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- Japan (4,606 bytes)
9: * Chief of State is Emperor Akihito (since 1/7/1989) - Tokyo (4,111 bytes)
5: ...ogunate ended and imperial rule was restored. The Emperor moved to Edo, which was renamed Tokyo. Thus, Toky... - Yukio Mishima (4,309 bytes)
39: ...te militia determined to give back power to the [[emperor]]). Despite his work in the militia, Mishima cont...
41: ...with the hopes of restoring power in Japan to the emperor. The soldiers present laughed at him, and after h... - Japanese History (9,218 bytes)
25: ...nate rule between the 12th and 19th centuries, an emperor and his court was maintained by the Shogun to mai...
35: ...ra]] and in 1192, Yoritomo was moved to Shogun by emperor, building his capitol in Kamakura, making him the...
39: ...35, when Ashikaga Takauji seized power from the [[Emperor Go-Daigo]]. The period would last until [[Oda Nob...
55: ...in War]] of 1868 saw the shogun resigning and the emperor restored to full power in the [[Meiji Restoration... - Shibuya-ku (4,187 bytes)
9: ...the [[Meiji Shrine]], dedicated to the souls of [[Emperor Meiji]] of the [[Meiji Restoration]] and [[Empres... - Fukui (2,651 bytes)
4: ...e helped gather important people together for the emperor when the power was turned over to him.
9: ...th mysterious ancient ruins. There is a statue of Emperor Keitai, several burial grounds and tombs. There i... - Hachioji (2,886 bytes)
13: ...n memory of the construction of Tama Mausoleum by Emperor Taisho in 1927. In spring the leaves are light ye... - Kagoshima (3,131 bytes)
11: ...ed from heaven and was even the site of the first emperor of Japan's birth. - Anime (12,492 bytes)
18: ...ama]]’s [[Tetsujin 28-go]] (Gigantor), [[Jungle Emperor]] (Kimba the White Lion), [[Yoshida’s Mach Go G... - Fushigi Yugi (2,918 bytes)
9: ...them are tossed into the Emperor’s dungeon. The Emperor explains to Miaka that he believes she is the Pri... - Matsumoto (2,810 bytes)
8: ...ollapsed and full sovereignty was restored to the Emperor in the [[Meiji Restoration]] of [[1868]]. The mod... - Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (2,900 bytes)
11: ...he first one to take a stand against the bad guy, Emperor Baldy. It is discovered that his forebearers were... - Basara (2,996 bytes)
5: ... rulers. The current ruler, known as the [[Golden Emperor]], is a ruler that is obsessed with keeping himse...
15: ...lso known as Shuri. He is the youngest son of the Emperor who is responsible for the destruction of Byakko ... - Fushigi Yugi (anime) (2,838 bytes)
15: * [[Hotohori]]– Hotohori is the fourth Emperor of Konan and is also one of the Celestial Warrior... - Tomorowo Taguchi (9,256 bytes)
178: * Super-Coming (1995) .... Emperor - Meiji Jingu Shrine (2,649 bytes)
1: ...r Meiji]] and [[Empress Shoken]]. Their souls, as emperor and empress of Japan are believed to be sacred an...
4: ...panese government. The site was chosen because of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken’s fondness for visitin...
12: ...e includes a museum of various treasures from the Emperor and Empress’s home and is built in the [[Azekur...
15: ...lery]] with 80 murals of the various parts of the Emperor’s life as well as his wife’s. Additionally, a... - Tokyo Imperial Palace (2,407 bytes)
1: ...rial Palace''' (皇居) is the residence of the [[Emperor of Japan]]. Located in the [[Chiyoda-ku]] ward of...
4: ...astle]] was retaken as the residence of Japan’s emperor in [[1867]]. The name of the palace was actually ...
11: ...he inner palace is opened up to the public on the Emperor’s Birthday, December 23, and the New Year on Ja...
15: .../ed17-01.html Visiting the Imperial Palace on the Emperor’s Birthday] - Kichijoji (3,118 bytes)
14: ...so unique in that it was originally founded by an Emperor and was the first such park to be opened to the p... - Palace East Gardens (1,930 bytes)
8: Following the Edo Period, Emperor [[Meiji]] took over the land turning it into the ... - Gifu Prefecture (3,276 bytes)
5: ...] took place here, resulting in the crowning of [[Emperor Temmu]]. The name itself was given to the prefect...
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