary state, in terms of the form of its political regime, it is a democratic state[12].
As a great economic power[13], Japan ranks third in the world in terms of nominal GDP and fourth in terms of GDP calculated at purchasing power parity. Japan is the fourth largest exporter and sixth largest importer.

It is located on the Japanese archipelago, which, according to the calculations of the country's authorities, consists o...
11/02/2023

It is located on the Japanese archipelago, which, according to the calculations of the country's authorities, consists of 6852 islands [note 3] [11]. The four largest islands - Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu and Shikoku - make up over 95% of the total area of the archipelago. Most of the islands are mountainous, many are volcanic. The highest point in Japan is Fujiyama volcano (3776 m). With a population of nearly 126 million, Japan ranks eleventh in the world. Greater Tokyo, which includes the capital of Japan Tokyo and several nearby prefectures, with a population of more than 30 million people, is the largest urban agglomeration in the world.

Japan (j*p. 日本 Nihon, Nippon, lit. "the place where the sun rises" [10]), the official name is the State of Japan (j*p. ...
11/02/2023

Japan (j*p. 日本 Nihon, Nippon, lit. "the place where the sun rises" [10]), the official name is the State of Japan (j*p. 日本国 "Nihon koku", "Nippon koku" (inf.)), - island state in East Asia. It is located in the Pacific Ocean to the east of the Sea of Japan, China, North and South Korea, Russia. It occupies an area from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south. The poetic name is the Land of the Rising Sun.

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