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7 examples found containing '江戸時代' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
えどじだい
江戸時代
おお
きな
しょうてん
商店
しゅじん
主人
だんな
旦那
ばれた

In the Edo era, the (male) owner of a large store was called a danna.
えどじだい
江戸時代
かくはん
各藩
しょうれい
奨励
さく
によって
ぜんこくかくち
全国各地
じばさんぎょう
地場産業
おこ
った

Local industry flourished throughout the land in the Edo period thanks to the promotional efforts by each clan.
しょみん
庶民
はなみ
花見
ほんかくてき
本格的
たの
しむ
ようになった
えどじだい
江戸時代
からです
It was during the Edo period that the common people began to take pleasure in cherry blossom viewing.
えどじだい
江戸時代
かいこ
しいく
飼育
こうりゅう
興隆
した

Silkworm farming flourished in the Edo period.
えどじだい
江戸時代
には
おおさか
大坂
しょうぎょう
商業
ちゅうすう
中枢
であった
During the Edo era, Osaka was the center of commerce.
えどじだい
江戸時代
ちゅうき
中期
はち
だい
しょうぐん
将軍
とくがわ
徳川
よしむね
吉宗
あさくさ
浅草
あさくやま
飛鳥山
さくら
しょみん
庶民
はなみ
花見
たの
しむ
こと
ができる
ばしょ
場所
かいほう
開放
しました
In mid-Edo period the eighth shogunTokugawa Yoshimune had cherry blossom trees planted in areas such as Asakusa and Asukayama, opening them up as placed for common people to enjoy.
このテレビドラマ
れば
えどじだい
江戸時代
しょみん
庶民
らし
よく
かります

If you watch this TV drama, you will understand the lives of ordinary people in the Edo era very well.
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