434001. 1882: Established as a research institute with a role of an educational institute as well.
434002. 1882: He established Kobe Funabashi Company and Exporting Tea Processing Improvement Company.
434003. 1882: Kyoto Shinpo was renamed 'Kyoto Shiga Shinpo' and started to put headlines in its paper for the first time in Kansai.
434004. 1882: Naojiro studied Western-style paintings under Yuichi TAKAHASHI at Tenkai Gakusha.
434005. 1882: The library books were separated when Doshisha School of Law and Politics opened.
434006. 1883-Became independent as a temple of the Kegon sect.
434007. 1883: Died.
434008. 1883: He resigned as the chief of Tokyo Butsurigaku Koshujo.
434009. 1883: He was arrested for gambling and was jailed after sentenced a 10 months jail term in a trial.
434010. 1883: His achievement in the Restoration being recognized, he was raised to the peerage of Shoshichii (Senior Seventh Rank, and after he died he was promoted to Jugoi [Junior Fifth Rank]).
434011. 1883: Taikan, who became interested in the pictorial arts, studied under the painter Bunzaburo WATANABE.
434012. 1883: The Institute of Chinese and Japanese Medical Science (later Tokyo Onchi School) was founded with donations from members all over Japan.
434013. 1883: The Rules of the School were established.
434014. 1884 - Marquis.
434015. 1884 to 1886: 10 matches against Shuho MURASE (Shuei, Sen), 5-5
434016. 1884, born
434017. 1884: 'Examination Regulations on Practicing Medicine' and 'Regulations on Doctor Licenses' came into force.
434018. 1884: Chichibu Incident
434019. 1884: Dismissed from his positions at Nikko Toshogu and Ueno Toshogu Shrines.
434020. 1884: Gentaro TANAKA founded Kameoka Bank (currently Kameoka City Branch: Rakuraku So).
434021. 1884: Graduated from Ishikawa Normal Preparatory School.
434022. 1884: He became bedridden by brain fever.
434023. 1884: He took a leave of absence from his job at the Ministry of Finance.
434024. 1884: He was graduated from the Department of Political Science and Economics, the University of Tokyo.
434025. 1884: It was renamed as Seibu Daigakurin.
434026. 1884: Kyoto Shiga Shinpo was renamed 'Chugai Denpo.'
434027. 1884: When he was discharged, seven thousand people supposedly came to celebrate at his home in Shirakawa Village.
434028. 1884: he became the founding minister of Osaka-Kita Church.
434029. 1885: "The Dainihon Revised Tripitaka Compact Edition (大日本校訂大藏經縮刷藏本) (The Tripitaka in Compact Edition) (Tokyo Kokyo Shoin)" was published.
434030. 1885: 'Hinode shimbun' (Sunrise Newspaper) was issued as a sister newspaper of Chugai Denpo.
434031. 1885: Born in Tokyo.
434032. 1885: Entered the Buddhist priesthood.
434033. 1885: He became a member of the union of preservation of Tokyo Butsuri Gakko.
434034. 1885: He contributed the land of 297 square meters to Hyogo Prefecture to build Higashiyama Hibyoin (hospital dedicated to epidemic).
434035. 1885: He passed away in a hospital at Shimogyo Ward on March 19.
434036. 1885: It was reorganized as a branch school of a university, after which the Third Higher Middle School (Dai San Koto Chugakko) was established in 1886.
434037. 1885: Ownership of the farm was transferred to the private sector.
434038. 1885: The first graduation ceremony was held.
434039. 1886 to 1897: Name given to the University of Tokyo (established in 1877) that was the only university in Japan, based on the Imperial University Law
434040. 1886: "Earthquake and other Earth Movements"
434041. 1886: He became the chief of Weights and Measures Section of Public Works Bureau of Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce.
434042. 1887 - supply of 'preservation money' to kankoku heisha shrines until 1902 stipulated, expenses and government expenses for upkeep abolished.
434043. 1887: As the suppression of the Movement for Liberty and People's Rights grew more severe, Otojiro moved from Tokyo to Osaka and campaigned for anti-governmental speeches, and became involved in publication of a newspaper, calling himself Jiyu Doji (Child for Liberty), only to be often arrested.
434044. 1887: Doshisha Hospital and Kyoto Training School for Nurses were established as a part of the Medical School (Faculty of Medicine) plan.
434045. 1887: Doshisha Hospital and Kyoto Training School for Nurses were established to fulfill a plan to build a medical school (the medical department).
434046. 1887: He died.
434047. 1887: He returned to Japan from studying abroad.
434048. 1887: It merged with Tobu Daigakurin and founded Shugaku honko, while Seibu Sogakko became Koto Honka.
434049. 1887: Okayama Prefectural Medical School became the Third Higher Middle School Medical Faculty (Sakae-machi, Okayama City).
434050. 1887: She entered Kyoto Gagakko (Kyoto School of Drawing) and studied under Shonen SUZUKI, who was a member of the Shijo-ha School.
434051. 1887: The Doshisha Hospital and Kyoto Training School for Nurses were established.
434052. 1887: The first library (the present Yushukan) was completed.
434053. 1888 - priests of kankoku heisha shrines were abolished and positions of 'guji' (chief priest), negi (senior priest) and sakan (shrine official) were established.
434054. 1888: "The Goal in Establishing Doshisha University" was published in major newspapers and magazines.
434055. 1888: 'The Aim in Establishing Doshisha University' was published in major nationwide magazines and newspapers.
434056. 1888: Completed the Fourth High School (old-education-system) preparatory course.
434057. 1888: Doshisha Gakuin (preliminary facility, the regular facility and the facility of theology) was established merging Doshisha English School and Doshisha Preparatory School.
434058. 1888: He entered Architecture Department of Koshu School among its first class of students.
434059. 1888: He took an entrance examination at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts.
434060. 1888: Hoju Chugakko (a supplementary junior high school, the present Tokyo Metropolitan Toyama Senior High School) was established.
434061. 1888: Naojiro became a special member of 'Toyogakai' and introduced Western-style painting in its house organs.
434062. 1888: Seven villages of the Otagi district were merged into Kamigyo Ward, and two of the districts were merged into Shimogyo Ward.
434063. 1888: The Meiji palace is completed in Tokyo.
434064. 1888: Took on the job of the director of Tokyo Koten Kokyujo.
434065. 1888: he became the first Doctor of Medical Science of Tokyo University.
434066. 1889 - 1895: Akiyoshi YAMADA (the Minister of Justice)
434067. 1889 - Constitution of the Empire of Japan promulgated.
434068. 1889: A railroad replacing the ferry boat between Otsu and Nagahama was opened, which made the Tokaido Main Line opened.
434069. 1889: Became a Baron (April 1).
434070. 1889: Cabinet decided to set up the fourth naval district Chinjufu in Maizuru.
434071. 1889: Doshisha Gakuin was renamed Doshisha Preparatory School, and Doshisha Normal School and Doshisha Seminary.
434072. 1889: Fukuchiyama-cho was formed by the municipal system.
434073. 1889: He entered the Tokyo School of Fine Arts as a member of the inaugural class.
434074. 1889: He established Japan Steamer Company (three years later, it collapsed).
434075. 1889: He graduated from the Architecture Department of Koshu School.
434076. 1889: He was born in Nibuno, Tohori-mura, Kanzaki County, (present-day Nibuno, Himeji City), Hyogo Prefecture.
434077. 1889: It was ruled in the Imperial House Act that the 'Sokui no rei (enthronement ceremony)' and 'Daijosai' would be held in Kyoto.
434078. 1889: Kashida Village was established under the municipality system.
434079. 1889: Kyoto City (until 1898) was established.
434080. 1889: Maizuru town organization is established.
434081. 1889: Muko-cho merged with its neighboring five villages of Mozume, Terado, Morimoto, Kaide and Kamiueno.
434082. 1889: Naojiro opened the private art school 'Shobikan' in his art studio in Hongo.
434083. 1889: Nihon Law School (the present Nihon University) was established in the evening session.
434084. 1889: The six villages described below were established in the area of the present Minami Ward, through the Shisei Chosonsei (City System and Town and Village System Law).
434085. 1889: The three villages of Oyamazaki-mura, Enmyoji-mura and Shimoueno-mura were merged to form Oyamazaki-mura.
434086. 1889: Third Higher Middle School was relocated from Higashi-ku (present-day Chuo-ku), Osaka City to Kamigyo-ku (present-day Sakyo-ku), Kyoto City.
434087. 1889: Took on the job of the director of Tochigi Koten Kokyujo.
434088. 1890 - Imperial Rescript on Education issued.
434089. 1890: Dropped out of Fourth High School.
434090. 1890: He completed the construction of Lake Biwa Canal.
434091. 1890: He exhibited "Kiryu Kannon" in the Third Exhibition - History of Japanese Exhibitions.
434092. 1890: He was assigned to the audit department of the tax bureau.
434093. 1890: Joseph Hardy Neesima (Jo NIIJIMA) died.
434094. 1890: Joseph Hardy Neesima passed away.
434095. 1890: Lake Biwa Canal was completed.
434096. 1890: Seifu NAGAMATSU passed away.
434097. 1890: She submitted her work 'Shiki Bijin-zu' (lit. 'Paintings of Beautiful Women in Four Seasons') to the Third National Exposition and won the First Meritorious Award (She drew attention when her work was purchased by Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught, the third son of Victoria, Queen of England, who was visiting Japan).
434098. 1890: St. Francis Xavier Church (Kawaramachi Church) was built by La Societe des Missions Etrangeres de Paris.
434099. 1890: The Doshisha Harris Science School was established.
434100. 1890: The Lake Biwa Canal to supply water to Kyoto City opened.
434101. 1890: The School Corporation Kokugakuin University was established.
434102. 1890: The construction of the (first stage) Lake Biwa canal was completed.
434103. 1890: The father of the restoration of Yatsuhashi, the 12th family head Tameji, contributed to domestic and international exhibitions, and won several prizes.
434104. 1890: The first phase of construction of Lake Biwa Canal was completed.
434105. 1891: Doshisha School of Law and Politics was established.
434106. 1891: He became a private secretary of the Minister of Finance.
434107. 1891: He drew the cover and illustrations of the book containing Ogai MORI's 'Fumizukai' (The Courier).
434108. 1891: He established The Weights and Measures Act.
434109. 1891: He joined the Nippon Doboku Gaisha (Japan civil engineering company).
434110. 1891: He launched his shoseishibai (dramas to propagate ideas on liberty and people's rights) at the Unohi-za Theater in Sakai City.
434111. 1891: It became Shugaku honko Koto senmonka.
434112. 1891: Kokkan formed the imperial medical community with 3,000 fellows across the country.
434113. 1891: School of Politics and Law was established.
434114. 1891: The Doshisha School of Political Science and Law was established.
434115. 1891: The name of the old imperial palace in Kyoto was renamed the Kyoto Kogu.
434116. 1891: he became a member of the House of Peers.
434117. 1892 - raging debate arose over Kunitake KUME's treatise, 'Shinto is an outmoded remnant of heaven worship' (known as the Kunitake KUME incident).
434118. 1892: "The Great Earthquake of Japan" (joint authorship)
434119. 1892: Chugai Denpo ceased publication and only Hinode shimbun remained.
434120. 1892: He assumed the position of director (- 1896) of the Hokkaido Government Office (1886 - 1947).
434121. 1892: He entered government service in Naishoryo (Bureau of Skilled Artisans) of Kunaisho (Imperial Household Ministry).
434122. 1892: Kyoto Prefectural Nokai (agricultural association of Kyoto Prefecture; founded in October 1891) obtained approval from the Kyoto Prefectural Assembly to establish Agricultural Training Institute.
434123. 1892: Omoto-kyo (a new religion) started in Ayabe City.
434124. 1892: The Harris School of Science and Chemistry renamed the Doshisha Harris School of Science.
434125. 1892: The railway opened between Nara and Minatomachi, Osaka.
434126. 1892: he became the minister of Kyoto-Muromachi-cho Church.
434127. 1893 - Yasutsugu SHIGENO, who questioned the credibility and existence of retainers of the Southern Dynasty who appeared in "Taiheiki" (a 14th century historical epic), dismissed from his post as a member of the history editing committee of Tokyo Imperial University.
434128. 1893 - basic procedures of school events, such as 'bowing deeply to an imperial portrait,' 'celebrating the Emperor and Empress with cries of 'banzai,' 'respectful reading of the Imperial Rescript on Education,' and 'moral discourses by school principals.'
434129. 1893: Established the Logo for Doshisha.
434130. 1893: He resigned his government posts.
434131. 1893: He was appointed as the acting director of the audit bureau.
434132. 1893: In December, Kitakaze Store went bankrupt.
434133. 1893: It was established.
434134. 1893: New Zealand
434135. 1893: She studied under Bairei KONO.
434136. 1893: The Third Higher Middle School was elevated to status as the Third High School.
434137. 1893: The emblem of Doshisha was adopted.
434138. 1893: The first graduation ceremony of Kokugakuin University was held.
434139. 1894-1895 - Sino-Japanese War.
434140. 1894: Graduated from an elective course at the Tokyo University Department of Philosophy.
434141. 1894: He entered the Kobe Hospital.
434142. 1894: He entered the architecture department of Tokyo Imperial University after graduating Third Advanced Grade Junior High School.
434143. 1894: Kyoritsu Junior High School was renamed Johoku Junior High School and its jurisdiction was moved to Tokyo prefectural government.
434144. 1894: The 1100th anniversary of the establishment of the capital was held.
434145. 1895 - Heian-jingu Shrine built to commemorate 1100th anniversary of the transfer of national capital to Heian-kyo (Kyoto).
434146. 1895: 'Bill to Amend the Regulations on Doctor Licenses' submitted by Kampo doctors was rejected by a margin of 27 votes in the eighth Imperial Diet.
434147. 1895: Became a teacher of a branch school of Ishikawa Prefecture Noto Jinjo Chuggako (old-education-system junior high school) (April), and married to Kotomi TOKUDA (May).
434148. 1895: Died at the age of sixty-nine.
434149. 1895: He became an instructor at the Kyoto Prefectural School of Art and Crafts (the current Kyoto City University of Arts).
434150. 1895: He exhibited 'Suson Zanja' in the Fourth National Industrial Exhibition.
434151. 1895: Imperial Museum of Nara (present-day Nara National Museum) was inaugurated.
434152. 1895: On December 5, he died as a stranger in Tokyo (his age at death was 62).
434153. 1895: She started studying under Seiho TAKEUCHI after the death of Bairei.
434154. 1895: Street cars (of Kyoto City Trams), first in Japan, were operated using the electric power generated in the Keage power station based on the Lake Biwa canal.
434155. 1895: The Heian Jingu Shrine was built.
434156. 1896 - 'Jingikan restoration resolution' passed through both the Houses of Parliament the first time, but was abandoned when revision of the unequal treaties took precedence.
434157. 1896 - 1909: Takayuki SASAKI (Councilor of the Privy Council)
434158. 1896: 10 matches against Senji ISHII (Ishii, Sen), 8-2
434159. 1896: After the demise of Emperor Meiji, he dedicated/sold out his domain to the Imperial Household Ministry.
434160. 1896: Doshisha Normal School renamed Doshisha Normal High School.
434161. 1896: He accepted the position of assistant professor at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts.
434162. 1896: He enrolled in a Philosophy course at Tokyo Imperial University.
434163. 1896: He opened the Kawakamiza in Kanda, Tokyo City (Chiyoda Ward).
434164. 1896: He was baronized for his services in Meiji Restoration.
434165. 1896: He was born the first son to an elementary school teacher, Tanisuke MURAYAMA, and his wife Tama in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
434166. 1896: He was invited to Kuwabara Sei Kogyo Jimusho (Sei KUWABARA Industrial Office) and worked under Hanroku YAMAGUCHI.
434167. 1896: Lecturer of Fourth Higher School (old-education-system).
434168. 1896: The General School was renamed as the Doshisha Higher General School.
434169. 1896: The seminary was divided into Sinshu University and Shinshu Takakura Daigakuryo.
434170. 1897 - 1899: 31,111 yen
434171. 1897: 10 matches against Sanei YASUI (Sanei, Sen ai sen), 6-4
434172. 1897: Doshisha Normal High School, Doshisha School of Law and Politics and Doshisha Harris School of Science were reorganized to School of Literature, Doshisha Higher Division, School of Politics and Law, Doshisha Higher Division, and Harris School of Science, Doshisha Higher Division, respectively.
434173. 1897: Generic name of the universities established based on the Imperial University Law
434174. 1897: He exhibited 'Kaihin Fukei' in the Eighth Meiji Art Society Exhibition.
434175. 1897: He graduated from the Department of Engineering at Tokyo University.
434176. 1897: He graduated the architecture department of Tokyo Imperial University.
434177. 1897: He married Fumiko TAKIZAWA.
434178. 1897: He moved from Okazaki-cho, Nukata County, Aichi Prefecture to Kodakasa-mura, Tosa County (present Kochi City), Kochi Prefecture.
434179. 1897: He was appointed as the director of the audit bureau of the Ministry of Finance.
434180. 1897: Hinode shimbun was renamed 'Kyoto Hinode shimbun.'
434181. 1897: Increased interest Zen meditation and studied under Zen masters Setsumon, Tekisui, Koshu and Kokan.
434182. 1897: Kanjun URABE became the first dean of Shinshu Daigaku.
434183. 1897: Kyoto Imperial University (Kyoto University) was established.
434184. 1897: Kyoto National Museum and Kyoto University were established.
434185. 1897: M. F. Denton established Demachi Kindergarten.
434186. 1897: Maizuru Yosai hohei daitai (Garrison Artillery) was deployed in Maizuru.
434187. 1897: The new 10-yen coins (standard coins) were issued.
434188. 1898: "Seismology"
434189. 1898: He took an engineer post at the Kyoto Prefectural government.
434190. 1898: He was appointed as Vice-Minister of Finance.
434191. 1898: In March and August he ran for the general election of members of the House of Representatives and the list of the general election of members of the House of Representatives, but failed in both of them.
434192. 1898: Kyoto Prefecture (until 1898) was divided, and Kyoto Prefecture started as an autonomous body covering a wider area, and Kyoto City as a basic autonomous body.
434193. 1898: Shugaku honko was divided, while the Buddhism Main Specialized Department became Jodo-shu Senmon Gakuin and was relocated to a temporary school in Hyakumanben-san.
434194. 1898: Tenshin OKAKURA resigned from his position as principal of the Tokyo School of Fine Arts.
434195. 1898: The 2nd 10 matches against Sanei YASUI (Sanei, Sen, 4-0 up to the 4th match, Sen ni sen [1st move in 2 matches and a two-stone-handicap in 1 match]), 8-2
434196. 1898: The Happon School was renamed to the Honmon Hokke Sect.
434197. 1898: The first generation Kyoto Prefectural Library opened.
434198. 1898: The institute was authorized as the incorporated foundation Koten Kokyujo, and Kokugakuin and Nihon Law School were separated as the incorporated foundation Kokugakuin and the incorporated foundation Nihon Law School respectively.
434199. 1898: The municipal system of Nara City was implemented.
434200. 1898: The twentieth Infantry Regiment of the Imperial Japanese Army is stationed.
434201. 1899 - Amaterasu Omikami (the Sun Goddess), Sanshu no Jingi (Three Imperial Regalia), and tensonkorin (the descent to earth of the grandson of the sun goddess) added to history textbooks.
434202. 1899 - unequal treaties revised, and the need to take into account western powers decreased.
434203. 1899, 15 years old
434204. 1899: Born in Kaminobori-cho, Hiroshima City as the first son of Ichimatsu TESHIMA, waki-kata (a supporting actor) of Takayasu-ryu school, and grown up in the Miyajima-cho.
434205. 1899: Built a country house (tonari-so) in Oiso.
434206. 1899: Business of training Shinto priests was assigned to the institute.
434207. 1899: He became Manager and Deputy Director of Yamaguchi Hanroku Jimusho (Hanroku YAMAGUCHI Office).
434208. 1899: He became a member of the House of Peers (- 1912).
434209. 1899: He graduated from Tokyo Imperial University.
434210. 1899: He was granted the degree of Doctor of Laws.
434211. 1899: He went to the United States and gave performances there.
434212. 1899: His first daughter was born.
434213. 1899: Komon school of the Nichiren Sect changes its name to Nichiren Honmon Sect (Honmon Sect).
434214. 1899: Professor of Yamaguchi High School (old-education-system) (formerly Kyuyamako) (March), professor of Fourth High School (In July, he taught psychology, logic, ethics and German), practiced Zen meditation under a Zen master Garyusan Setsumon.
434215. 1899: Shinshu University was approved under the Private School Ordinance.
434216. 1899: The Honmon Hokke Sect granted the posthumous go (Buddhist title) of Nissen Shonin.
434217. 18:00 '17:30' (11:30) Get aboard on the yakata-bune boat from the Inuyama-bashi Bridge at the right bank of the river.
434218. 18th Emperor Hanzei, Hinoto-Ushi (437)
434219. 18th according to "Shinsen-gumi Ibun," etc.), Shinsen-gumi held a party at Shimabara Sumi-ya Geisha House with all of the Geishas attending.
434220. 18th book/ 19th book/ 20th book/ 21st book: 1836
434221. 18th century: It was transmitted to southern Siberia (Tibetan Buddhism)
434222. 18th of every month except for February and June: Kannon fair
434223. 19 Hino Nishi Omichi-cho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
434224. 19 Kiridoguchi: A small entrance that Jiuta in Noh and actors in performing arts other than Noh use.
434225. 19 Zen temple calligraphic frames and plates
434226. 19 is the important number in the study of calendars, and both the solar and lunar calendars take 19 years to complete a full circle.
434227. 19 members.
434228. 19 volumes Ruiju Utaawase (Record of a poetry contest)
434229. 19-9 Miyauchi-cho, Omihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture
434230. 19. Fuchu-shuku Station (Aoi Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture)
434231. 19. Hosshikudokuhon
434232. 19. Love
434233. 19. Shoren-in Temple: Awadaguchisanjobo-cho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City
434234. 19. Zhu Maichen
434235. 190 Kumogahata-Nakahata-cho, Kita Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture.
434236. 1900 - Ministry of Home Affairs' Bureau of Shrines and Temples split into Bureau of Shrines and Bureau of Religions.
434237. 1900 - Taiwan-jingu Shrine (a kanpei-taisha, or major Imperial shrine) built in Taipei, Taiwan, which was then a Japanese colony.
434238. 1900, 16 years old
434239. 1900: 10 matches against Junichi KARIGANE (Karigane, Ni Sen ni [1st move in 1 match and a two-stone-handicap in 2 matches])
434240. 1900: Demachi Kindergarten was renamed as Imadegawa Kindergarten.
434241. 1900: Established a private school called Sansanjuku with colleagues Mitake and Sugimori where he and guided students.
434242. 1900: He became the Construction Sub-section Manager of Sanyo Railway Company, Ltd.
434243. 1900: He dropped out from graduate school and became an associate professor at Tokyo University.
434244. 1900: He lived in 58 Miyagaki-cho, Kojinguchi-agaru, Teramachi Street, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City.
434245. 1900: He performed at the Paris World Exposition (1900).
434246. 1900: He was born in a family of a kirikane craftsmen under the patronage of Nishi Hongan-ji Temple in Kyoto and his real name was Yugoro.
434247. 1900: He went back to Nagoya.
434248. 1900: Reiten Chosakai (a board of investigation on rituals) was established.
434249. 1901 - 105 Kansai Shokonsha shrines established and maintained with national expenditure.
434250. 1901, 17 years old
434251. 1901, he was a founding member of Japan Women's University.
434252. 1901: College of Medicine was transformed into Okayama University.
434253. 1901: He published "Outline of History of Western Philosophy."
434254. 1901: He traveled to Europe to study designs (until 1903).
434255. 1901: He was born in Horikawa Nishi-iru, Kamitachiuri Street, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City.
434256. 1901: It was relocated to Shishigatani.
434257. 1901: Maizuru Chinju-fu is installed in Higashi Maizuru
434258. 1901: Maizuru Chinju-fu opened.
434259. 1901: Negotiation began on October 16.
434260. 1901: Operations were started.
434261. 1901: Received the title of Sunshin Koji from a Zen master Setsumon.
434262. 1901: Shinshu University was relocated to Sugamo, Tokyo.
434263. 1902, 18 years old
434264. 1902: "Manjizo"　(Kyoto Zokyo Shoin) was published.
434265. 1902: 3 courses were set up under Teachers Department, namely Japanese, Chinese and History.
434266. 1902: Australia
434267. 1902: He became the first president of the Industrial Bank of Japan (he had been at this position until 1913).
434268. 1902: He was born in Kyoto.
434269. 1902: It was renamed as Shiritsu Kogi Shingon-shu Sogo Koto Chugakko (Private Kogi Shingon-shu Sogo Higher Middle School).
434270. 1902: She gave birth to her first son, Shintaro (Shoko).
434271. 1902: Shimogyo Ward absorbed part of the Kadono district.
434272. 1902: The Anglo-Japanese Alliance was concluded on January 30.
434273. 1903, 19 years old
434274. 1903: He died at the age of 55.
434275. 1903: He finished Dohda Nursery School (present Kyoto Municipal Dohda Kindergarten) and entered Kyoto Municipal Kasuga Elementary School.
434276. 1903: He returned to Japan and became a professor of Kyoto Handicraft High School (current Kyoto Institute of Technology).
434277. 1903: His wife Fumiko died.
434278. 1903: It was approved under the Professional School Act.
434279. 1903: Maizuru Navy Arsenal was opened.
434280. 1903: Practiced Zen meditation under Zen master Kohoan Koshu of Daitoku-ji Temple in Kyoto, responded to koan (a method to learn the secrets of Zen by providing questions to a person seeking the secrets) and received authorization.
434281. 1903: She moved to Kurumayacho-Oike.
434282. 1903: The hospital was reorganized as Kyoto Prefectural Medical School under the Medical School Ordinance.
434283. 1903: he became the first honorary professor of Tokyo University.
434284. 1904, 20 years old
434285. 1904: Doshisha Divinity School and Doshisha College were established in accordance with the Acts of Colleges.
434286. 1904: Doshisha Seminary, School of Literature, Doshisha Higher Division and Harris School of Science, Doshisha Higher Division were merged by Acts of Colleges, and Doshisha Technical School was established by the Acts of Colleges.
434287. 1904: Entered Tokyo Fourth Prefectural Middle School (present Tokyo Metropolitan Toyama High School), graduated first top of the science department of Daiichi High School (the first old-education-system high school), and entered the college of science at Tokyo University.
434288. 1904: He resigned his post at the Kyoto Prefectural government.
434289. 1904: He went to New York on the advice of Tenshin OKAKURA.
434290. 1904: It became Jodo-shu Daigakuin Bunko.
434291. 1904: It became a Jodo-shu Daigaku Bunko and founded the Department of Professional Studies.
434292. 1904: Made a debut, playing kokata (child's part in a Noh dance) in "Kurama Tengu" (Tengu [long-nosed goblin] of Mt. Kurama).
434293. 1904: School of Theology and senmon gakko (professional school) were established under the Senmon Gakko (professional school) Ordinance.
434294. 1904: Shinshu University was approved under the Professional School Ordinance.
434295. 1904: Tatsuaki KURODA was born as the son of Japanese lacquer artist Kamekichi KURODA.
434296. 1904: The Russo-Japanese War broke out.
434297. 1904: The Russo-Japanese War started.
434298. 1904: The institute was approved as a vocational school under the prewar education system.
434299. 1905 - Born in Kyoto
434300. 1905, 21 years old
434301. 1905: 'Dai-Nippon Butoku Kai' (Great Japan Federation of Martial Arts) founded 'Bujutsu Kyoin Yosei-jo' (training school for martial arts coaches), in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture.
434302. 1905: He took an engineer post at Kyushu Railway Corporation.
434303. 1905: He went to London, England.
434304. 1905: Nango Weir (present Setagawa Weir) was completed.
434305. 1905: Practiced Zen meditation under Zen master Zuiun at Kokutai-ji Temple in Toyama Prefecture.
434306. 1905: School song was established.
434307. 1905: The Russo-Japanese War ended.
434308. 1905: They started to sell at a stall at Shichijo Station, the predecessor of Kyoto Station, and earned a reputation.
434309. 1906 - 1913: 405,917 yen
434310. 1906 - Ministry of Home Affairs' Bureau of Shinto Shrines started to merge shrines, abolishing 70,000 of about 200,000 shrines so that, until 1914, there was one shrine in each village.
434311. 1906, 22 years old
434312. 1906: Doshisha Hospital and the Kyoto Training School for Nurses were abolished.
434313. 1906: Finland
434314. 1906: He graduated from Himeji Junior High School (under the prewar education system), which is present-day Hyogo Prefectural Himeji Nishi Senior High School.
434315. 1906: He remarried Naoko ENDO.
434316. 1907, 23 years old
434317. 1907: He established Kobe Kenchiku Jimusho (Kobe Building Office) (later Shidara Kenchiku Komusho [Shidara Building Company]).
434318. 1907: He retired from the post and established Dainihon Doryoko Kabushikigaisya (Metrological company of the Great Empire of Japan).
434319. 1907: His father died.
434320. 1907: It became the Religious University, Extension Campus.
434321. 1907: It established the Religious University, Extension Campus Rokkeikai (the present students' association and alumni reunion).
434322. 1907: The Triple Entente was formed between Britain, Russia and France.
434323. 1907: The sixteenth army division (of the Japanese army) was established in Fukakusa.
434324. 1908 (3y.o.) - Introduced to Yachiyo INOUE the 3 rd
434325. 1908 - 1908: Prince Takedanomiya Tsunehisa
434326. 1908 - 1924: Prince Kitashirakawa Naruhisa (the younger brother of Takedanomiya)
434327. 1908, 24 years old
434328. 1908: Doshisha College Song was adopted.
434329. 1908: Established the college song.
434330. 1908: Graduated from the department of philosophy of Tokyo Imperial University.
434331. 1908: He held an additional position of temporal architect of the Ministry of Finance.
434332. 1908: He published "Origin of Christianity."
434333. 1908: He succeeded as a promoter and opened the Teikoku-za Theater, a Western-style theater, at present-day 4-chome, Kitahama, Chuo Ward, Osaka City.
434334. 1908: He took an engineer post at Kantototokufu (Japan's Guandong Governor-General Office).
434335. 1908: The city held groundbreaking ceremonies for three big projects: road extension and the construction of the Kyoto City Trams, the second construction phase of Lake Biwa Canal, and the construction of the water-supply system.
434336. 1909, 25 years old
434337. 1909, he acquired the opportunity to receive guidance from Pierre-Auguste RENOIR.
434338. 1909: "Shoen Bijin Gafu" (picture book of beautiful women painted by Shoen) was published.
434339. 1909: Became a professor at Gakushuin University (July), and a lecturer at Nihon University (October).
434340. 1909: He graduated from First Higher School (under the prewar education system).
434341. 1909: He graduated from the elementary School attached to the Normal School of Kyoto Prefecture (present Kyoto Primary School, attached to Kyoto University of Education) and entered the Kyoto Prefectural Daiichi Junior High School (present Kyoto Prefectural Rakuhoku High School).
434342. 1909: He graduated from the graduate school of Tokyo Imperial University.
434343. 1909: Moved to Kuromon-Nakadachiuri.
434344. 1909: Shinto Priest Training Department was established
434345. 1909: The Saiden (rice fields for cultivating rice plants for deities) where the Daijosai is held, names were changed from east and south areas to Yuki and west and north areas to Suki in the Tokyoku-rei (former Imperial House Law) (Abolished in 1947)
434346. 1909: The Sino-Japanese Agreement on Manchuria and Jiandao was signed on September 4.
434347. 1909: he resigned from the office of minister.
434348. 1910 - 1910: Akimasa YOSHIKAWA
434349. 1910, 26 years old
434350. 1910: Became a lecturer at Buzan University (present Taisho University) (April), and assistant professor of the literature department of Kyoto Imperial University (August, Ethics).
434351. 1910: He left for China.
434352. 1910: Jintan began to place boards showing the name of each town in Kyoto City.
434353. 1910: The 1200th Anniversary Festival of Nara Heijo-kyo Capital was held.
434354. 1910: The second Russo-Japanese Agreement was signed on July 4.
434355. 1910: a female and a male lion were born, the first time in Japan.
434356. 1911 (13 years old)
434357. 1911 - 1918: Naohiro NABESHIMA (the former lord of Saga Domain)
434358. 1911, 27 years old
434359. 1911: 'Bujutsu Kyoin Yosei-jo' (training school for martial arts coaches) was renamed 'Butoku Gakko'(Martial Arts School).
434360. 1911: Became a lecturer at Shinshu Otani University (present Otani University).
434361. 1911: Conducted a service commemorating the 650th year since the death of sect founder Shinran Shonin.
434362. 1911: Debuted as a priest role in 'Tadanobu.'
434363. 1911: He became a consultant for the Osaka Tochi Tatemono Gaisha (Osaka Land and Building Company), and took part in the Shin Sekai Amusement Grounds Plan.
434364. 1911: He fell down on the stage and died.
434365. 1911: It was reorganized as a senmon gakko (professional school), and four faculties consisting of School of Theology, Faculty of English Teaching, Faculty of Higher Commerce (Faculty of Commerce, as of now) and Faculty of Political Science and Economics were established.
434366. 1911: Passage of the Universal Manhood Suffrage Act at the House of Representatives, Xinhai Revolution in China
434367. 1911: Reorganized as a technical school and established four facilities, Faculty of Theology, Faculty of English Teaching, Advanced Faculty of Commerce (current Faculty of Commerce) and Faculty of Politics and Economics.
434368. 1911: Shinshu University and Shinshu Takakura Daigakuryo were integrated and renamed as Shinshu Otani University.
434369. 1911: The 'Sanyu Club,' which was the forerunner of Kyogoku Toho, was founded.
434370. 1911: Xinhai Revolution broke out.
434371. 1912, 28 years old
434372. 1912: "Dainihon Zokuzo-kyo Sutra "(Nihon Zokyo-in) was completed.
434373. 1912: 'Butoku Gakko' (Marial Arts School) was renamed 'Bujutsu Senmon Gakko' (Vocational Training School of Martial Arts).
434374. 1912: 'Kyoto Yukan shimbun' was launched.
434375. 1912: Adopted by Yoriji TAKAHASHI.
434376. 1912: Became a lecturer at Kyoto Higher School of Design (current Kyoto Institute of Technology).
434377. 1912: Doshisha Technical School and Doshisha Seminary were abolished.
434378. 1912: Doshisha University (Preparatory School, School of Theology, Faculty of Political Science and Economics, and Department of English) and the Advanced Course of Doshisha Girls' School (the departments of English and Home Economics) were approved under the Acts of Colleges.
434379. 1912: Doshisha University (School of Theology, Faculty of Political Science and Economics and Department of English) was established under the Senmon Gakko (professional school) Ordinance.
434380. 1912: Emperor Meiji died.
434381. 1912: Established.
434382. 1912: He assumed the position of Privy Councilor.
434383. 1912: He graduated from the department of philosophy in the College of Literature, Tokyo Imperial University, and then entered the graduate school of Tokyo Imperial University.
434384. 1912: Honmon Hokke Sect granted the posthumous title of Nissen Daisojo (a Buddhist priest of the highest order).
434385. 1912: It established Koto Gakuin under the Professional School Act, and became independent from Religious University (Religious University became Taisyo University in 1926).
434386. 1912: Japan's first participation in the Olympic games (in Stockholm), Sinking of the passenger boat 'Titanic'
434387. 1912: More books were moved to other shelves because some areas of the library were changed into classrooms.
434388. 1912: The Keage Purification Plant was completed.
434389. 1912: The Republic of China was founded.
434390. 1912: The extensive main garden (Chisen Kaiyushiki Teien Garden) was constructed by Jihei OGAWA.
434391. 1913 - Ministry of Home Affairs' Bureau of Shinto Shrines transferred to Ministry of Education.
434392. 1913, 29 years old
434393. 1913: Became a lecturer at the department of science of Tohoku Imperial University.
434394. 1913: Became a professor (religious studies) at the literature department of Kyoto Imperial University (August) and a doctor of literature (December).
434395. 1913: He became the president of Chugai Shogyo Shimpo (present-day Nikkei Inc.).
434396. 1913: He began to visit Soseki NATSUME's Soseki Sanbo (a house where Soseki stayed in his later years) through an acquaintance.
434397. 1913: He started working in Sano shop of Nishijin textile manufacture after graduating from Kyoto City Seiitsu elementary school.
434398. 1913: His wife Naoko died.
434399. 1913: It was renamed as Bukkyo Professional School.
434400. 1913: The University was relocated to its present site.
434401. 1913: The first constitution protection movement
434402. 1913: To grow out to be shite-kata (a principal actor) formally, he became an apprentice to the Kongo family of Kyoto.
434403. 1914 - 1926: 99,590 yen
434404. 1914 nen 1919 nen Sekai Taisen-shi (History of World War in 1914-1919), Fuzanbo, 1919
434405. 1914, 30 years old
434406. 1914: Became a disciple of Kenzo KONDO.
434407. 1914: Dismissed from the religious studies course and appointed to the first course of philosophy and history of philosophy.
434408. 1914: He graduated from the Kyoto Prefectural Daiichi Junior High School and became a research student at the Nihon Bijutsuin (the Japan Art Institute) in Tokyo.
434409. 1914: Japan declared war against the German Empire on July 13 to participate in World War I.
434410. 1914: Osaka Electric Tramway (present-day Kintetsu Nara Line) began operating between Uehonmachi Station in Osaka and Nara Station.
434411. 1914: Outbreak of World War I, Japan's proclamation of war against Germany
434412. 1914: She set up an atelier in Ainomachi-Takeyamachi.
434413. 1914: The old kuri (priests' living quarters), hojo (an abbot's chamber) and kyakuden (a reception hall) were burned down.
434414. 1914: The start of the school year was changed to April.
434415. 1914: Together with the start up of operations at Tokyo Station, the taxi business started in the station yard.
434416. 1915 poems in total were collected in the anthology (although the exact number of the poems differs among the existing manuscripts).
434417. 1915, 31 years old
434418. 1915-Performed the service to celebrate the rstored Great Buddha Hall.
434419. 1915: Denmark, Iceland
434420. 1915: He became the president of the Railway Bureau (he had been at this position until 1916).
434421. 1915: His work 'Kanna to Shojo' (Cannas and a Young Girl) was given an award at the 2nd Nihon Bijutsuin exhibition.
434422. 1915: Japan made the Twenty-one Demands on China.
434423. 1915: Made his debut as kokata (child's role in Noh dance) in "Kurama Tengu" (an imaginary hero in Japanese period dramas and novels, literally, a long-nosed goblin that was believed to live in Mt. Kurama).
434424. 1915: Performed shite in 'Kikujido' (The Boy with Chrysanthemums) for the first time.
434425. 1915: The Sokui no rei (enthronement ceremony) and Daijosai are held in Kyoto.
434426. 1915: The enthronement ceremony of the Emperor Taisho was held.
434427. 1915: The second library (the present Keimeikan west building) was completed.
434428. 1915: There was a performance commemorating the accession of Emperor Taisho.
434429. 1915: Twenty-one Demands by Japan against China
434430. 1915: Yobo-ji once again abolishes its Buddhist statues.
434431. 1916 (18 years old)
434432. 1916, 32 years old
434433. 1916: He died.
434434. 1916: He served as a member of a committee for preserving the wall art of Horyu-ji Temple.
434435. 1916: He was appointed president of Hochi Shinbun (Newspaper).
434436. 1916: Kuri was rebuilt.
434437. 1916: Kyoto Yukan shimbun was renamed 'Kansai Nichinichi shimbun' (Kansai Everyday Newspaper).
434438. 1916: Soseki and his father-in-law Saburo TAKASE died.
434439. 1916: The 'Sanyu Club' re-opened under the name the 'Sanyu Theater' in 1916, having burnt down in 1916 (it later closed down in 1945).
434440. 1916: The fourth Russo-Japanese Agreement was signed on July 3.
434441. 1916: Translated Henri Poincar?'s "La Valeur de la Science" (The Value of Science) into Japanese.
434442. 1917, 33 years old
434443. 1917: After working as an instructor at Tokyo Imperial University, he became a professor at Kyoto Imperial University.
434444. 1917: Closed temporarily.
434445. 1917: He launched the sake brewing business.
434446. 1917: His work 'Kojiki to Onna' (A Beggar and a Woman) was given an award at the 4th Nihon Bijutsuin exhibition.
434447. 1917: It was divided into two schools and renamed Shingon-shu Kyoto University (which became Syuchiin University) and Shingon-shu Kyoto Middle School.
434448. 1917: Outbreak of the Russian Revolution and the publication of 'relativistic cosmology' by Albert EINSTEIN
434449. 1917: Sold his villa (tonari-so) in Oiso to Shigeaki IKEDA.
434450. 1917: Soviet Union
434451. 1917: The 42 employees who went on a trip for an excursion to Tokyo were killed by the flu.
434452. 1917: The Russian Revolution broke out.
434453. 1917: The rules for the Doshisha library were established.
434454. 1918, 34 years old
434455. 1918: Canada, Germany
434456. 1918: Graduated from Asakusaseibi Higher Elementary School.
434457. 1918: He became a principal of Nagoya Higher Technical School (current Nagoya Institute of Technology).
434458. 1918: He submitted 'Jumoku' (Trees), 'Jigazo' (Self-portrait), 'Kujukuri no Hama' (The Shore of Kujukuri), 'Otoko no Shusaku' (A Man's Study) and two other paintings to the 4th Nihon Bijutsuin shisaku (trial piece) exhibition and received an Encouragement Prize.
434459. 1918: Kyoto City purchased Kyoto Electric Railway Co., Ltd.
434460. 1918: Played as shite in "Iwafune" (a boat-like rock) for the first time.
434461. 1918: Received a doctorate in literature for his study of mathematical philosophy from Kyoto Imperial University.
434462. 1918: Shimogyo Ward absorbed Ouchi-mura and Shichijo-mura in Kadono-gun and part of Higashikujo-mura and Kamitoba-mura to the north of Jujo-dori Street in Kii-gun.
434463. 1918: Siberian Intervention, rice riots, promulgation of University Act (Daigaku Rei), and the Spanish flu pandemic
434464. 1918: Sogai-mura was incorporated into Fukuchiyama-cho.
434465. 1918: The Doshisha office organization was established, and it was determined that a chief librarian and librarians were needed.
434466. 1918: The Siberia Intervention was conducted.
434467. 1919 (14y.o.) ? Accredited master
434468. 1919 - 1919: Hisamoto HIJIKATA (the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, the Minister of Imperial Household)
434469. 1919 - 1920: Eitaro KOMATSUBARA (the former Minister of Education)
434470. 1919 - Chosen-jingu Shrine (a kanpei-taisha) was built in Korea, which was then a Japanese colony.
434471. 1919 : License for the line was granted.
434472. 1919, 35 years old
434473. 1919: 'Bujutsu Senmon Gakko' (Vocational Training School of Martial Arts) was renamed 'Budo Senmon Gakko' (Vocational Training School of Martial Arts).
434474. 1919: Austria, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden
434475. 1919: Became an assistant professor at the department of literature of Kyoto Imperial University with the assistance of Kitaro NISHIDA.
434476. 1919: Department of English renamed Faculty of Letters, and Faculty of Politics and Economics renamed Faculty of Law.
434477. 1919: Ethics course was set up.
434478. 1919: The Paris Peace Conference was held.
434479. 1919: the Paris Peace Conference, deployment of Kwantung Army (Japanese armed forces in Manchukuo), and the formation of Falange by Benito MUSSOLINI
434480. 1920 (22 years old)
434481. 1920 - 1925: Kitokuro ICHIKI (Councilor of the Privy Council, the former Minister of Education and Minister of Home Affairs)
434482. 1920, 36 years old
434483. 1920: 'Kaita no Utaeru' (Thus Sings Kaita) (ARS publishing company) was published.
434484. 1920: Doshisha University was approved under the University Ordinance.
434485. 1920: Establishment of the League of Nations (Empire of Japan' participation as a permanent member), Treaty of Versailles, the stock plunge and the post war depression
434486. 1920: He became a lecturer at Toyo University.
434487. 1920: He constructed his company's own shuzo (sake warehouses) at Kami-itabashi-cho, Fushimi Ward.
434488. 1920: He established Yamaguchi Textile Factory of Higashi Senbon-cho, Teranouchi Agaru Nisiiru, Omiya Street, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City.
434489. 1920: He graduated in design from Kyoto-shiritsu Bijutsu Kogei Gakko (Kyoto Municipal School of Arts and Crafts) the present Kyoto City University of Arts.
434490. 1920: He served as a Professor of Architecture of Kyoto Imperial University (until 1932).
434491. 1920: It was raised to the first University in Kansai area by the University Ordinance.
434492. 1920: Kansai Nichinichi shimbun was renamed 'Kyoto Nichinichi shimbun' (Kyoto Everyday Newspaper).
434493. 1920: The school was promoted to University by the Acts of Colleges, and it was the first in the Kansai area.
434494. 1920: The second main building of the library (present main building of Keimeikan) was completed.
434495. 1920: United States
434496. 1921 : Company name was changed from the original name Hokutan Keiben Railway to Hokutan Railway.
434497. 1921, 37 years old
434498. 1921: 'Kaita no Utaeru Sonogo' (Thus Sings Kaita Continued' and 'Kaita Gashu' (Collection of Kaita's Paintings) (ARS publishing company) were published.
434499. 1921: Assassination of the prime minister Takashi HARA at Tokyo Station, the Washington Conference (1922) (conclusion of the Four-Power Treaty by Japan, England, France and the United States), Adolf Hitler's becoming the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party, the first congress of the Chinese Communist Party
434500. 1921: Daigaku-bu (the university department) was abolished.
434501. 1921: He was awarded his first prize at Teiten for his work "Quiet Garden Welcoming Autumn."
434502. 1921: Heijo Palace Site was designated as a historic site.
434503. 1921: Komori school founded (present-day Meitoku Gakuen educational corporation)
434504. 1921: Rakuhoku Jidosha Co., Ltd., was founded.
434505. 1921: The Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine was founded under the University Ordinance.
434506. 1921: The abrogation of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance was decided by the Four-Power Treaty between Japan, the US, France and Britain.
434507. 1921: The first library was renamed Yushukan.
434508. 1921: graduated from Gagaku (ancient Japanese court dance and music) Training Institute of the Imperial Household Ministry.
434509. 1922 - 1953: Kyoto Shiko (紫郊, meaning "purple suburbs") Club
434510. 1922 - 1995 (From the inauguration to the Japan Football League days)
434511. 1922, 38 years old
434512. 1922: Doshisha University was reorganized as a professional school under the Acts of Colleges.
434513. 1922: Foundation of the Soviet Union, formation of the Japanese Communist Party, Dr. Albert EINSTEIN's visit to Japan
434514. 1922: He became a professor at Hosei University.
434515. 1922: Renamed Doshisha Technical School and reorganized by the Acts of Colleges and established the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of English Teaching, the Advanced Faculty of Commerce, and the Faculty of Politics and Economics.
434516. 1922: Studied in Germany where he interacted with Edmund Gustav Albrecht Husserl and Martin Heidegger.
434517. 1922: The Ministry of Interior designated Maizuru West Port as a designated port.
434518. 1923 - Became an instructor at the Yasaka Nyokouba School Dance Department.
434519. 1923, 39 years old
434520. 1923: According to the Washington Naval Treaty, Maizuru Chinjufu was downgraded to an echelon naval port.
434521. 1923: Appointed as an assistant professor of Kyoto Prefectural University.
434522. 1923: Assumed a lecturer at Toyo Musical School.
434523. 1923: Established the Department of Law within Faculty of Law.
434524. 1923: He resigned his engineer post at Kantototokufu voluntarily and took a temporary position at Osaka Electric Exhibition.
434525. 1923: Otani University (Faculty of Letters) was opened under the former University Ordinance, and Shinshu Otani University was reorganized as a professional school.
434526. 1923: Relocated to Hikawaura goryochi (an Imperial estate) in Shibuya together with Kokugakuin University
434527. 1923: St Agnes Church was organized
434528. 1923: The Great Kanto Earthquake, Amakasu Incident
434529. 1923: The alliance lapsed on August 17.
434530. 1924 (26 years old)
434531. 1924 - Eijiro INOUE assumes the position of president.
434532. 1924, 40 years old
434533. 1924: KURODA was impressed with Kanjiro KAWAI's speech and became a member of the Mingei (folk crafts) movement lead by people such as KAWAI and Soetsu YANAGI.
434534. 1924: The second constitution protection movement, wedding of Prince Hirohito (later Emperor Showa)
434535. 1925 - 1930: Prince Kuninomiya Kuniyoshi (General of the Army)
434536. 1925, 41 years old
434537. 1925: "Kyoto Imperial University Press" was first published.
434538. 1925: Assumed a professor of Music Department of the Imperial Household.
434539. 1925: Failure of mining operations on the Korean Peninsula resulted in the disruption of Higashi Hongan-ji Temple's finances for which he took responsibility and retired, passing his position of Hossu onto his eldest son Kocho OTANI.
434540. 1925: He became a member of the House of Peers and auditor of the Bank of Taiwan, and he kept these positions until he died.
434541. 1925: He became an assitant professor at Kyoto Imperial University.
434542. 1925: He studied under his brother and started kirikane.
434543. 1925: His wife Kotomi died (January).
434544. 1925: It was formed as 'Student Institutes Press Division' and held office in the clock tower.
434545. 1925: Made his debut at the scene of Hanami (cherry blossom viewing) in "Kurama Tengu."
434546. 1925: Performed 'Dojoji' (Dojo-ji Temple).
434547. 1925: The official proclamation of Public Peace Preservation Act and Universal Manhood Suffrage Act
434548. 1925: The term Doga first appeared.
434549. 1926 (28 years old)
434550. 1926 - 1933: Kazuyuki EKI (Councilor of the Privy Council, the former Minister of Education)
434551. 1926 - License issued on November 25th.
434552. 1926 to the end of the war
434553. 1926, 42 years old
434554. 1926: Established a Theology Major and an Ethics Major in the School of Theology within the Faculty of Letters.
434555. 1926: Formation of the 'Labour-Farmer Party' and the death of Emperor Taisho
434556. 1926: Shingon-shu Kyoto Middle School was renamed as To-ji Middle School.
434557. 1926: The name of Obakuyama Station was changed to Obaku Station.
434558. 1926: The station was renamed Obaku Station.
434559. 1927 (29 years old)
434560. 1927 - 1940: 163,484 yen
434561. 1927 - Atagoyama Railway founded on August 1st.
434562. 1927, 43 years old
434563. 1927: An auxiliary Shinto-priest Department was established in accordance with the Vocational School Ordinance.
434564. 1927: Became a member of the Imperial Academy.
434565. 1927: Became a professor at the department of literature of Kyoto Imperial University.
434566. 1927: Established the Department of Philosophy within the Faculty of Letters.
434567. 1927: He entered the Kataoka architecture office.
434568. 1927: He went to Germany to study.
434569. 1927: It was renamed as Sagaekimae Station.
434570. 1927: Nihon Dogaka Kyokai was organized.
434571. 1927: Saga Teishajo-mae Station was renamed Saga-ekimae Station.
434572. 1927: The main building of City Hall was completed.
434573. 1928 (30 years old)
434574. 1928 - Construction begins for the flat and the funicular lines in June.
434575. 1928, 44 years old
434576. 1928: 'Tachiaoi' (Hollyhock) was presented to Benito MUSSOLINI.
434577. 1928: He was awarded the highest honor at Teiten for his work "the Scenery of a flock of Mandarin Ducks on a Lotus Pond."
434578. 1928: He went on a inspection tour in Europe.
434579. 1928: Performed 'Okina' (An Old Man).
434580. 1928: Performed the role of shite in "Shojo" (The Tipster Sprite) for the first time.
434581. 1928: Retired from Kyoto Imperial University
434582. 1928: The Sokui no rei (enthronement ceremony) and Daijosai are held in Kyoto.
434583. 1928: The enthronement ceremony of the Emperor Showa was held.
434584. 1928: There was a performance commemorating the accession of Emperor Showa.
434585. 1928: They had a chance to attend the Emperor's coronation and Emperor's inspection, and large amount was purchased by the Emperor.
434586. 1928: Translated Max Planck's "Die Einheit des physikalischen Weltbildes" (The Unity of the Physical World Picture) into Japanese.
434587. 1928: United Kingdom
434588. 1928: played kagurauta (a kagura chant performed during sacred Shinto music and dancing) on the occasion of the enthronement of Emperor Showa.
434589. 1929 (31 years old)
434590. 1929 (aged 4): Debuted in 'Shojo' (a kind of Japanese sea spirit with red face and hair and a fondness for alcohol), a Shimai (Noh dance in plain clothes).
434591. 1929 - Aerial ropeway for freight begins operation to transport construction materials for the funicular line in January.
434592. 1929 - Both the flat and the funicular lines are brought into service.
434593. 1929, 45 years old
434594. 1929: Became an honorary professor of Kyoto Imperial University.
434595. 1929: Department of Ceramics was added to the regular course (old Department of Ceramics Industry in Tokyo Institute of Technology).
434596. 1929: He died.
434597. 1929: KURODA founded the Kamigamo-mingeikyodan (an experimental folk craft workshop).
434598. 1929: Separated from Kamigyo Ward, Higashiyama Ward was established.
434599. 1929: Separated from Kamigyo Ward, Sakyo Ward was established.
434600. 1929: Shinshoku-bu (Shinto-priest Department) was renamed Shinto-bu (Shinto Department).
434601. 1929: The farm was again placed under prefectural administration and became Samegai Trout farm under Shiga Prefectural Fisheries Experiment Station.
434602. 1930 (32 years old)
434603. 1930 - 1945: Imperial Prince Kaninnomiya Kotohito (General of the Army)
434604. 1930 - Atagoyama Hotel and the flying tower opens on July 20th.
434605. 1930, 46 years old
434606. 1930: Advanced Faculty of Commerce of the Doshisha Technical School was abolished and established the Doshisha Higher School of Commerce.
434607. 1930: He opened the Matsumuro architecture office.
434608. 1930: Moved to Ichijo Agaru, Shinmachi and then to Omiya-Sasaya-cho.
434609. 1930: Teiichi YUKI started 'Ontai Chadokoro Kitcho' in Shinmachi, Nishi-ku Ward, Osaka City.
434610. 1930: The Advanced Course of Doshisha Girls' School was founded.
434611. 1930: The company purchased Rakuhoku Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha (Rakuhoku Auto Company Limited, later Rakuhoku Areal Office of Kyoto Bus).
434612. 1931 (33 years old)
434613. 1931 - Married the grandson of Yachiyo INOUE the 3rd, Kanze School Noh Teacher Hiromichi KATAYAMA (Kurouemon KATAYAMA the 8th).
434614. 1931, 47 years old
434615. 1931: 'Gado-shita no supaku' (spark under a railroad bridge) (wood-block printing)
434616. 1931: 'Ukechi no Yoru' (Night in Ukechi) (wood-block printing)
434617. 1931: (Former) Keihan Electric Railway transferred all its stocks to Kyoto Dento.
434618. 1931: Fushimi City and one town and six villages in the Kii district, as well as one village in the Uji district, were combined to form Fushimi Ward, which then merged into Kyoto City.
434619. 1931: He became a professor at Kyoto Imperial University.
434620. 1931: Kobe Shimbun Co., Ltd., Jiji Shinpo, the Osaka Jiji Shinpo News and Kyoto Nichinichi Shimbun Co., Ltd. merged into Santo Godo Shimbun Co., Ltd.
434621. 1931: Portugal, Spain
434622. 1931: Remarried to Koto YAMADA (December).
434623. 1931: Shimogyo Ward absorbed Kisshoin-mura and Kamitoba-mura in Kii-gun.
434624. 1931: The road-side pulpit, which was placed facing Karasuma-dori Street, and part of the tower edge were removed and the stained glass positioned in the center of the alter was moved to the south side.
434625. 1931: The station was closed.
434626. 1931: Yamashina-cho was merged into the ward.
434627. 1932 (34 years old)
434628. 1932 (aged 7): Performed shite in 'Tsunemasa' for the first time.
434629. 1932, 48 years old
434630. 1932: 'Self-Portrait' (wood-block printing)
434631. 1932: Assumed a professor of gagaku, Kanbe Department, Ise Jingu Shrine.
434632. 1932: He concurrently became a professor at Otani University professor, and obtained a doctorate in literature.
434633. 1932: Reclamation work started on Ogura-ike Pond.
434634. 1932: Thailand
434635. 1932: The population exceeded a million.
434636. 1932: an escaped male lion called 'Kozakura-go' was shot to death.
434637. 1932: he died.
434638. 1933 (35 years old)
434639. 1933 - 1933: Kuniyuki TOKUGAWA (the 13th family head of Mito Tokugawa family)
434640. 1933 - 1946: Yukitada SASAKI (the grandson of Takayuki SASAKI, a member of the House of Peers)
434641. 1933, 49 years old
434642. 1933: 'Jonuma no Fuyu' (Winter at Marsh Jonuma) (in the possession of the Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi)
434643. 1933: 'Kyuyujo' (a fuel depot) (wood-block printing, in the possession of the Tatebayashi City the First reference hall)
434644. 1933: 'Shirahige Bashi' (Shirahige Bridge) (wood-block printing)
434645. 1933: He became a professor at the department of ethics in the College of Literature, Tokyo Imperial University.
434646. 1933: He closed down Shidara Kenchiku Komusho.
434647. 1933: He was born.
434648. 1933: It bought out Kumogahata Bus Kabushiki Kaisha (Kumogahata Bus Company Limited, later Kumogahata Areal Office of Kyoto Bus).
434649. 1933: It was relocated to Rakuhoku-Senbon-Kitaoji, which is the present location.
434650. 1933: Kyoto Nichinichi Shimbun Co., Ltd. separated from Santo Godo Shimbun Co., Ltd.
434651. 1933: Relocated to its current site.
434652. 1934 Debuted with the work titled 'Utsubozaru' (The Quiver Monkey).
434653. 1934, 50 years old - actually, he died at 49 years and 11 months.
434654. 1934: "Tsuki" multi-color woodblock print (The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura & Hayama)
434655. 1934: 'Sekiyo' (evening sun) (wood-block printing) (in the possession of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo)
434656. 1934: '幽花亭随筆' (Published by 檜謡曲書店).
434657. 1934: Born in Tokyo as the oldest son of Yaichi HOSHO and brought up in the house of his grandfather, Arata HOSHO.
434658. 1934: Brazil, Turkey
434659. 1934: Debuted as kokata (a child's role in a Noh play) in "Kurama Tengu" (an imaginary hero in Japanese period dramas and novels, literally, a long-nosed goblin that was believed to live in Mt. Kurama).
434660. 1934: Her mother Nakako died.
434661. 1934: KURODA'S first personal exhibition was held.
434662. 1935 (37 years old)
434663. 1935: Designated as a National Historic Site under the name of 'Meiji Tenno Nagahama Anzaisho.'
434664. 1935: He published "Philosophy of Religion."
434665. 1935: Moved to Omiya-Nakadachiuri.
434666. 1935: Published "Shu no Ronri to Sekai Zushiki" (The Logic of Species and the World Schema).
434667. 1935: The 'Interu-kai Foundation' was founded.
434668. 1935: The belfry (Chinese style) was reconstructed.
434669. 1935: The third head of the family, Gensaburo YOSHIMURA died.
434670. 1935: The whole set of volumes of the 'picture scroll of the Sumida River' (in the possession of the Tatebayashi City the First reference hall)
434671. 1936 (38 years old)
434672. 1936: Anga-mura, Sasabe-mura and Shimotoyotomi-mura were incorporated, with the intent of reorganizing them as a city.
434673. 1936: Appointed assistant professor of Tokyo Liberal Arts and Science University (Currently, Tokyo University of Education).
434674. 1936: He was appointed as a Vice-chairman of Architectural Association of Japan.
434675. 1936: Its ownership has shifted to Nagahama City.
434676. 1936: Made his first stage appearance in the informal Noh play 'Shojo' (literally, "a kind of Japanese sea spirit with red face and hair and a fondness for alcohol").
434677. 1936: Maizuru Navy Kosaku-bu was raised to the Navy Arsenal.
434678. 1936: Shinto-bu was made a four-year course.
434679. 1936: Worldly Passions: a compilation (self published)
434680. 1936: Yoshimoto Kogyo Co., Ltd. bought a playhouse, Nakaza Theater, constructed Kyoto Kagetsu Theater on the spot and opened it.
434681. 1937 - Education Ministry's Bureau of Thought Control issued 'underlying principle of national polity.'
434682. 1937: Became a member of the Imperial Art Academy when it was established.
434683. 1937: Build in Kyoto Imperial University (the former Kyoto University) to celebrate the birth of Crown Prince Akihito (present emperor).
434684. 1937: He died.
434685. 1937: He retired from Kyoto Imperial University.
434686. 1937: Helen Keller gave a lecture.
434687. 1937: In the regular course, the Department of Ceramics was renamed the Department of Ceramics industry.
434688. 1937: The Prefecture Apostolic of Kyoto was separated from the Archdiocese of Osaka
434689. 1937: The restaurant was relocated to Tatamiyamachi.
434690. 1938, Osaka Prefecture accepted the application and designated the village as historic site No. 13.
434691. 1938: He finished his work, 'Kyokujitu Reiho,' to present it to Adolf Hitler.
434692. 1938: He passed away at the age of 67.
434693. 1938: Nishi-Maizuru and Higashi-Maizuru establish the City organization as (Old) Maizuru City and Higashi-Maizuru City respectively.
434694. 1938: Performed shite in "Kappo" (a name of the old Chinese region under the Tang Dynasty) for the first time.
434695. 1938: The super express was discontinued and was integrated with the limited express.
434696. 1938: he died at the age of 92.
434697. 1939 - Imperial Japanese Army established military priest system, assigning three priests to each division, two to quartermaster offices and one to independent brigades
434698. 1939: Appointed professor of Institute for Research in Humanities at Kyoto Imperial University.
434699. 1939: Kitcho Co., Ltd. was established.
434700. 1939: Moved to the present site (in Ichijo Agaru, Shinmachi-dori Street).
434701. 1939: Played his first shite (lead role) in 'Iwafune' (boat-like rock).
434702. 1939: The echelon naval port was raised to Chinjufu.
434703. 193X: The station was upgraded to permanent status.
434704. 1940 (aged 15): Dropped out of Keio Futsubu School and performed wearing a Noh mask for the first time in 'Tomoe' (three ways).
434705. 1940 - commemorative ceremony for the 2,600th anniversary of the founding of Japan.
434706. 1940: Ethics and Education Major under the Department of Philosophy within Faculty of Letters were divided into Ethics Major and Education Major.
434707. 1940: He published "Introductory Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion."
434708. 1940: Koa-bu (Asian development department) was established.
434709. 1940: Nara period earthenware artifacts and Heian-Kamakura period roof tiles unearthed.
434710. 1940: Received the Order of Culture.
434711. 1940: Under the wartime structure, the minimum event commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the Keishin Line was held along with the event commemorating the nation's 2,600th anniversary.
434712. 1940: by the end of the year it housed 965 animals of 209 species.
434713. 1941: Closed due to the war.
434714. 1941: Debuted in 'Aoi no Ue' (Lady Aoi).
434715. 1941: Faculty of Letters (School of Theology, Department of English, and Department of Philosophy) was reorganized into the School of Theology (Theology Major), and Department of Cultural Studies (Ethics and Philosophy, Psychology, English Language and English Literature, Faculty of Letters and Welfare Studies Major).
434716. 1941: It was renamed Heianjingu-mae Station.
434717. 1941: Nihon Dogaka Kyokai was dissolved (it was integrated into Japan Children's Culture Association under wartime policy).
434718. 1941: Ryotan Bank (in Fukuchiyama), Miyazu Bank (in Miyazu), Tango Shoko Bank (in Mineyama) and Tango Sangyo Bank emerged to establish Tanwa Bank (with its head office in Fukuchiyama City).
434719. 1941: She became a member of the Imperial Art Academy.
434720. 1941: The Honmon Hokke Sect and Honmyo Hokke Sect combined to form the Hokke Sect.
434721. 1941: The Nichiren Sect is formed when the Honmon Sect merges with the Icchi school of the Nichiren Sect and the Shoretsu school of the Kenpon Hokke Sect.
434722. 1941: With the change in the title for the students institute, it changed its title to 'Dogakukai Press Division.'
434723. 1942 (44 years old)
434724. 1942 (aged 17): Met Mario YOKOMICHI.
434725. 1942: Due to the wartime press controls, Kyoto Nichinichi shimbun and Kyoto Hinode shimbun were merged together, and launched 'Kyoto Shimbun.'
434726. 1942: The Midorigaoka-undojomae temporary station was abolished.
434727. 1943 (45 years old)
434728. 1943: "Aomayu-sho," a collection of her essays, was published.
434729. 1943: Doshisha Junior High School was approved under the Junior High School Ordinance.
434730. 1943: He died at his home in Suma, Kobe.
434731. 1943: He published "Time and Eternity."
434732. 1943: Performed waki in 'Iwafune' (a boat-like rock) for the first time.
434733. 1943: The Kyoto Branch (currently Shichijo Branch) was opened.
434734. 1943: The second arms factory was set up in the Kuratani Industrial Park (Kyoto).
434735. 1943: They were forced to form an industrial combination due to the outbreak of the Second World War.
434736. 1943: Through decree of the Navy, (Old) Maizuru City and Higashi Maizuru City consolidate to form today's Maizuru City.
434737. 1943: True Beauty (Maruoka Publishing Co.).
434738. 1944 (aged 19): Called himself Seiju.
434739. 1944 - The funicular line and, later, the flat line are abandoned.
434740. 1944: Doshisha University Research Institute (current Institute for Humanities and Social studies) was established.
434741. 1944: He graduated from Department of Physics, school of science in Hokkaido University.
434742. 1944: He made a debut in 'Hachi-tataki' (A begging priest who goes about beating an iron bowl).
434743. 1944: It merged with Imperial University Press and changed its title to "University Press."
434744. 1944: It merged with Imperial University Press and reorganized as 'University Press Corporation Kansai Branch Office.'
434745. 1944: It was scrapped unfortunately for having been made of metal.
434746. 1944: Received the Asahi Shinbun Cultural Award.
434747. 1944: Shinto-bu, Koto-shihan-bu and Koa-bu were merged into a 3-year course Senmon-bu (specialty department)
434748. 1944: Succeeded to Rokuro UMEWAKA, the 55th.
434749. 1944: The Doshisha Engineering College was established.
434750. 1944: The company suspended its operation due to the act for industrial adjustment in wartime issued by the government under its national policy in wartime during World War II.
434751. 1944: The sixteenth army division fell in the battle of Leyte.
434752. 1944: The station was closed.
434753. 1945 - 1946: Prince Nashimotonomiya Morimasa (younger brother of Prince Kuninomiya Kuniyoshi)
434754. 1945 - all contact points between shrines and administrative agencies abolished by the Shinto Directive (the government's guarantee, support, maintenance, supervision and promulgation of State Shinto and Jinja Shinto to be abolished).
434755. 1945 - end of World War II.
434756. 1945 - shrines including Meiji-jingu Shrine, Atsuta-jingu Shrine, Minatogawa-jinja Shrine burned down in US air raid.
434757. 1945: After the sudden death of his father Seni, Senei became the 45th generation iemoto and entered the priesthood at Shoren-in temple in Kyoto Prefecture.
434758. 1945: France, Hungary, Italy, Japan
434759. 1945: General Krueger, commander of Sixth United States Army, entered Kyoto.
434760. 1945: Graduated from the Kansai University Preparatory School
434761. 1945: It was built at the same place of the first Tango Daibutsu.
434762. 1945: People were evacuated from the buildings on Horikawa-dori, Miike-dori and Gojo-dori streets.
434763. 1945: Retired as professor of the department of literature of Kyoto Imperial University.
434764. 1945: She moved to Reikin-so, a resort villa in Nara-Heijo, to avoid bombing.
434765. 1945: She was born in a family that practiced embroidery.
434766. 1945: The Maizuru Repatriation Relief Bureau was established.
434767. 1945: The Pacific War (the Great East Asian War) ended.
434768. 1945: The company's shuzo (sake warehouses) were converted to warehouses for food of the Imperial Japanese Army.
434769. 1945: The restaurant at Tatamiyamachi was burnt down by the Osaka Air Raid.
434770. 1945: Ukishima-maru Incident occurs.
434771. 1946 (aged 21): The first Tessenkai study group.
434772. 1946 - Emperor Showa issued humanity declaration.
434773. 1946 - all laws and ordinances associated with shrines, such as Jingiinkansei (Institute of Divinities), abolished.
434774. 1946: A new restaurant was opened in Osaka Hiranocho.
434775. 1946: Appointed to a gikan (bureaucrat with specialized skills) of Kunaifu (Imperial Household Agency).
434776. 1946: Awarded the Order of Culture.
434777. 1946: Department of Telecommunications in the regular course was renamed to Department of Electricity.
434778. 1946: Established as a Japanese pastry retailer on the corner of Kawaramachi-dori and Rokkaku-dori Streets.
434779. 1946: He entered Hiei-zan Junior and then Senior High School.
434780. 1946: It separated from 'University Press' and changed its title to "Gakuen Press;" it was issued every 10 days.
434781. 1946: It separated from the said corporation and reorganized as 'Kyoto University Press' and took on an independent accounting system.
434782. 1946: It was closed down with the dissolution of the Dai-Nippon Butoku-Kai (Great Japan Federation of Martial Arts).
434783. 1946: It was restored to its original two faculties.
434784. 1946: Koten Kokyujo was defined as a hotbed of militarism by, and dissolved under the guidance of, the General Headquarters, the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, and its staff and assets were absorbed by the Incorporated Foundation Kokugakuin University.
434785. 1946: Nihon Doga Kai (Japan Doga Association) was organized.
434786. 1946: Published "Zangedo to Shite no Tetsugaku" (Philosophy as Metanoia).
434787. 1946: The Kinugasa church and the Koyama church became independent of the Nishijin church.
434788. 1946: The first National Sports Festival was held in Kyoto.
434789. 1946: The study room of Doshisha University library was opened.
434790. 1946: The temple established the Honmon Butsuryu Sect and became the Daihonzan (Head Temple).
434791. 1946: Turned into a movie theater which specialized in foreign films.
434792. 1946: When the express train service was revived, the station was used for express train stops in place of Fushimi-momoyama Station.
434793. 1946: Yukan Kyoto (Evening Daily Kyoto) was launched in May (and ceased publication in 1982).
434794. 1947 - 1975: 1,659,574,000 yen
434795. 1947 ? Succession to the head of the School, as Yachiyo INOUE the 4th
434796. 1947: He assumed the post of professor at Tamagawa University.
434797. 1947: He was appointed President of Tamagawa University.
434798. 1947: Imadegawa Kindergarten was renamed as Doshisha Kindergarten.
434799. 1947: It became independent from Honmon Hokke Sect and officially renamed itself as the Honmon Butsuryu Sect.
434800. 1947: It changed to weekly publication from the June 11th issue.
434801. 1947: It was established as Doshisha Junior High School.
434802. 1947: Performed "Shojo Midare" (The Disorderly Tipster Sprite) for the first time.
434803. 1947: School of Theology within Faculty of Letters was reorganized into the Faculty of Theology.
434804. 1947: Taiwan (ROC)
434805. 1947: The Imperial Household Act plainly states that the Sokui no rei (enthronement ceremony) will be performed, and there is no provision for the Daijosai or place for it.
434806. 1947: The company restored its operation after making a direct plea to the General Headquarters of the Allied Forces.
434807. 1948 (50 years old)
434808. 1948: 'Saga Kitcho' (present-day Kyoto Kitcho Arashiyama main shop) was opened in Kyoto Arashiyama.
434809. 1948: Began studying under Kasetsu KANZE and Gasetsu KANZE.
434810. 1948: Belgium, Israel, South Korea
434811. 1948: Born as the second son of Rokuro UMEWAKA (55th).
434812. 1948: He became assistant professor in Hokkaido University.
434813. 1948: He formed an organization of Nihonga called "Sozo Bijyutsu" with Koichi OKUMURA, Fuku AKINO, Kyujin YAMAMOTO and others.
434814. 1948: Honke-Yatsuhashi Nishio CO., LTD. was established after the war.
434815. 1948: It was renamed as To-ji Senior High School.
434816. 1948: Maizuru Coast Guard Headquarters is established.
434817. 1948: One-yen brass coin was issued.
434818. 1948: Received an Award of the Japan Art Academy.
434819. 1948: Retired and succeeded to Minoru UMEWAKA, the second.
434820. 1948: She became the first Japanese woman to be awarded the Order of Culture
434821. 1948: Succeeded to the family name, Yazaemon, at the memorial Noh performance for his past father and younger brother.
434822. 1948: The University, High School, Commercial Evening High School and Girls' High School were approved under the New School System Ordinance.
434823. 1948: The name Miyagi in Tokyo was abolished and was then called the imperial palace.
434824. 1948: The university with a new system was established with four faculties (Faculty of Theology, Faculty of Letters, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Economics).
434825. 1948: Two villages in the Kadono district were merged into Kamigyo Ward.
434826. 1949 (aged 24): Established the 'group of traditional arts' and returned his name to Hisao.
434827. 1949: Along with the former Kyoto University (called Kyoto Imperial University until 1947) and the Medical Specialization Division of Kyoto University, Third High School came to be included in the present Kyoto University as its branch school (bunko) and provided education in the liberal arts.
434828. 1949: China (PRC), Chile
434829. 1949: Established the Faculty of Commerce and the Faculty of Engineering and became a six faculties system.
434830. 1949: He retired from the university.
434831. 1949: Incorporated as a company
434832. 1949: It started a telegram office for candidates passing the entrance examination.
434833. 1949: It was promoted to Bukkyo University based on the new school system and thereby installed the School of Buddhism's Department of Buddhism.
434834. 1949: Koraibashi shop was opened.
434835. 1949: Newly licensed taxi companies other than ones appearing in Senji-togo were established.
434836. 1949: One village in the Otagi district was merged with Kamigyo ward and seven other villages in this district were merged with Sakyo ward.
434837. 1949: Otani University (Faculty of Letters Departments of Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and History) was approved under the New School System Ordinance.
434838. 1949: Regulations to manage the Doshisha Library were established, and all Doshisha libraries were aimed at centralizing book management.
434839. 1949: She died.
434840. 1949: The Advanced Course of Doshisha Girls' School was abolished, and Doshisha Women's College of Liberal Arts (with the Departments of English Literature, Music and Food Science) was founded.
434841. 1949: The New Year's edition was printed in color, for the first time in the postwar period in Kansai.
434842. 1949: The pastry shop started selling yatsuhashi under the name 'Kyogonomi Yatsuhashi Honpo.'
434843. 1949: The present church was built.
434844. 1949: a new system Saikyo University was inaugurated with Faculty of Letters and Domestic Science and Faculty of Agriculture, based on Kyoto Prefectural Vocational Training School of Agriculture and Forestry (old system) and Kyoto Prefectural Girls' Vocational Training School (old system) as parent organizations.
434845. 1950 (52 years old)
434846. 1950 (aged 25): Joined the 'group of Noh Renaissance.'
434847. 1950 - renewed the designation after the enforcement of the Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties.
434848. 1950 Succeeded the professional name, Mansaku.
434849. 1950: A mobile library "Aoitori-go" (literally, a bluebird) was launched.
434850. 1950: A referendum is passed regarding separation of Maizuru City into east and west.
434851. 1950: Although there was a plan to issue nickel silver 10-yen coins, it was abandoned as the price of the material soared due to the Korean War, and the coins were disposed of, except those preserved for the purpose of documentation.
434852. 1950: Appointed Music Master of the Imperial Household Ministry, became a member of the Japan Art Academy.
434853. 1950: Entered Gakushuin University Literature Faculty.
434854. 1950: He passed away.
434855. 1950: He was appointed as the president of the Japanese Society for Ethics (he remained at this position until his death.)
434856. 1950: India
434857. 1950: It reopened at Minami-za Theater.
434858. 1950: Lake Biwa and the surrounding area were designated as Lake Biwa Quasi-National Park.
434859. 1950: Master's Degrees for the Graduate School of Theology, Graduate School of Literature, Graduate School of Law, Graduate School of Economics, and Graduate School of Commerce were established.
434860. 1950: One village and two villages of the Otokuni district were merged into Ukyo ward and Fushimi Ward, respectively.
434861. 1950: Otani University Junior College (Department of Buddhist Studies) was founded.
434862. 1950: The Best Actor Award for "Munakata kyodai" (Munakata sisters)
434863. 1950: The Best Supporting Actor Award for "Munakata kyodai" (Munakata sisters), "Otone no Yagiri" (Night Fog over the Great Tone River), "Kikyo" (Coming Home)
434864. 1950: The Fukuchiyama Railroad Administration of Old Japanese National Railway (present-day Fukuchiyama Branch of West Japan Railway Company) was established.
434865. 1950: The Third High School was abolished once the last of its students had graduated.
434866. 1950: The chief editor and Risaburo TORIGAI who was the president (at the time) signed an exchange agreement, and it gained the official recognition of the university.
434867. 1950: Torazo NINAGAWA was elected governor of Kyoto Prefecture, establishing a progressive government.
434868. 1950: Under the special agreement with Nakaizumi Co., Ltd. (currently, Ryoshoku Liquor Limited,) it was decided to market 'Hyakuman-doru' mainly in Gunma Prefecture.
434869. 1950s (stage of revival)
434870. 1951 (53 years old)
434871. 1951 Entered the Buddhist priesthood
434872. 1951: Appointed professor at the School of Humanities at Kansei Gakuin University.
434873. 1951: Doshisha incorporated Kori School and therewith opened the Doshisha Kori Junior and Senior High schools.
434874. 1951: Faculty of Liberal Arts was abolished.
434875. 1951: It was designated as key harbor.
434876. 1951: Kocho-ji Temple (Shizuoka Prefecture), Jusen-ji Temple (Chiba Prefecture), Honno-ji Temple (Kyoto Prefecture) and Honko-ji Temple (Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture) became independent from the Hokke Sect and formed the Honmon School of Hokke Sect.
434877. 1951: Kyoto City Community Education Center was set up.
434878. 1951: Kyoto Prefectural University Women's College was established.
434879. 1951: Launched the Kyoto Broadcasting System, a radio station.
434880. 1951: Maizuru Port is designated as an Important Port.
434881. 1951: Received Award of the Japan Art Academy.
434882. 1951: The Prefecture Apostolic of Kyoto became Catholic Kyoto Diocese.
434883. 1951: The corporate name was changed to The Bank of Kyoto, Ltd.
434884. 1952 - Best Supporting Actor Prize of the seventh Mainichi Film Contest: "Okasan", "Araki Mataemon Ketto Kagiya no tsuji"
434885. 1952 - Best Supporting Actor Prize of the third Blue Ribbon Prize (movie): "Araki Mataemon Ketto Kagiya no tsuji"
434886. 1952 - Received Japan Art Academy Award
434887. 1952, Mainichi Theater Prize, Theater Troupe Prize
434888. 1952: All Technology Schools of Doshisha were abolished.
434889. 1952: Became a member of the Japan Art Academy.
434890. 1952: Became a part time lecturer at the Tokyo University of the Arts.
434891. 1952: Greece
434892. 1952: He established Shiko Kabushiki Kaisha corporation.
434893. 1952: Japan Coast Guard School is founded.
434894. 1952: Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine was approved under the new educational system that was created in accordance with the School Education Law.
434895. 1952: Opened first direct sales store in Kyoto station
434896. 1952: Performance: One Way (Published by檜書店).
434897. 1952: Performed in 'Dojo-ji' (Dojo-ji Temple).
434898. 1952: The Coastal Safety Force was established in the Maizuru East Port.
434899. 1952: The first gion odori was performed.
434900. 1952: Yamashina Branch of Kyoto City Community Education Center was set up.
434901. 1952: first performance of the Kitano Odori (Kitano Dance) in commemoration of Daimanto-sai Festival
434902. 1953 (aged 28): Formed 'Hana no kai' with Hideo and Shizuo.
434903. 1953 - Ise-jingu Shrine's Shikinen Sengu (reconstruction) Ceremony, suspended due to the defeat in war, was performed.
434904. 1953: 10-yen coins were issued (the coins were manufactured from 1951).
434905. 1953: Graduate School doctoral program was established.
434906. 1953: He became the chief priest of Shiunzan Chohoji Temple.
434907. 1953: It was built to replace a river ferry service.
434908. 1953: Kyoto Prefecture Maizuru Bureau (Today's Kyoto Prefecture Chutan wide area Promotion Bureau) is established.
434909. 1953: Mainichi Theatrical Award
434910. 1953: Master's Program (Graduate School of Literature) was established.
434911. 1953: Mexico
434912. 1953: Performed "Dojo-ji" (Dojo-ji Temple).
434913. 1953: Performed "Dojoji" (Dojo-ji Temple) for the first time.
434914. 1953: Performed in 'Okina' (old man)).
434915. 1953: The Correspondence Division was installed.
434916. 1953: The head office was moved to Kyoto City.
434917. 1953: for the first time in Japan two male tigers and a female tiger are born in captivity.
434918. 1954 (aged 29): A Noh play was performed for the first time at the International Theatre Festival in Venice.
434919. 1954 - 1992: Kyoto Shiko (紫光, meaning "purple light") Club (still remaining as an amateur club now)
434920. 1954: Azuchi Town was established by the merger of Azuchi Village and Oiso Village in Gamo County.
434921. 1954: Each Doshisha school planned to manage its own collection of books independently.
434922. 1954: Graduated Gakushuin University Literature Faculty with a major in Japanese Literature.
434923. 1954: Kechien-kanjo (to have a good relationship with Buddha) and a commemorative exhibition of treasured articles were held at TAKASHIMAYA, Tokyo.
434924. 1954: Participated in the International Theater Festival in Venice as a member of the first Noh Group Visiting Europe.
434925. 1954: Participated in the first Noh performance tour to Europe.
434926. 1954: The Best Actor Award for "Yama no oto" (The Sound of the Mountain), "Kuroi Ushio" (The Black tide)
434927. 1954: The branch school was renamed the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
434928. 1955 (aged 30): Appeared in 'Tsuki ni tsukareta piero' (Pierrot Lunaire), a mime act of Arnold Schoenberg, directed by Tetsuji TAKECHI.
434929. 1955 - Best Supporting Actor Prize of the sixth Blue Ribbon Prize "Chiyari Fuji", "Kokoni izumi ari"
434930. 1955 - Recognized as Living National Treasure
434931. 1955 Became the chief priest of Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple
434932. 1955 First Theatron Prize
434933. 1955: 'Otogi no Kuni' was opened.
434934. 1955: Appointed professor of the Faculty of Education at Kyoto University.
434935. 1955: Assumed a professor at Kunitachi College of Music.
434936. 1955: Became a member of the Japan Art Academy.
434937. 1955: Current one-yen aluminum coin was issued.
434938. 1955: Graduate School of Engineering Master Degree was established.
434939. 1955: He received a Cultural Medal.
434940. 1955: He received the Medal of the Southern Cross (Brazil)
434941. 1955: Institute for Japanese Culture and Classics, Kokugakuin University was established, which inherited the researches of Koten Kokyujo.
434942. 1955: On September 1, Minami Ward was created from Shimogyo Ward.
434943. 1955: Performed shite in "Shunzei Tadanori" for the first time.
434944. 1955: Separated from Shimogyo Ward, Minami Ward (Kyoto City) was established.
434945. 1955: Shimizuhana district was incorporated into Gokasho Town (now Higashiomi City), Kanzaki County (Shiga Prefecture).
434946. 1955: The doctoral program (Graduate School of Literature) was established.
434947. 1956 (aged 31): Tessenkai's stage in Aoyama was completed and performed hiraki (a well-trained actor, whose skills reach a certain level, performs a special program with the permission of the grand master of the school).
434948. 1956 - Born in Kyoto
434949. 1956 ? Born in Kyoto to father Kurouemon KATAYAMA (the 9th, Kanze School Noh Actor) and grandmother Yachiyo the 4th, Aiko KATAYAMA.
434950. 1956 Mastered 'Tsuri kitsune' (Fox Trapping).
434951. 1956: Egypt, Pakistan
434952. 1956: He was hired at Toei Kyoto Movie Studio as an assistant director.
434953. 1956: Joined the operation of Shiga Nichinichi shimbun (and after its closing down in 1979, made it into the Shiga Headquarters).
434954. 1956: Kyoto City was designated by government ordinance.
434955. 1956: Senba shop was opened.
434956. 1956: The company was reorganized to Yoshimura Shuzo Co., Ltd.
434957. 1956: With the electrification of the railroad between Maibara and Kyoto, the operation was extended to the east of Kyoto, using the existing tracks.
434958. 1957 'Kinema Junpo,' Best actress: Isuzu YAMADA
434959. 1957 'Kinema Junpo,' The 4th
434960. 1957 - Chosen to be Member of Japan Art Academy
434961. 1957 - groups such as Jinja-Honcho, Seicho-No-Ie, Shuyo-dan, joined forces to form 'Kigensetsu-hoshuku-kai,' launching a campaign to restore Kigensetsu (National Foundation Day), which commemorated the ascension to the throne of the first emperor, Jimmu).
434962. 1957 Lisbon Film Festival, Special award
434963. 1957: A board member of the Nohgaku Performers' Association, designated as a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure).
434964. 1957: A part of the Kitakuwada district and one village of the Kuse district were merged into the Sakyo and Fushimi wards, respectively.
434965. 1957: Doshisha University Research Institute was renamed Doshisha University, Institute of Humanities and Social Studies.
434966. 1957: Kasa-cho is incorporated into Maizuru City.
434967. 1957: Malaysia
434968. 1957: Performed in 'Mochizuki' (a full moon).
434969. 1957: Received an honorary doctorate from Freiburg University.
434970. 1957: The 100-yen silver coin was issued.
434971. 1957: The Okubo military station of Ground Self-defense Force was established.
434972. 1957: The company started manufacturing yatsuhashi.
434973. 1957: With the reform of Takatsuki Station Yard (opening of Takatsuki railway section), the trains began making stops at Takatsuki Station.
434974. 1958 (60 years old)
434975. 1958 (aged 33): Divorced.
434976. 1958 - Toyama Shokuhin is understood to have started selling "Coffee in Diamond labeled cans."
434977. 1958: Gion odori was resumed.
434978. 1958: He died.
434979. 1958: International Institute of American Studies was established.
434980. 1958: Launched Kansai Telecasting Corporation.
434981. 1958: Received the Minister of Education Award for Fine Art for his shite performance of 'Funa Benkei' (Benkei in the Boat).
434982. 1958: Regular service to Nakhodka started.
434983. 1959 (aged 34): Kasetsu KANZE died.
434984. 1959 - 1964: He studied under directors Tai KATO and Tomu UCHIDA as their assistant director.
434985. 1959 - Atagoyama Railway is dissolved on October 31st.
434986. 1959 - the government regarded the Shinto ceremony of 'Kashikodokoro-omae-no-gi' as one of the emperor's constitutional functions when the crown prince married.
434987. 1959 ? (2y.o.) Began learning dance
434988. 1959 Became the Director of the Kokuho Shurijo of the Nihon Bijitsuin
434989. 1959: 10-yen coins were altered so as to have smooth rims, instead of engrailed ones.
434990. 1959: Design of The 100-yen silver coin was changed from hoo to ears of rice.
434991. 1959: He received the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts.
434992. 1959: His work 'Kirikane kazaribako' (ornamental box decorated with kirikane) received an Encouragement Award in the 6th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition.
434993. 1959: Motonobu played a part in the classic Noh play called 'Shakkyou Ojishi' (石橋大獅子)
434994. 1959: On November 1, Minami Ward absorbed Kuze-mura, Otokuni-gun.
434995. 1959: Received the Osaka Cultural Festival Award.
434996. 1959: Science and Engineering Research Institute was established.
434997. 1959: Singapore
434998. 1959: With the total issue reaching 1000, it changed its title to "Kyoto University Press."
434999. 1959: it changed to Kyoto Prefectural University.
435000. 196 Maedashin-machi, Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture