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Can fantage japan open up again?
yes but if you are in somewhere thats not in japan then you have to wait till japan is fixed then they will open the website again :D
What is Matthew perrys known for?
Commodore Matthew C. Perry helped open up Japan to American trade.
How do you spell Japan in traditional Japanese lettering?
?? I wanna know how to spell Japan and open up in Japanese x <3
When was The Open University of Japan created?
The Open University of Japan was created in 1981.
What demand did the US make on japan in 1853?
That Japan should open up the Country to Foreign Trade (At that time Japan was closed to outsiders, and Japanese were forbidden to travel overseas)
What reason did Perry give for his visit to japan?
After the United States acquired California, it was considered desirable to open trade with the east, in this case Japan. Japan had been closed off to foreigners since the 17th century so it to American politicians that the only way to "open" Japan was with a show of force. Therefore Commodore Perry was sent to Japan to intimidate them into opening up, and it worked.
How did Japan change after admiral perry's opening of Japan?
Japan became an open country again and therefore got caught back up in the modern world, very quickly in fact.
After 300 years of isolation from the West, Japan decided to open itself up to Western technology and culture It did so in order to?
One important reason. In order to prevent Commodore Perry from shelling several coastal cities. Japan was forced to open up to the West.
What is the motto of The Open University of Japan?
The Open University of Japan's motto is 'Whenever, Wherever, Whoever,'.
Who is the first westerner to have a positive relationship with Japan and open up dialogue about trade with the US?
Matthew Perry
Why did President Fillmore send a naval expedition to Japan in 1852?
Commodore Matthew Perry was sent to Japan in 1852 with four warships to open up communications with the Japanese.
Does japan an open country?
No its not
