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Kyushu Hokkaide Honshu Shikoku - Which of these island became the center power in Japan and why?
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Which of these islands do you thing became the center of power in japan why?
Shikoku was the center of Japan because they said it was really important to them
Which island became the center power of Japan?
Kyushu
Which island became the center of power in japan?
Kyushu
What Which of these islands Kyushu's Shikoku's Hokkaido's do you think became the center of power in japan and why?
The Japanese sent people across sea to learn about China, and the people would bring back knowledge on government ideas, art, architecture, and writing. In this way Japan was greatly influenced by China. Also, artisans from the Korean Peninsula brought information on bronze casting and ironwork to Japan. So Japan was influenced highly by China and people from the Korean Peninsula.
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The Hokkaido wolf became extinct because the Meiji government saw the wolf as a threat to ranching, which they strongly supported. So they put a bounty on wolves and started a Direct Chemical Campain to poison them. I just hope that we aren't stupid enough to do this again.
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The lake, shaped like the biwa, a musical instrument, is the largest in Japan and is a popular...Chuzenji mountain lake, c.5 sq mi (13 sq km), Tochigi prefecture, central Honshu, Japan, in Nikko National Park. The lake is famed for its beauty. The Kegon waterfall (350 ft/107 m high) spills from the...Daisetsu-zan group of volcanic peaks, central Hokkaido, Japan, rising to 7,513 ft (2,290 m) at Asahi-dake. They are part of Daisetsu-zan National Park (895 sq mi/2,318 sq km; est. 1934), the largest national...De-jima island, Japan: see De-shima.De-shima or De-jima , artificial island, c.40 acres (16 hectares), Nagasaki prefecture, W Kyushu, Japan, in Nagasaki harbor. It has many docks and is connected by bridge to the city of Nagasaki. Dutch traders were...Fuji, Mount Fujiyama , or Fuji-san , volcanic peak, 12,389 ft (3,776 m) high, central Honshu, Japan, in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park (472 sq mi/1,222 sq km; est. 1936). 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