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What famous historical monuments are in Japan?
the ching chong temple in south japan
Did the Japanese kill noonan and Earhart?
There is no direct evidence that the Japanese Army executed Amelia Earhart. Earhart was a popular figure in Japan, and her disappearance occurred 4 years before WW2. There are many competing theories as to her disappearance. The one thing they all have in common is there is no DNA or physical evidence that any of them are true.
What is one historical person in Japan?
The emperor.
What evidence is there that the atomic bomb on Japan was an experiment?
There is no evidence, the bomb was dropped as a war weapon.
Is Greece from hetalia gay?
Certain evidence has been made…such as he acts really "affectionate" towards Japan…and acts like a perv around Japan too…apparently Japan digs Greece's "sexy cat ears". at least according to greece. so, in answer to you question, greece is probably gay.
What is core area?
tolyo Japan historical core area
Was there any evidence that Japan was going to surrender before the atomic bomb?
No, in fact they were preparing for an invasion of mainland Japan.
Why did the Japanese kill Amelia Earhart instead of refueling her plane and letting her go back home?
There is no direct evidence that the Japanese Army executed Amelia Earhart. Earhart was a popular figure in Japan, and her disappearance occurred 4 years before WW2. There are many competing theories as to her disappearance. The one thing they all have in common is there is no DNA or physical evidence that any of them are true.
History of modern Japan economy?
how the japan economy emerge as world largest growing or as boost econmy,historical background of modern japan economy, how its emerge such as.
According to Shinto mythology the islands of Japan were created by?
According to Shinto mythology, the islands of Japan were created by?
What ever became of the woman from the spacecraft that washed up on the shore of Japan just north of Tokyo in 1803?
The woman from the spacecraft that reportedly washed up on the shore of Japan in 1803 is a figure from folklore and legend rather than a documented historical event. According to the tale, she was a celestial being who arrived in a vessel and was later referred to as the "Amano-Jaku" or "heavenly maiden." The story captures the imagination and reflects themes of wonder and the unknown, but there is no verified evidence or record of such an incident occurring in history.
Japan's capital is on which island?
Kyoto (the historical capital) and Tokyo (the contemporary capital) are both located on Honshu, Japan's largest island.
