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Empire of Japan / Edo period / Meiji Restoration / Naval history of Japan / Japan / Bakumatsu / Meiji period / Imperial Japanese Navy / 2nd millennium / Foreign government advisors in Meiji Japan / Sakoku / Samurai
Date: 2011-05-23 01:15:57
Empire of Japan
Edo period
Meiji Restoration
Naval history of Japan
Japan
Bakumatsu
Meiji period
Imperial Japanese Navy
2nd millennium
Foreign government advisors in Meiji Japan
Sakoku
Samurai

Hoshimi Uchida: Technology Transfer Hoshimi Uchida: Technology Transfer

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