文明3年7月27日
蓮如が越前に吉崎御坊を建てる。
In 1471, the Buddhist monk Rennyo established the Yoshizaki Gobo in Echizen, reinforcing the Jodo Shinshu network.
In late July 1471, the influential Shin Buddhist leader Rennyo built the Yoshizaki Gobo temple complex on the coast of Echizen Province.
This foundation created a new regional center for the Jodo Shinshu sect, fostering religious outreach and community gatherings.
Yoshizaki Gobo became a safe haven for followers fleeing unrest in Kyoto and other regions.
The site served not only as a place of worship but also as a hub for sermons, charitable works, and educational activities.
Rennyo's leadership at Yoshizaki helped solidify his reputation as a reformer and played a crucial role in the spread of Shin Buddhism throughout Japan.
1471年
文明
7月27日
蓮如
吉崎御坊
元禄3年7月9日
上野忍岡の忍岡聖堂を湯島に移転（湯島聖堂）。
In 1690, the shogunate moved the Confucian academy from Shinobazuyama to Yushima in Edo, creating the Yushima Seido.
Originally established on Shinobazuyama, the Confucian temple (Ninooka Seido) served as Tokugawa learning center.
On August 13, 1690, it was relocated to Yushima, becoming the famed Yushima Seido.
The move aimed to centralize Confucian education and reinforce Neo-Confucian ideology within the shogunate.
Yushima Seido later became Japan’s premier academy for scholars, influencing government policy and civil service.
Its grand lecture hall and serene gardens symbolized Edo’s dedication to scholarship and moral governance.
1690年
元禄
7月9日
忍岡聖堂
湯島聖堂
1913年
吉田岩窟王事件発生。
1913年
吉田岩窟王事件
1954年
前年に起きた徳島ラジオ商殺し事件で被害者の内縁の妻が逮捕される。後に冤罪と判明。
In 1954, the common-law wife of a victim in the Tokushima radio merchant murder was arrested, a case later revealed to involve wrongful charges.
The Tokushima radio merchant murder in 1953 stunned the local community.
On August 13, 1954, investigators arrested the victim's common-law wife in connection with the killing.
At the time, public opinion eagerly awaited justice for the brutal crime.
However, further investigation uncovered inconsistencies in the evidence.
The arrested woman was ultimately exonerated, highlighting flaws in the investigation and marking a significant miscarriage of justice.
1954年
徳島ラジオ商殺し事件
内縁
冤罪
1955年
日本民主党が社会科教科書の偏向を指摘するパンフレット『うれうべき教科書の問題』を配布。
In 1955, the Japan Democratic Party distributed a pamphlet criticizing bias in social studies textbooks, sparking a national debate on education.
The pamphlet 'Issues in Desirable Textbooks' accused existing social studies materials of ideological slant.
Distributed by the Japan Democratic Party, it was aimed at parents, educators, and policymakers.
The campaign fueled discussions over academic freedom and textbook content under postwar reform.
It led to increased scrutiny of educational materials and government oversight.
The controversy underscored the role of political parties in shaping Japan's educational policy.
1955年
日本民主党