Edo refers to the historical period in Japan ranging from 1603 to 1868, during which the Tokugawa shogunate ruled the country. This period is characterized by relative peace, stability, and isolation from foreign influence, which allowed for cultural and economic growth. Edo, the former name of Tokyo, served as the political center of Japan, while the era itself is noted for its development of a distinctive culture, including art forms such as ukiyo-e (woodblock prints) and kabuki theatre, as well as advancements in literature, philosophy, and science. The term “Edo” also represents the lifestyle, social structure, and urbanization that occurred during this time, making it a significant phase in Japanese history.
NHK-jev "Berabo: Zgodba o veličastnem sanjanju Tsutaju" očara občinstvo s svojo živopisno kuliso obdobja Edo. Kazuya Nakai, znan po "ONE PIECE," nastopi kot Gempachi Iwadoya, kar dodaja nov element zanimivosti.…