Japan

Place Unit Type
Nation
Containing Unit
Date Type
- British naval units bombard and largely destroy the Japanese city of Kagoshima on the island of Kyushu US/the World
Commodore Perry dies at his home in New York City Personal
Emperor Komei dies in Japan US/the World
First American Hotel opened in Japan at Hakodadi on the northern island of Yezo US/the World
First Japanese Ambassador leaves Japan for the United States US/the World
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States arrives in California US/the World
First Japanese Diplomatic Mission to the United States arrives in Hawaii US/the World
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States arrives in Panama enroute to Washington, D.C. US/the World
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States arrives in Washington D.C. US/the World
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States departs for home from New York City US/the World
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States departs Hawaii for San Francisco US/the World
- First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States lavishly entertained in New York City US/the World
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States reaches home after a nine month absence US/the World
First Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States visits Baltimore and Philadelphia US/the World
First Japanese Embassy to the United States received officially at the White House US/the World
Future emperor born in Japan Foreign
Historic Japanese Mission meets in Washington, D.C. with the U.S. Secretary of State US/the World
In Japan, anti-western factions, led by Emperor Komei, order the expulsion of all foreigners US/the World
In Japan, seven year old Prince Mutsuhito named as Crown Prince and heir to the throne US/the World
In the Shimoneseki Straights, the U.S.S. Wyoming attacks Japanese anti-western naval units US/the World
Japan and the United States sign the Treaty of Kanagawa, the first ever between the two nations US/the World
Japan pays an indemnity Britain demanded for attacks on its people and property in the country US/the World
Japan signs a commercial treaty with Russia Foreign
Joseph Heco becomes the first Japanese born citizen of the United States Cultural
Off the island of Honshu, Japanese anti-Western factions fire on a visiting Dutch warship US/the World
On the deadline for all foreigners to be expelled, Japanese factions begin attacking Western shipping US/the World
Postage costs in the United States in 1859, by the numbers Business/Industry
Pro-Western Japanese leader assassinated US/the World
Royal Navy warship lost with all hands in a typhoon off the coast of Japan Crime/Disasters
The first Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States departs San Francisco for Panama US/the World
- The first Japanese diplomatic mission to the United States hosted in San Francisco US/the World
The Treaty of Yedo is signed between Japan and Britain US/the World
The United States and several European powers sign a joint trade agreement with Japan. US/the World
U.S. Commodore Matthew C. Perry anchors his ships in Edo Bay near Tokyo and delivers a letter from President Millard Fillmore US/the World
Name Type
Yokohama, Japan City or Town
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