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the Nanbokucho-Azuchi Momoyama period Search
- 1393 - (Meitoku 4 -)
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Hachinohe
Nanbu Masamitsu left his ancestral domain Kai province and moved to Nejo
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Hachinohe
- 1590 - (Tensei 18 -)
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Japan
Toyotomi Hideyoshi unified the whole Japan
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Japan
- 1592 - (Bunroku 1 -)
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Hachinohe
By order from Toyotomi Hideyoshi including Nejo, thirty- six castles of fourty-eight in Nanbu domain were demolished .
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Hachinohe
the Edo Period Search
- 1608 - (Keichou 13 -)
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Japan
Birth of the Edo shogunate
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Japan
- 1664 - (Kanbun 4 -)
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Hachinohe
Hachinohe Han Domain was formed with twenty-thousand koku ( crop of domain), Nanbu Naofusa was the first feudal lord.
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Hachinohe
- 1867 - (Keiou 3 -)
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Hachinohe
The Boshin War broke out , Hachinohe Han entered Ouetsu Reppan Domei ( Northern Alliance )
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Japan
The Restoration of Imperial Rule
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Hachinohe
the Meiji Era Search
- 1871 - (Meiji 4 -)
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Hachinohe
By the abolition of the han system (feudal domain) Hachinohe Han ceased to exist. Birth of Hachinohe Prefecture.
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Hachinohe
Hachinohe Prefecture, Kuroishi Prefecture,Tonami Prefecture, Shichinohe Prefecture, Tate Prefecture were united to Hirosaki Prefecture.
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Hachinohe
Changed the name of Hirosaki Prefecture to Aomori Prefecture
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Hachinohe
- 1876 - (Meiji 9 -)
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Hachinohe
Enburi (one of folk performing arts in Hachinohe and neighbor regions ) was prohibited.
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Hachinohe
- 1877 - (Meiji 10 -)
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Japan
The Satsuma Osawa Tamon revived Enburi as a festival to pray for a rich harvest.
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Japan
- 1881 - (Meiji 14 -)
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Hachinohe
Osawa Tamon revived Enburi as a festival to pray for a rich harvest.
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Hachinohe
- 1889 - (Meiji 22 -)
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Japan
Issue of The Constitution of the Empire of Japan
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Hachinohe
Nakazawa Village was born from the union of villages of Izumishimizu, Nakanosawa, Ōmori, Ichinosawa, Aozukuri.
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Hachinohe
Koromakisawa Village and Shimamori Village united to Shimamori Village.
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Japan
- 1894 - (Meiji 27 -)
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Japan
The First Sino- Japanese War
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Japan
- 1895 - (Meiji 28 -)
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Japan
The signature for the Treaty of Shimonoseki (the Sino-Japanese Peace Treaty)
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Japan
- 1904 - (Meiji 37 -)
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Japan
The Russo-Japanee War
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Japan
- 1905 - (Meiji 38 -)
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Japan
The conclusion of the Portsmouth Treaty (the Russo-Japanese Peace Treaty )
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Japan
the Taisho Era Search
the Showa Era (before the World War II) Search
- 1931 - (Showa 6 -)
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World
The Manchurian Incident
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World
- 1932 - (Showa 7 -)
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Japan
The May 15 Incident
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Japan
- 1936 - (Showa 11 -)
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Japan
The February 26 Incident
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Japan
- 1937 - (Showa 12 -)
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Japan
The Second Sino-Japanese War
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Japan
- 1939 - (Showa 14 -)
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World
The Second World War
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World
The outbreak of Asia-Pacific War
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World
- 1945 - (Showa 20 -)
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Hachinohe
The Bombing of Hachinohe
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Japan
The Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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World
The Asia-Pacific War ended
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Hachinohe
The United States Army occupied Hachinohe
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Hachinohe
the Showa Era (After the World War II) Search
- 1946 - (Showa 21 -)
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Japan
The issue of Japan's Constitution
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World
The Korean War
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Japan
- 1958 - (Showa 33 -)
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Hachinohe
Nakasawa Village and Shimamori Village united to Nango Village.
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Hachinohe
- 1968 - (Showa 43 -)
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Hachinohe
The occurrence of 1968 offshore Tokachi Region Earthquake
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Hachinohe
- 1973 - (Showa 48 -)
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Japan
The outbreak of the First Oil Shock
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Japan
- 1979 - (Showa 54 -)
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Japan
The outbreak of the Second Oil Shock
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Japan
the Heisei era Search
- 1994 - (Heisei 6 -)
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Hachinohe
The occurrence of 1994 offshore Sanriku Region Earthquake
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Hachinohe
- 1995 - (Heisei 7 -)
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Japan
The occurrence of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake
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Japan
- 1998 - (Heisei 10 -)
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Hachinohe
The construction of the body of Yomasari Dam started
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Hachinohe
- 2003 - (Heisei 15 -)
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Hachinohe
Yomasari Dam was completed
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Hachinohe
- 2005 - (Heisei 17 -)
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Hachinohe
United Nango Vilage to Hachinohe City, old village district became an autonomous ward.
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Hachinohe