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-	The year '''1907''' in [[Japanese ~~history~~]] and events related to [[Japan]] that occurred in this year.	+	The year '''1907''' in [[Japanese]] history and events related to [[Japan]] that occurred in this year.


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-	Shuei was a well-known Japanese man that played the game of [[Go]]. He was also the head of [[Honinbo]] house twice. Shuei was a player who changed the game of Go, he became known a the “master of miai”, because he created situations where he would have more than one option to choose from.	+	Shuei was a well-known Japanese man that played the game of [[Go]]. He was also the head of [[Honinbo]] house twice. Shuei was a player who changed the game of Go, he became known a the “master of miai”, because he created situations where he would have more than one option to choose from.

	* October 5 – [[Nakayama Yoshiko]]		* October 5 – [[Nakayama Yoshiko]]
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	Japan forced Korea to sign an agreement. This amended agreement gave Japan complete control over most of Korea, including their putting officials in the Korean government. Instead of building Korea up, Japan breaks the military down, dissolving the entire thing in order to leave Korea defenseless.		Japan forced Korea to sign an agreement. This amended agreement gave Japan complete control over most of Korea, including their putting officials in the Korean government. Instead of building Korea up, Japan breaks the military down, dissolving the entire thing in order to leave Korea defenseless.
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	* [[Gentleman’s Agreement]]		* [[Gentleman’s Agreement]]
	Japanese used to be immigrating freely to the United States. In 1907, the Gentleman’s Agreement came into effect, and Japanese workers were no longer allowed to immigrate to the United States. The agreement did allow for husbands and wives to travel to the United States if their spouse was already in the country.		Japanese used to be immigrating freely to the United States. In 1907, the Gentleman’s Agreement came into effect, and Japanese workers were no longer allowed to immigrate to the United States. The agreement did allow for husbands and wives to travel to the United States if their spouse was already in the country.
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	* Bestowed a Prince		* Bestowed a Prince
	[[Oyama Iwao]] was a Japanese field marshal who helped to lead the [[Meiji Restoration]]. He was so revered by his country that he was given the title of Prince in 1907.		[[Oyama Iwao]] was a Japanese field marshal who helped to lead the [[Meiji Restoration]]. He was so revered by his country that he was given the title of Prince in 1907.

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'''1907''' is '''Meiji 40''' on the '''Japanese Calendar'''

The year '''1907''' in [[Japanese history]] and events related to [[Japan]] that occurred in this year.

== 1907 Politics ==

* Emperor: Emperor [[Meiji]]
* Prime Minister: [[Saionji Kinmochi]]

== 1907 Births ==

* January 23 – [[Hideiki Yukawa]]
Yukawa was a theoretical physicist and was the first Japanese person to win the Nobel prize. His theory of mesons, which explains how neutrons and protons interact, won him the [[Imperial Prize]] of the[[ Japan Academy]], and he won the Nobel Prize for his pion, which was discovered by [[Cecil Powell]].

* March 17 – [[Miki Takeo]]
Takeo was born in [[Tokushima]]. He became Prime Minister in [[1974]] and became very popular in the public’s eye due to his reform beliefs. Big businesses did not care for these beliefs, nor did Takeo’s own party, so he only had a two year term.

== 1907 Deaths ==

* [[Shuei]] –
Shuei was a well-known Japanese man that played the game of [[Go]]. He was also the head of [[Honinbo]] house twice. Shuei was a player who changed the game of Go, he became known a the “master of miai”, because he created situations where he would have more than one option to choose from.

* October 5 – [[Nakayama Yoshiko]]
Yoshiko was the concubine of Emperor [[Komei]], and was the mother of Emperor Meiji.

== 1907 Entertainment ==
* No notable events yet found.

== 1907 Sports ==
* No notable events yet found.

== 1907 Business ==

* October 1 – [[Japanese Railways]]
17 different Japanese railways were taken over by the government.

== 1907 Other ==

* August 1 – Korea
Japan forced Korea to sign an agreement. This amended agreement gave Japan complete control over most of Korea, including their putting officials in the Korean government. Instead of building Korea up, Japan breaks the military down, dissolving the entire thing in order to leave Korea defenseless.

* [[Gentleman’s Agreement]]
Japanese used to be immigrating freely to the United States. In 1907, the Gentleman’s Agreement came into effect, and Japanese workers were no longer allowed to immigrate to the United States. The agreement did allow for husbands and wives to travel to the United States if their spouse was already in the country.

* Bestowed a Prince
[[Oyama Iwao]] was a Japanese field marshal who helped to lead the [[Meiji Restoration]]. He was so revered by his country that he was given the title of Prince in 1907.

[[Category:Years]]

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