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Alpha Production: Japan

Japan in General: Japan; Outline of Japan; Geography of Japan; Japanese archipelago; Shikoku; Kyushu; Honshu; Hokkaido; Sea of Japan; Japanese people; Yamato-damashii; Yamato nadeshiko; History of Japan
Ancient Japan: Japanese Paleolithic; Jōmon period; Names of Japan; Wa (Japan); Yayoi period; Himiko; Yamataikoku; Kofun period; Asuka period; Gokishichidō; Yamato period; Yamato people
Creation of Japan: Japanese mythology; Japanese creation myth; List of Japanese deities; Kami; Kotoamatsukami; Kamiyonanayo; Takama-ga-hara; Ashihara no Nakatsukuni; Izanami-no-Mikoto; Izanagi; Amaterasu; Yamata no Orochi; Susanoo; Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto; Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto; Sarutahiko Okami; Hachiman; Ebisu (mythology); Daikoku-ten; Ōkuninushi; Ninigi-no-Mikoto; Imperial Regalia of Japan; Kusanagi; Yata no Kagami; Japanese folklore; Japanese folktales; The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter; Hare of Inaba; Yomi; Mahoroba
Imperial Japan: Emperor of Japan; List of Emperors of Japan; Emperor Jimmu; Soga clan; Taika Reform; Prince Shōtoku; Emperor Kōtoku; Taika (era); Emperor Tenji; Hakuhō period; Japanese empresses; Empress Jingu; Empress Gemmei; Empress Genshō; Japanese missions to Imperial China
Nara Era: Nara period; Kojiki; Rikkokushi; Nihon Shoki; Man'yōshū; Hotsuma Tsutae; Old Japanese; Jōdai Tokushu Kanazukai
Heian Era: Heian period; Heian-kyō; Early Middle Japanese; The Tale of Genji; Murasaki Shikibu; Rashōmon; Abe no Seimei; Onmyōdō; Magatama; The Pillow Book; Sei Shōnagon; Konjaku Monogatarishū; Emperor Tsuchimikado; Tachibana clan (kuge); Fujiwara clan; Taira clan; Taira no Kiyomori; Minamoto clan; Genpei War; Battle of Awazu; Battle of Ichi-no-Tani; Battle of Yashima; Battle of Dan-no-ura; Battle of Koromo River; The Tale of the Heike; Emperor Go-Shirakawa; Nasu no Yoichi; Benkei; Minamoto no Yoshitsune
Kamakura Era: Kamakura period; Minamoto no Yoritomo; Kamakura shogunate
Muromachi Era: Muromachi period; Jinnō Shōtōki; Nanboku-chō period; Shintoshu; Azuchi–Momoyama period; Late Middle Japanese
Sengoku Era: Provinces of Japan; List of provinces of Japan; Yamato Province; Kai Province; Izumo Province; Hyūga Province; Sagami Province; Musashi Province; Sengoku period; Takeda Shingen; Twenty-Four Generals of Takeda Shingen; Battle of Mikatagahara; Uesugi Kenshin; Battles of Kawanakajima; Oda Nobunaga; Battle of Nagashino; Tanegashima (Japanese matchlock); Battle of Sekigahara; People of the Sengoku period in popular culture; Shogun; Daimyo; List of shoguns
Feudal Era: Tokugawa shogunate; Tokugawa Ieyasu; Tokugawa clan; Forty-seven Ronin; Shimabara Rebellion; Nihon Ōdai Ichiran; Edo period; Edo period in popular culture; Edomoji; Criminal punishment in Edo-period Japan; Jutte; Han system; Black Ships; Matthew C. Perry; Convention of Kanagawa; Sakoku; Rangaku; Yamada Nagamasa; Bakumatsu; Shinsengumi; Boshin War; Sakamoto Ryōma; Tokugawa Yoshinobu; Fall of Edo; Meiji Restoration; Demographics of Japan before Meiji Restoration
Meiji Era: Meiji period; Meiji Constitution; Government of Meiji Japan; Abolition of the han system; Meiji oligarchy; Modernization of Japanese Military 1868–1931; Foreign relations of Meiji Japan; Fukoku kyōhei
The Japanese Empire: Taishō period; Russo-Japanese War; Empire of Japan; Hirohito; Demographics of Imperial Japan; Hideki Tōjō; Empire of Japan (internal politics 1914–1944); Gakushūin; Education in the Empire of Japan; Imperial Rescript on Education; Socialist thought in Imperial Japan; Agriculture in the Empire of Japan; Foreign commerce and shipping of Empire of Japan; Japanese nationalism; Japanese militarism; Greater East Asia Conference; Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere; Ministry of Greater East Asia; Imperial General Headquarters; Imperial Japanese Army General Staff Office; 1st Air Fleet (Imperial Japanese Navy); Combined Fleet; Imperial Japanese Army; Imperial Japanese Army Academy; Inspectorate General of Military Training; Imperial Japanese Navy; Isoroku Yamamoto; Naval War College (Japan); Yamato class battleship; Mitsubishi A6M Zero; Kamikaze; Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Academy; List of Japanese institutions (1930–1945); Three Alls Policy; International Military Tribunal for the Far East; Axis powers; Unit 731; Events leading to the attack on Pearl Harbor; Attack on Pearl Harbor; Order of battle of the Attack on Pearl Harbor; Japanese declaration of war on the United States and the British Empire; Executive Order 9066; Japanese American internment; Japanese Canadian internment; Second Sino-Japanese War; Pacific Theater of Operations; Pacific War; Douglas MacArthur; Operation Downfall; Battle of Iwo Jima; Battle of Okinawa; Operation Matterhorn; Air raids on Japan; Bombing of Tokyo; Manhattan Project; Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; Debate over the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; Soviet–Japanese War (1945); Japanese invasion of Manchuria; Kwantung Army; Soviet invasion of Manchuria; Manchukuo; Evacuation of Manchukuo; Potsdam Declaration; Surrender of Japan; Gyokuon-hōsō; Occupation of Japan; Japanese war crimes
Showa Era: Shōwa period; List of Japanese political figures in early Showa period; Industrial production in Shōwa Japan; Statism in Shōwa Japan; Shōwa financial crisis; Post-occupation Japan; Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Geography of Japan: List of regions of Japan; Kantō region; Prefectures of Japan; Kanagawa Prefecture; Kagoshima Prefecture; Nara Prefecture; Okinawa Prefecture; Chiba Prefecture; Yamanashi Prefecture; Saitama Prefecture; Yokohama; Cities of Japan; List of cities in Japan; Special cities of Japan; Municipalities of Japan; Saitama, Saitama; City designated by government ordinance; Local Autonomy Law; List of towns in Japan; Wards of Japan; Villages of Japan; Northeastern Japan arc; Kuroshio Current; Oyashio Current; Bonin Islands; Ryukyu Islands; Tanegashima; Yokohama Chinatown; Three Views of Japan; 100 Landscapes of Japan (Heisei era); Sumiyoshi taisha; Ryukyuan languages; Okinawan Japanese
Government of Japan: Prime Minister of Japan; National Diet Building; National Diet Library; Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications; Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Japan); Politics of Kanagawa; Public Security Intelligence Agency
Tokyo: Tokyo; Capital of Japan; Tokyo City; Minato, Tokyo; Special wards of Tokyo; Politics of Tokyo City; List of development projects in Tokyo; Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation; Tokyo Stock Exchange
Japanese Language: Flag of Japan; Kimigayo; Japanese language; Honorific speech in Japanese; Japanese dialects; Classification of Japonic; Japanese writing system; Japanese grammar; Yamato kotoba; Gairaigo
Law of Japan: Constitution of Japan; Law of Japan; Six Codes; Supreme Court of Japan; Judicial system of Japan; Japanese employment law; Copyright law of Japan; Japanese trademark law; Japanese patent law; Benrishi; National Police Agency (Japan); Demographics of Japan
Japan Self Defense Forces: Ministry of Defense (Japan); Defence policy of Japan; List of active ships of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; Japanese nuclear weapon program
Culture of Japan: Culture of Japan; Japanese New Year; Japan Standard Time; Haiku; Haiku in English; Yomiuri Shimbun; Asahi Shimbun; Mainichi Shimbun; Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry; Tokyo Anime Award; Japanese addressing system; Etiquette in Japan; Fusen Ketsugi; Hōei eruption of Mount Fuji; Fuji Five Lakes; Mount Fuji; Historic eruptions of Mount Fuji; Miyamoto Musashi; Kensei; Kokutai; History of the Ryukyu Islands
Japan Incorporated: Nippon Oil
US Forces Japan: Japan–United States relations; United States Forces Japan; Security Treaty Between the United States and Japan; Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between the United States and Japan; Status of forces agreement; I Marine Expeditionary Force; III Marine Expeditionary Force; United States Marine Corps Forces, Pacific; Pacific Air Forces; Marine Corps Air Station Futenma; Kadena Air Base; Yokota Air Base; Naval Air Facility Atsugi; Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni; United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka; Camp Courtney; Marine Corps Base Camp Smedley D. Butler; Camp Fuji
Present Japan Issues: Japanese era name; Koreans in Japan; Ethnic groups of Japan; Japanese diaspora; Independent Administrative Institution; Chrysanthemum Throne; Imperial House of Japan; Imperial Household Agency; Tokyo Imperial Palace; Imperial Guard (Japan); Yasukuni Shrine; Controversies surrounding Yasukuni Shrine; Germany–Japan relations
Fukushima Incident of Japan: 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami; 2011 Japanese nuclear accidents; Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant; Radiation effects from Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster; Japanese reaction to Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster; Operation Tomodachi; Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group; Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group; Mizuho Financial Group; Kenichi Shinoda; Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank; Saitama Bank; Chiba, Chiba; Keio Corporation; Fishing industry in Japan; Zaibatsu; Economic history of Japan; Keiretsu; Manufacturing in Japan; Mining in Japan; Market capitalization; Aftermath of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami; Japanese studies; The Chrysanthemum and the Sword; Inside the Robot Kingdom: Japan, Mechatronics, and the Coming Robotopia; The Anatomy of Dependence; Warriors of Legend; Bushido: The Soul of Japan; Comfort women; Japan Policy Research Institute; Nuclear power in Japan; Army War College (Japan); Nihonjinron; Tokyo subway; Transport in Greater Tokyo; Tokyo Broadcasting System; Politics of Tokyo; Education in Tokyo; Tokyo Metro; Shinkansen; Tōkaidō Shinkansen; Tōhoku Shinkansen; Junichiro Koizumi; National highways of Japan; Japan Railways Group; Tōkyō Station; Rashomon (film); Rail transport in Japan; History of Japan–Korea relations; Tokyo dialect; Kansai dialect; Okonomiyaki; Economy of Japan; Japanese management culture; Japanese Recession; Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation; Greater Tokyo Area; Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building; Electronics industry in Japan; Office lady; Salaryman; Japanese blue collar workers; Tokyo Bay; Shinjuku, Tokyo; Tōkai region; Chūbu region; Earthquake Early Warning (Japan); Dōjima Rice Exchange; Japan Meteorological Agency; University of Tokyo; National Seven Universities; University of Tokyo Library; NHK; Sumitomo Group; Supreme War Council (Japan); Rape during the occupation of Japan; Anti-Japanese sentiment; Three Non-Nuclear Principles; Emperor Taishō; Xenophobia in Shōwa Japan; Japanese history textbook controversies; Bank of Japan; Japanese yen; Ryukyuan people; Suzuki Magoichi; Yukio Mishima; Japantown; Music of Japan; Ethnic issues in Japan; Japanese aesthetics; Religion in Japan; Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency; Science and technology in Japan; Energy in Japan; The Toyota Way; Toyota; Japanese work environment; Japanese popular culture; Japanese art; Japanese literature; Japanese cuisine; Japanese architecture; Education in Japan; Haneda Airport; Narita International Airport; Kansai International Airport; NTT DoCoMo; Japanese post-war economic miracle; Transport in Japan; Ukiyo-e; Japanese poetry; Japanese garden; Japanese asset price bubble; Politics of Japan; Japan Airlines; All Nippon Airways; Peach (airline); Foreign relations of Japan; Environmental issues in Japan; Housing in Japan; Lost Decade (Japan); Japan Self-Defense Forces; Japan Air Self-Defense Force; Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force; Japan Ground Self-Defense Force; Government of Japan; House of Representatives of Japan; House of Councillors; Diet of Japan; War crimes in Manchukuo; Genroku; List of Han; Yoyogi Park; Katana; Pacification of Manchukuo; Shingon Buddhism; Kokugaku; Miyazaki Prefecture; Tendai; History of Miyazaki Prefecture; Emperor Go-Murakami; Yamato Takeru; Kansai region; Japanese battleship Musashi; Emperor Keikō; Bushido