Literacy and education were by no means monopolized by the elite in Tokugawa Japan. Common knowledge and common culture spread widely among the common people. This widening of the knowledge base ...

Much of modern Japan formed under the Tokugawa rule from business, culture, and arts. The first changes the Tokugawa Bakufu wrought were strict control over foreign trade, a rigid class structure ...

New York: Columbia University, 2009. Asia for Educators. “Tokugawa Japan: Order in International Relations: Isolation.” Asian Topics: An Online Resource for Asian History and Culture. New York: ...

Iehiro noted that Edo culture is especially admired ... “I am dreaming of organizing a Tokugawa-themed display outside Japan, showing pieces from across the globe.” ...

Having evolved over many centuries, these warrior values began to become more standardized as a code during the Tokugawa Shogunate ... of Bushido on Japanese culture persisted.