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Japan's Westernising emperor is Emperor Meiji, who reigned from 1867 to 1912. He played a crucial role in transforming Japan from a feudal society into a modern industrialized nation through the Meiji Restoration, which began in 1868. This period saw significant political, economic, and social reforms, including the adoption of Western technologies and institutions, as Japan sought to strengthen itself against imperial powers. Emperor Meiji's efforts laid the foundation for Japan's emergence as a major global power in the 20th century.
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Japans World War 2 emperor?
Emperor Hirohito.
What was japans first emperor?
akhito
Who choose Japans emperor?
The emperor is not chosen, the heir to the throne is the one to become the emperor.
Who is more important in japans feudal system the emperor or the samurai?
Emperor.
What is japans head of state?
Emperor Akihito is the head of state.
Who was Japans president in 1942?
The Emperor was Hirohito and the prime minister was GEN Tojo.
How the US able to force an end to Japan's isolation in the mid 1800?
The US stopped Japans isolation in the 1800's by direct military action. The new Japanese government then went about westernising Japan. Ironically US intervention in 1800's Japan, lead to WWII.
Where does japans emperor live?
there is no emperor of china right now. but when there were they lived in the forbidin palace
What is Japans head of government?
Japan has a monarch (Emperor) as head of state and an elected prime minister as head of government.
Who was japans ruler during WW2?
Japan had a "Monarch" government during WW2. Their monarch was headed by an Emperor; Emperor Hirohito.
What is japans state song?
If you mean national anthem, it's "Kimi-Ga-Yo", which means "May Your Reign Last Forever" (Dedicated to the emperor)
What is Japans natural resources?
Japans natural resources are the ocean, the forest, and farming
