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 * 1964 Summer Olympics
 * 1980s in Japan
 * 1998 Winter Olympics
 * 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami
 * 21 21 DESIGN SIGHT
 * Akasaka, Tokyo
 * Akihabara
 * Amanohashidate
 * Amaterasu
 * Andy Warhol
 * Anglo-Japanese Alliance
 * Ansei Purge
 * Aoyama, Tokyo
 * Arashiyama
 * Asakusa
 * Asakusa Shrine
 * Ashikaga shogunate
 * Ashikaga Yoshimasa
 * Ashikaga Yoshimitsu
 * Asuka period
 * Atami, Shizuoka
 * Attack on Pearl Harbor
 * Aum Shinrikyo
 * Avant-garde
 * Azuchi–Momoyama period
 * Bakumatsu
 * Bank of Japan
 * Battle of Minatogawa
 * Battle of Miyajima
 * Battle of Nagashino
 * Battle of Yamazaki
 * Benesse
 * Benzaiten
 * Bhikkhuni
 * Bombing of Tokyo
 * Boshin War
 * Budai
 * Buddhism in Japan
 * Buddhist cosmology
 * Bunraku
 * Burj Khalifa
 * Capital punishment in Japan
 * Chang'an
 * Chashitsu
 * Chichu Art Museum
 * Children's Peace Monument
 * Chion-in
 * Christian Boltanski
 * Chōshū Domain
 * Chūō Shinkansen
 * Claude Monet
 * Comme des Garçons
 * Confessions of a Mask
 * Confucian view of marriage
 * Convention of Kanagawa
 * Daikanransha
 * Daikoku-ten
 * Daimaru
 * Dentsu
 * Dentsu Building
 * Douglas MacArthur
 * Ebisu (mythology)
 * Economic history of Japan
 * Edo period
 * El Greco
 * Emperor Go-Daigo
 * Emperor Jimmu
 * Emperor Ōjin
 * Empire of Japan
 * Energy in Japan
 * Expo '70
 * Fat Man
 * Feminist art movement
 * Foreign government advisors in Meiji Japan
 * Foreign relations of Meiji Japan
 * Fourteen unanswerable questions
 * Frank Lloyd Wright
 * Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park
 * Fujisankei Communications Group
 * Fujiwara clan
 * Fukoku kyōhei
 * Fukurokuju
 * Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster
 * Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant
 * Fukushima Daini Nuclear Power Plant
 * Fushimi Castle
 * Fushimi Inari-taisha
 * Geisha
 * Gekkeikan
 * Genpei War
 * Georgia O'Keeffe
 * Germany–Japan relations
 * Gifu, Gifu
 * Ginkaku-ji
 * Ginza
 * Gion
 * Great Hanshin earthquake
 * Great Seto Bridge
 * Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
 * Greater Tokyo Area
 * Guanyin
 * Gwangmu Reform
 * Hachikō
 * Haijin
 * Haiku
 * Hakone Open-Air Museum
 * Hakone, Kanagawa
 * Hamarikyu Gardens
 * Hanamachi
 * Hanami
 * Hanayashiki
 * Haneda Airport
 * Harajuku
 * Haruki Murakami
 * Heian period
 * Heian-kyō
 * Heiji Rebellion
 * Heijō Palace
 * Heisei period
 * Henry Moore
 * Hibiya Park
 * Higashiyama period
 * Himeji Castle
 * Himeji, Hyōgo
 * Hiragana
 * Hirohito
 * Hiroshi Senju
 * Hiroshima
 * Hiroshima Peace Memorial
 * Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony
 * Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
 * History of Japan
 * History of Roman Catholicism in Japan
 * History of Tokyo
 * House of Representatives (Japan)
 * Hōgen Rebellion
 * Ichi-go ichi-e
 * Ikeda Tsunamasa
 * Imperial House of Japan
 * International Military Tribunal for the Far East
 * Inujima
 * Isetan
 * Issey Miyake
 * Itsukushima
 * Itsukushima Shrine
 * Itō Hirobumi
 * Itō, Shizuoka
 * Izakaya
 * Izu Peninsula
 * Izu, Shizuoka
 * Izu-Kōgen Station
 * James Turrell
 * Japan
 * Japan during World War I
 * Japan Post
 * Japan Railways Group
 * Japan Self-Defense Forces
 * Japanese aesthetics
 * Japanese art
 * Japanese asset price bubble
 * Japanese castle
 * Japanese Communist Party
 * Japanese cuisine
 * Japanese folklore
 * Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–98)
 * Japanese literature
 * Japanese macaque
 * Japanese mythology
 * Japanese National Railways
 * Japanese New Year
 * Japanese Paleolithic
 * Japanese people
 * Japanese poetry
 * Japanese post-war economic miracle
 * Japanese pottery and porcelain
 * Japanese rock garden
 * Japanese tea ceremony
 * Japan–Korea Treaty of 1876
 * Japan–Korea Treaty of 1907
 * Japan–Korea Treaty of 1910
 * Jurōjin
 * Jōmon period
 * Kabuki
 * Kabukichō, Tokyo
 * Kagoshima
 * Kairaku-en
 * Kaiseki
 * Kakure Kirishitan
 * Kamakura period
 * Kamakura shogunate
 * Kamikaze
 * Kamikaze (typhoon)
 * Kaminarimon
 * Kana
 * Kansai International Airport
 * Kappabashi-dori
 * Karel Appel
 * Kasumigaseki
 * Katakana
 * Kazuyo Sejima
 * Kenjutsu
 * Kenmu Restoration
 * Kenroku-en
 * Kenzō Tange
 * Kinkaku-ji
 * Kinmon Incident
 * Kirishitan
 * Kisshōten
 * Kiyomizu-dera
 * Kofun period
 * Koi
 * Kojiki
 * Korea under Japanese rule
 * Koto (instrument)
 * Kublai Khan
 * Kurashiki, Okayama
 * Kuril Islands dispute
 * Kyoto
 * Kyoto Imperial Palace
 * Kyoto University
 * Kyōto Station
 * Kyūjutsu
 * Kōraku-en
 * Kōtarō Takamura
 * Kūkai
 * Le Corbusier
 * Leslie Groves
 * Liberal Democratic Party (Japan)
 * List of Emperors of Japan
 * List of Prime Ministers of Japan
 * List of territories occupied by Imperial Japan
 * Little Boy
 * Lolita fashion
 * Machiya
 * Man'yōshū
 * Manga
 * Manhattan Project
 * Marco Polo Bridge Incident
 * Marui
 * Maruyama Park
 * Matsushima
 * Matthew C. Perry
 * May 15 Incident
 * Meiji Constitution
 * Meiji period
 * Meiji Restoration
 * Meiji Shrine
 * Midtown Tower
 * Mikimoto Kōkichi
 * Mikimoto Pearl Island
 * Mikoshi
 * Minamoto clan
 * Minamoto no Yoritomo
 * Minimalism
 * Ministry of Defense (Japan)
 * Miraikan
 * Mitsui Takatoshi
 * Modern architecture
 * Momotarō
 * Mon (architecture)
 * Mongol invasions of Japan
 * Morihiro Hosokawa
 * Mount Fuji
 * Mount Misen (Miyajima)
 * Mukden Incident
 * Murasaki Shikibu
 * Muromachi period
 * Nagano, Nagano
 * Nagatachō, Tokyo
 * Nagoya
 * Nakasone
 * Nanban trade
 * Nanboku-chō period
 * Naoshima, Kagawa
 * Naoto Fukasawa
 * Nara period
 * Nara, Nara
 * Narita International Airport
 * National Diet
 * Natsume Sōseki
 * Neoclassicism
 * New Komeito
 * Nichiren Buddhism
 * Nihon Shoki
 * Nihonga
 * Nijō Castle
 * Nikkei 225
 * Nikko Hotels
 * Noh
 * Occupation of Japan
 * Ochaya
 * Oda Nobunaga
 * Odaiba
 * Odawara, Kanagawa
 * Ohara Museum of Art
 * Oiran
 * Okayama
 * Okayama Castle
 * Okinawa Prefecture
 * Okiya
 * Okura Hotels
 * Omotesando Hills
 * Omotesandō, Tokyo
 * Ono no Komachi
 * Operation Starvation
 * Origami
 * Osaka
 * Pablo Picasso
 * Pacific War
 * Patrick Lennox Tierney
 * Penal system of Japan
 * Politics of Japan
 * Ponto-chō
 * Pop art
 * Post-occupation Japan
 * Postwar Japan
 * Prime Minister of Japan
 * Prince Shōtoku
 * Pritzker Architecture Prize
 * Pure Land Buddhism
 * Rainbow Bridge (Tokyo)
 * Rei Kawakubo
 * Richard Long (artist)
 * Roppongi
 * Roppongi Hills
 * Roppongi Station
 * Russo-Japanese War
 * Ryokan (Japanese inn)
 * Ryue Nishizawa
 * Ryōan-ji
 * Sadako Sasaki
 * Sagami Bay
 * Saigō Takamori
 * Sakamoto Ryōma
 * Sakoku
 * Sakurakai
 * Samurai
 * SANAA
 * Sanja Matsuri
 * Sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway
 * Satsuma Domain
 * Second Sino-Japanese War
 * Sen no Rikyū
 * Sengoku period
 * Sensō-ji
 * Seppuku
 * Sesshō and Kampaku
 * Seto Inland Sea
 * Setonaikai National Park
 * Seven Lucky Gods
 * Seventeen-article constitution
 * Shakuhachi
 * Shamisen
 * Shibuya, Tokyo
 * Shigeru Yoshida
 * Shijō Street
 * Shimazu Hisamitsu
 * Shimazu Nariakira
 * Shinagawa, Tokyo
 * Shinbashi
 * Shinjuku, Tokyo
 * Shinkansen
 * Shinsengumi
 * Shinto sects and schools
 * Shirō Ishii
 * Shogun
 * Shōren-in
 * Society of Jesus
 * Soka Gakkai
 * Sonnō jōi
 * Soviet–Japanese Neutrality Pact
 * Special wards of Tokyo
 * Statism in Shōwa Japan
 * Sugamo Prison
 * Sumida River
 * Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
 * Suntory
 * Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers
 * Supreme Court of Japan
 * Susanoo
 * Tachibana clan (kuge)
 * Tadao Ando
 * Taihō Code
 * Taika Reform
 * Taira clan
 * Taira no Kiyomori
 * Taishō period
 * Takahashi River
 * Takashi Murakami
 * Takeshita Street
 * Taku Satoh
 * Tamano, Okayama
 * Tanegashima
 * Tendai
 * Tenpō Reforms
 * Teppanyaki
 * Teriyaki
 * Teshima
 * The Tale of Genji
 * The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
 * Timeline of Japanese history
 * Tokugawa clan
 * Tokugawa Iemitsu
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu
 * Tokugawa shogunate
 * Tokugawa Yoshimune
 * Tokyo
 * Tokyo Big Sight
 * Tokyo Cruise Ship
 * Tokyo International Forum
 * Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
 * Tokyo Midtown
 * Tokyo Skytree
 * Tokyo Station
 * Tokyo Tower
 * Torii
 * Toyo Ito
 * Toyota
 * Toyotomi Hideyoshi
 * Traditional lighting equipment of Japan
 * Treaty of Amity and Commerce (United States–Japan)
 * Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between the United States and Japan
 * Treaty of San Francisco
 * Treaty on Basic Relations between Japan and the Republic of Korea
 * Trinity (nuclear test)
 * Tsukiji
 * Tsukiji fish market
 * Tsukiji Hongan-ji
 * Turner Prize
 * Tōrō nagashi
 * Ueno Park
 * Ueno, Tokyo
 * Ukiyo-e
 * Uniqlo
 * Unit 731
 * United States Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands
 * University of Tokyo
 * Vaiśravaṇa
 * Wabi-sabi
 * Wagyu
 * Wako (retailer)
 * Walter De Maria
 * Waseda University
 * Yakiniku
 * Yakitori
 * Yamabushi
 * Yamanote and Shitamachi
 * Yamazaki Distillery
 * Yasaka Shrine
 * Yayoi Kusama
 * Yayoi period
 * Yoko Ono
 * Yoshida Doctrine
 * Yoyogi Park
 * Yukio Mishima
 * Yurikamome
 * Yūrakuchō
 * Zen
 * Ōnin War