Historical figures of Edo Japan
The atlas holds 5 people and 76 moments here, from 1604 to 1868. The most recorded lives are Matsuo Bashō, Miyamoto Musashi and Hokusai. Among them Artists, Architects and Writers.
Moments
- 1689 Stay at Rakushisha in Saga Matsuo Bashō
- 1690 Retreat at Genjū-an Matsuo Bashō
- 1691 Stay at Rakushisha and composition of Saga Diary Matsuo Bashō
- 1691 Move to Bonchō's home in Kyoto Matsuo Bashō
- 1691 Move to Ōtsu Matsuo Bashō
- 1691 Arrival in Edo at Tachibana-chō Matsuo Bashō
- 1692 Move into the third Bashō Hut Matsuo Bashō
- 1693 Haikai gathering at Sodō's home Matsuo Bashō
- 1694 Stay at Rakushisha on final journey Matsuo Bashō
- 1694 Arrival in Iga Ueno on final journey Matsuo Bashō
- 1694 Arrival in Osaka on final journey Matsuo Bashō
- 1694 Death in Osaka Matsuo Bashō
- 1760 Birth in Katsushika district Hokusai
- 1804 Great Daruma festival performance Hokusai
- 1812 Journey to Nagoya and manga sketches Hokusai
- 1817 Painting the Great Daruma Hokusai
- 1842 First documented visit to Obuse Hokusai
- 1844 Obuse arrival and studio work Hokusai
- 1845 Festival-float ceiling paintings Hokusai
- 1847 Located at his Asakusa residence Hokusai
- 1849 Death at Henjōin precincts Hokusai
- 1852 Birth of Prince Mutsuhito Emperor Meiji
- 1867 Accession to the throne Emperor Meiji
- 1868 Journey to Osaka during the Boshin War Emperor Meiji
- 1868 Formal coronation Emperor Meiji
- 1868 First arrival at Tokyo Emperor Meiji