Japan’s Isolation: Closed Doors in the East, Story of the World, Book 3 Chapter 10
The Japanese were very wary of the Christians because they saw what the "Thirty Years War" was doing to Europe. So they decided to close Japan!
Read pages 86-88 and then discuss these questions with your teacher.
Questions:
Who were the Jesuits and which type of Christianity did they represent?
Why didn't the daiymos want to accept the Jesuits?
Why did the missionaries come to Japan?
How did Ieyasu feel about the missionaries?
Who did he ask about them?
Why was this a bad idea?
What did this man warn Ieyasu about?
What did the Spanish start to do when they came to the ports of Japan?
What did he start to do about the Christians?
How did Hidetada feel about the Christians?
What did he do about the Christians?
Which religion was more popular in Nagasaki at this time?
Where could Japanese people visit at this time?
What did the Shogun Iemitsu do to the Christians?
Which traders were allowed to come to Japan? Where could they travel in the country?
What religion was popular now?
Explain about this religion: what was it concerned with? How did people act with this new religion?
Over To YOU:
Do you think it was a good idea to close Japan at this time of history?
What was the effect of closing Japan?
Homework:
If you could design your own Zen garden, what would you put in it?
Draw a map of your garden, putting all the places and things on the map.
Find out more about Zen Buddhism
https://www.interestingworldfacts.com/10-interesting-facts-about-zen-buddhism/
The Japanese were very wary of the Christians because they saw what the "Thirty Years War" was doing to Europe. So they decided to close Japan!
Questions:
Who were the Jesuits and which type of Christianity did they represent?
Why didn't the daiymos want to accept the Jesuits?
Why did the missionaries come to Japan?
How did Ieyasu feel about the missionaries?
Who did he ask about them?
Why was this a bad idea?
What did this man warn Ieyasu about?
What did the Spanish start to do when they came to the ports of Japan?
What did he start to do about the Christians?
How did Hidetada feel about the Christians?
What did he do about the Christians?
Which religion was more popular in Nagasaki at this time?
Where could Japanese people visit at this time?
What did the Shogun Iemitsu do to the Christians?
Which traders were allowed to come to Japan? Where could they travel in the country?
What religion was popular now?
Explain about this religion: what was it concerned with? How did people act with this new religion?
Over To YOU:
Do you think it was a good idea to close Japan at this time of history?
What was the effect of closing Japan?
Homework:
If you could design your own Zen garden, what would you put in it?
Draw a map of your garden, putting all the places and things on the map.
Find out more about Zen Buddhism
https://www.interestingworldfacts.com/10-interesting-facts-about-zen-buddhism/
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