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Applied sciences and technology

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1997 Asian Financial Crisis · A6M Zero · All Nippon Airways · Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki · Attack on Pearl Harbor · B-29 Superfortress · Battle of Midway · Battle of the Eastern Solomons · Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands · Bell 47 · Benoît Mandelbrot · Boeing · CH-46 Sea Knight · CH-47 Chinook · Doolittle Raid · Empire of Japan · Encarta · Enola Gay · Fat Man · Guadalcanal Campaign · Honda · Imperial Japanese Navy · Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency · Japan Airlines · Kamikaze · Korean War · Lexus · Manhattan Project · Mazda · Mitsubishi Motors · Nissan Motors · Shinkansen · Sony · Subaru · Suzuki · Tattoo · Tim Berners-Lee · Toyota · USS Missouri (BB-63) · Volkswagen Group · World War II

Arts, language, and literature

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Abbas Kiarostami to Ichigo Kurosaki

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Abbas Kiarostami · Air (visual novel) · Akira (film) · Akira (manga) · Akira Kurosawa · Animax · Astro Boy · Ayumi Hamasaki · Azumanga Daioh · Battle Royale (film) · Bleach (manga) · Blood+ · BoA · Cardcaptor Sakura · Case Closed · Chobits · Clannad (visual novel) · Clint Eastwood · Dance Dance Revolution · Death Note · Dir en grey · Dragon Ball · Edward Norton · Elfen Lied · Eureka Seven · Excel Saga · FLCL · Fate/stay night · Felice Beato · Fist of the North Star · Fruits Basket · Full Metal Panic! · Fullmetal Alchemist · George Takei · Godzilla (franchise) · Golden Boy (manga) · Haruki Murakami · Hayao Miyazaki · Heian Palace · Hentai · Hide (musician) · Higurashi no Naku Koro ni · Hikaru Utada · Hikaru no Go · Himeji Castle · Himura Kenshin · Hokusai · Howl's Moving Castle (film) · Hōryū-ji · Ichigo Kurosaki

InuYasha to Princess Mononoke

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InuYasha · J-pop · J. G. Ballard · JVC · Jacques Villeneuve · Japanese architecture · Kabuki · Kanon · Katsura Imperial Villa · Kenzo Tange · Kiki's Delivery Service · Kill Bill · Kimi ga Yo · Kisho Kurokawa · Kumi Koda · L'Arc-en-Ciel · List of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX media · Lolicon · Lost in Translation (film) · Lupin III · Manga · Mangaka · Masi Oka · Matsuo Bashō · Merzbow · Mike Shinoda · Mobile Suit Gundam 00 · Mobile Suit Gundam SEED · Mobile Suit Gundam Wing · Monkey D. Luffy · Monsters, Inc. · Morning Musume · Music of Japan · My Neighbor Totoro · Namie Amuro · Nana Mouskouri · Naruto · Negima!: Magister Negi Magi · Neon Genesis Evangelion (TV series) · Nobuo Uematsu · Noise (music) · Oh My Goddess! · One Piece · Osamu Tezuka · Otaku · Panasonic · PlayStation · Pokémon (anime) · Pornography in Japan · Princess Mononoke

Ran (film) to Ōkami

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Ran (film) · Ranma ½ · Resident Evil (video game) · Rukia Kuchiki · Rurouni Kenshin · Sailor Moon · Samurai Champloo · Satyajit Ray · Sean Lennon · Seinen manga · Seiyū · Seven Samurai · Sgt. Frog · Shadow of the Colossus · Shaman King · Shinto shrine · Shotacon · Shuffle! · Shōjo · Shōnen · Son Goku (Dragon Ball) · Sony · Spirited Away · Steven Seagal · Steven Spielberg · Strawberry Panic! · Studio Ghibli · TVXQ · Tadao Ando · Takashi Miike · Takeshi Kitano · Tankōbon · Tenjho Tenge · The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift · The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (anime) · The Transformers: The Movie · Tokyo Mew Mew · Tokyo Tower · Tokyopop · Toshirō Mifune · Toyo Ito · Trigun · Trinity Blood · Tōru Takemitsu · Warren Beatty · Weekly Shōnen Jump · Wolf's Rain · X (manga) · X Japan · XxxHolic · Yamaha Corporation · Yasukuni Shrine · Yoko Ono · You Only Live Twice (film) · Yu-Gi-Oh! · Yu-Gi-Oh! GX · Yugi Mutou · Yukio Mishima · Yuri (term) · Ōkami

Arts, language, and literature

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Ainu language · Furigana · Haiku · Hiragana · Japanese language · Japanese name · Japanese writing system · Kanji · Matsuo Bashō

Biography

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Abbas Kiarostami to Masi Oka

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Abbas Kiarostami · Akihito · Akira Kurosawa · Alberto Fujimori · Arsène Wenger · Aung San · Ayumi Hamasaki · Benoît Mandelbrot · BoA · Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim · Clint Eastwood · Dir en grey · Douglas MacArthur · Eddie Irvine · Edward Norton · Elias James Corey · Emilio Aguinaldo · Emperor Meiji · Eric Liddell · Felice Beato · Ferdinand Marcos · Francis Fukuyama · Francis Xavier · Gary Lineker · George Takei · Harry S. Truman · Haruki Murakami · Hasekura Tsunenaga · Hayao Miyazaki · Heinz-Harald Frentzen · Hide (musician) · Hideki Tōjō · Hideo Kojima · Hikaru Utada · Hirohito · Hokusai · Ichiro Suzuki · Isaac Titsingh · Isoroku Yamamoto · Itō Hirobumi · J. G. Ballard · Jacques Villeneuve · José Rizal · Junichiro Koizumi · Kano Jigoro · Kumi Koda · L'Arc-en-Ciel · Lee Teng-hui · Marvin Minsky · Masi Oka

Matsuo Bashō to Zico

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Matsuo Bashō · Matthew C. Perry · Merzbow · Michael Laudrup · Michael Schumacher · Mike Shinoda · Miyamoto Musashi · Morihei Ueshiba · Morning Musume · Namie Amuro · Nana Mouskouri · Natsume Sōseki · Nobuo Uematsu · Oda Nobunaga · Osamu Tezuka · Park Chung-hee · Park Ji-Sung · Porfirio Díaz · Puyi · Ryūnosuke Akutagawa · Satyajit Ray · Sean Lennon · Shigeru Miyamoto · Shinzō Abe · Shunsuke Nakamura · Steven Seagal · Steven Spielberg · Syngman Rhee · TVXQ · Takashi Miike · Takeshi Kitano · Tim Berners-Lee · Tokugawa Ieyasu · Toshirō Mifune · Toyo Ito · Toyotomi Hideyoshi · Tōru Takemitsu · Walter Mondale · Warren Beatty · X Japan · Yasunari Kawabata · Yasuo Fukuda · Yi Sun-sin · Yoko Ono · Yukio Mishima · Zico

Everyday life

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1964 Summer Olympics to Konami

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1964 Summer Olympics · 1998 Winter Olympics · 2002 FIFA World Cup · 7-Eleven · Aikido · Air (visual novel) · Akashi-Kaikyō Bridge · Arsène Wenger · Bebeto · Bridgestone · Bushidō · Capcom · Carlos Queiroz · Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow · Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow · Chopsticks · Chrono Trigger · Clannad (visual novel) · Congee · Curry · Daisuke Matsuzaka · Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu · Dance Dance Revolution · Eddie Irvine · Fate/stay night · Fuji Speedway · Fullmetal Alchemist · Gary Lineker · Green tea · Hanshin Tigers · Heinz-Harald Frentzen · Hideo Kojima · Higurashi no Naku Koro ni · Honda Racing F1 · Hristo Stoichkov · Ichiro Suzuki · J. League · Jacques Villeneuve · Japan national football team · Japan national rugby union team · Japanese cuisine · Japanese tea ceremony · Judo · Jujutsu · Kano Jigoro · Kanon · Karate · Kendo · Kimono · Konami

Kyūdō to Ōkami

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Kyūdō · Lucky Star (manga) · Luiz Felipe Scolari · Manzanar · Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games · Metal Gear Solid · Michael Laudrup · Michael Schumacher · Miyamoto Musashi · Morihei Ueshiba · Nattō · Ninja · Ninjutsu · Nintendo · Nippon Professional Baseball · Nobuo Uematsu · Okra · Park Ji-Sung · Persimmon · PlayStation · Radical Dreamers: Nusumenai Hōseki · Ramen · Resident Evil (video game) · SNK Playmore · Sake · Samurai · Satoshi Tajiri · Sea cucumber · Sea urchin · Sega · Shadow of the Colossus · Shakugan no Shana · Shigeru Miyamoto · Shiitake · Shrimp farm · Shuffle! · Shunsuke Nakamura · Sony · Soy sauce · Square Enix · Steven Seagal · Strawberry Panic! · Sumo · Super Aguri F1 · Sushi · Takuma Sato · Taro · Tattoo · Tempura · Tofu · Tokyo Dome · USS Missouri (BB-63) · Umami · Wasabi · Wheat gluten (food) · Zico · Ōkami

Geography

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1923 Great Kantō earthquake to East China Sea

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1923 Great Kantō earthquake · 1995 Japanese Grand Prix · 2006 North Korean nuclear test · 2channel · Ahn Eak-tai · Aichi Prefecture · Ainu people · Akita Prefecture · Anti-Comintern Pact · Antonio Inoki · Aomori, Aomori · Aomori Prefecture · Arthur Ernest Percival · Asian Kung-Fu Generation · Asuka period · Axis naval activity in Australian waters · Azuchi-Momoyama period · Bataan Death March · Battle of Hong Kong · Battle of Leyte Gulf · Battle of Sekigahara · Battle of Shanghai · Battle of Singapore · Battle of Tsushima · Bentō · Bokken · Branded to Kill · Bukkake · Chiba, Chiba · Chiba Prefecture · Chinook salmon · Chūbu region · Chūō, Tokyo · Cinema of Japan · Classical Chinese · Constitution of Japan · Cosplay · Culture of Japan · Daikon · Daimyō · Defense of Sihang Warehouse · Dejima · Demographics of Japan · Densha Otoko · Deutsche Telekom · Diet of Japan · Districts of Japan · Do As Infinity · East China Sea

Economy of Japan to Japanese poetry

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Economy of Japan · Edo period · Education in Japan · Emperor Taishō · Empress Myeongseong · Foreign relations of Japan · Forty-seven Ronin · Fujiwara no Teika · Fukuoka, Fukuoka · Fukuoka Prefecture · Fukushima Prefecture · Futon · Geisha · Genpei War · Geography of Japan · Gifu Prefecture · Glutinous rice · Gothic Lolita · Government of Japan · Greater Tokyo Area · Gunma Prefecture · Hatamoto · Heian period · Hepburn romanization · Hikikomori · Hiro Nakamura · Hiroshige · Hiroshima Peace Memorial · Hiroshima Prefecture · Hokkaidō · Honshū · House of Councillors · House of Representatives of Japan · Hyōgo Prefecture · Ibaraki Prefecture · Incheon · Initial D · Inland Sea · Iron Chef · Iwate Prefecture · Japan Airlines Flight 123 · Japanese American · Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi · Japanese art · Japanese battleship Yamato · Japanese calligraphy · Japanese castle · Japanese era name · Japanese grammar · Japanese literature · Japanese poetry

Japanese sword to Maneki Neko

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Japanese sword · Japanese television drama · Japanese war crimes · Jean Alesi · José P. Laurel · Jun'ichirō Tanizaki · Jōyō kanji · Kagawa Prefecture · Kagoshima Prefecture · Kana · Kanagawa Prefecture · Kanazawa, Ishikawa · Kansai International Airport · Kansai dialect · Kantō region · Karaoke · Katakana · Katana · Kawasaki, Kanagawa · Kazuhide Uekusa · Kenji Miyazawa · Kenji Mizoguchi · Kenzaburō Ōe · Kigo · Kiichi Miyazawa · Kinji Fukasaku · Kinkaku-ji · Kitakyūshū · Kiyomizu-dera · Kobe · Kofun period · Koi · Korea under Japanese rule · Koreans in Japan · Kumamoto Prefecture · Kyoto Imperial Palace · Kyoto Prefecture · Kyūshū · Kōchi Prefecture · Kūkai · Lake Biwa · Lee Myung-bak · Liancourt Rocks · Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) · List of cities in Japan · Little Boy · Lolita fashion · Lu Xun · Man'yōshū · Maneki Neko

Matcha to Ryukyu Islands

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Matcha · Meguro, Tokyo · Meiji Restoration · Memoirs of a Geisha (film) · Michael Woodruff · Mie Prefecture · Minamata disease · Ministry of Defense (Japan) · Miso · Mitsubishi F-2 · Miyagi Prefecture · Miyazaki Prefecture · Mochi · Mr. Children · Nagano Prefecture · Nagasaki, Nagasaki · Nagasaki Prefecture · Naginata · Nagoya · Nakajima Ki-44 · Nanban trade · Nara Prefecture · Nara period · Narita International Airport · Naruhito, Crown Prince of Japan · Niigata Prefecture · Nikkō, Tochigi · Noh · Norodom Sihanouk · Okayama Prefecture · Okinawa Prefecture · Onsen · Osaka · Osaka Prefecture · Palawan · Pat Morita · Philipp Franz von Siebold · Philippine Sea · Politics of Japan · Prefectures of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Prince Akishino · Princess Akishino · Provinces of Japan · Puffy AmiYumi · Rashomon (film) · Religion in Japan · Ring (film) · Romanization of Japanese · Ryukyu Islands

Saga Prefecture to Ōnin War

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Saga Prefecture · Saigō Takamori · Saitama Prefecture · Sakai, Osaka · Sanrio · Sea of Japan · Sendai · Senkaku Islands · Sentosa · Seppuku · Shiga Prefecture · Shikoku · Shimabara Rebellion · Shimane Prefecture · Shinagawa, Tokyo · Shinjuku, Tokyo · Shintarō Ishihara · Shizuoka, Shizuoka · Shizuoka Prefecture · Shoko Asahara · Shōchū · Siege of Osaka · Six-party talks · Sport in Japan · Stroke order · Tahini · Taiwan High Speed Rail · Taiwan under Japanese rule · Tantō · The Grudge 2 · Toho · Toilets in Japan · Tokugawa Yoshinobu · Tokusatsu · Tokyo · Tokyo Bay · Tokyo Broadcasting System · Tora! Tora! Tora! · Tottori Prefecture · Towns of Japan · Toyama Prefecture · Tōgō Heihachirō · Udon · Ukiyo-e · Unequal Treaties · William Adams (sailor) · Yamagata Prefecture · Yamaguchi Prefecture · Yasujirō Ozu · Yokohama · Yukata · Ōnin War

History

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A6M Zero to Manzanar

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A6M Zero · Akihito · Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki · Attack on Pearl Harbor · Aum Shinrikyo · Aung San · B-29 Superfortress · Battle of Iwo Jima · Battle of Khalkhin Gol · Battle of Midway · Battle of Okinawa · Battle of Savo Island · Battle of Wuhan · Battle of the Eastern Solomons · Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands · Bell 47 · Boshin War · Bushidō · CH-46 Sea Knight · CH-47 Chinook · Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim · Doolittle Raid · Douglas MacArthur · Emperor Meiji · Empire of Japan · Enola Gay · Fat Man · Fate/stay night · Felice Beato · Ferdinand Marcos · First Sino-Japanese War · Francis Xavier · Guadalcanal Campaign · Harry S. Truman · Heian Palace · Hirohito · Hiroshima · History of Japan · Imperial Japanese Army · Imperial Japanese Navy · Isoroku Yamamoto · Japan Self-Defense Forces · Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598) · Jōmon period · Kamikaze · Korean War · Kyoto · Manchukuo · Manhattan Project · Manzanar

Matthew C. Perry to You Only Live Twice (film)

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Matthew C. Perry · Miyamoto Musashi · Mongol invasions of Japan · Nanking Massacre · Naval Battle of Guadalcanal · Ninja · Oda Nobunaga · Operation Downfall · Paddy field · Porfirio Díaz · Russo-Japanese War · Sakhalin · Samurai · Second Sino-Japanese War · Sengoku period · Shogun · Soviet invasion of Manchuria · Tokugawa Ieyasu · Tokugawa shogunate · Toyotomi Hideyoshi · USS Missouri (BB-63) · Unit 731 · War in Afghanistan (2001–present) · World War I · World War II · You Only Live Twice (film)

Mathematics

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Benoît Mandelbrot

Natural sciences

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Acer palmatum · Akita Inu · Bonin Islands · Bonsai · Comet Hyakutake · Common Kestrel · Fugu · Great Hanshin earthquake · Great Tit · Hideki Yukawa · Iwo Jima · Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency · Japanese people · Kappa (folklore) · Mantis shrimp · Masatoshi Koshiba · Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch · Michio Kaku · Mount Fuji · Mount Unzen · Okra · Osprey · Peter Grünberg · Prunus mume · Reiki · Right whale · Rook (bird) · Sakurajima · Sea otter · Sea urchin · Sei Whale · Shiba Inu · Shiitake · Shrimp farm · Taro · Tsunami · Typhoon Tip · Wasabi · Wedding

Philosophy and religion

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Amaterasu · Aum Shinrikyo · Buddhism in Japan · Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim · Dōgen · Emperor of Japan · Eric Liddell · Francis Fukuyama · Francis Xavier · Hōryū-ji · Inari (mythology) · Izanagi · Izanami · Japanese mythology · Junichiro Koizumi · Kami · Kappa (folklore) · Kintarō · Kirishitan · Kitsune · Kojiki · Kyoto · Lafcadio Hearn · Lee Teng-hui · Matsuo Bashō · Momotarō · Nihon Shoki · Park Chung-hee · Reiki · Seven Lucky Gods · Shinto · Shunryu Suzuki · Steven Seagal · Susanoo · Tanuki · Tengu · Urashima Tarō · X (manga) · Yasukuni Shrine · Yotsuya Kaidan

Society and social sciences

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1997 Asian Financial Crisis · American International Group · Attack on Pearl Harbor · Bank of America · Bayer · Boeing · Burakumin · Citigroup · D.N.Angel · Dow Chemical Company · Flag of Japan · George Takei · Hentai · Hitachi, Ltd. · Honda · Japanese people · Japanese yen · Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. · Mazda · Mitsubishi · Nintendo · Nissan Motors · Ranma ½ · Samurai · Sony · Sony Ericsson · Strawberry Panic! · Suzuki · Temple University · Tim Berners-Lee · Tokugawa Ieyasu · Toronto-Dominion Bank · Toshiba · Toyota · University of Santo Tomas · University of Tokyo · Volkswagen Group · Yakuza · Yukio Mishima · Yuri (term)