Tokugawa Period 1603 CE - 1867 CE The Tokugawa period was the final period of traditional Japan. Some call it the pinnacle of Japanese art as it flourished during this period. It was a time of peace, political stability, and economic advancement under the shogunate. However, with that peace came strict practices to maintain social order. Tokugawa Iemitsu's idea to isolate Japan during this period proved to have adverse effects on the progress of technological developments, as they had missed out on imp (mar 19, 1603 – jul 19, 1867)
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mar 19, 1603
jul 19, 1867
~ 264 years