Showa era

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The Shōwa era was the period of Emperor Hirohito’s reign in Japan (1926–1989), marked by militarization and World War II, followed by rapid postwar economic growth and modernization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese era
historical era
capital Tokyo
constitutionAdopted Constitution of Japan
surface form: 1947 Japanese Constitution
country Japan
culturalDevelopment growth of mass consumer culture
rise of Japanese popular culture and media industries
economicPhase high-speed economic growth
mature economy and bubble period
postwar reconstruction
prewar industrialization
wartime controlled economy
endDate 1989-01-07
eraNameMeaning Bright peace
foreignPolicyEarly imperialist expansion
foreignPolicyPostwar pacifism
governmentTypeEarly militarist monarchy
governmentTypePostwar constitutional monarchy
keyAlliancePostwar United States–Japan security alliance
surface form: Japan–United States alliance
keyLegalChange renunciation of war in Article 9 of the Constitution
majorEvent 1964 Summer Olympics
surface form: 1964 Tokyo Olympics

Expo ’70 Commemorative Park
surface form: 1970 Osaka Expo

Allied occupation reforms
atomic bombing of Hiroshima
surface form: Atomic bombing of Hiroshima

atomic bombing of Nagasaki
surface form: Atomic bombing of Nagasaki

attack on Pearl Harbor
surface form: Attack on Pearl Harbor

Japanese occupation of Manchuria
surface form: Invasion of Manchuria

Japanese asset price bubble
Japan’s surrender in World War II
Korean War economic boom
Japanese occupation of Manchuria
surface form: Mukden Incident

Pacific War
Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War

International Military Tribunal for the Far East
surface form: Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal

oil shocks of the 1970s
namedAfter Emperor Hirohito
surface form: Emperor Shōwa
periodIncludes Allied occupation of Japan
Cold War era in Japan
Japanese militarist expansion
Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War

World War II
postwar economic miracle
populationTrend baby boom after World War II
rapid urbanization
predecessorEra Taisho era
surface form: Taishō era
reigningEmperor Emperor Hirohito
surface form: Emperor Shōwa

Emperor Hirohito
surface form: Hirohito
startDate 1926-12-25
successorEra Heisei
surface form: Heisei era

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Emperor Hirohito posthumousName Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa
Emperor Hirohito regnalName Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa
Emperor Hirohito eraName Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa
Harukichi Hyakutake era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Taisho era followedBy Showa era
Navy Minister of Japan historicalPeriod Showa era
this entity surface form: Showa period
Imperial Japanese Army era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Kure Naval Arsenal era Showa era
this entity surface form: Showa period
House of Yamato notablePeriod Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Armed Forces of the Empire of Japan timePeriod Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period (pre-1945)
Yasuhiro Nakasone era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Meiji Constitution era Showa era
this entity surface form: early Shōwa period
Naval War College (Japan) era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period (pre-1945)
Imperial Japanese Army General Staff operatedIn Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Mitsuru Ushijima era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Heisei follows Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa
Isamu Chō era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Hideki Tojo era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Imperial Japanese Naval Academy era Showa era
this entity surface form: Showa period
Minoru Ōta era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Taishin-in historicalEra Showa era
this entity surface form: early Shōwa period
Emperor Taishō eraFollowed Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Japanese 3rd Division era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Hayato Ikeda era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Kakuei Tanaka era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Empress Kōjun eraName Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa
Princess Shigeko era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa era
Princess Kazuko era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa era
Osami Nagano era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Soemu Toyoda era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Hata Shunroku era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Saitō Makoto era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Saitō Makoto historicalPeriod Showa era
this entity surface form: early Shōwa period
Tadamichi Kuribayashi era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Iwane Matsui era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Shigeru Yoshida era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Mamoru Shigemitsu era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Yoshijiro Umezu era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Masaharu Homma era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Showa Day associatedWithEra Showa era
Showa Day namedAfter Showa era
House of Peers partOfPeriod Showa era
this entity surface form: early Shōwa period
Prince Asaka Yasuhiko era Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period
Bright peace refersTo Showa era
subject surface form: Bright Peace
this entity surface form: Shōwa
Bright peace correspondsToEra Showa era
subject surface form: Bright Peace
this entity surface form: Shōwa era
Bright peace romanizationOfOriginal Showa era
subject surface form: Bright Peace
this entity surface form: Shōwa
Bright peace originalKanji Showa era
subject surface form: Bright Peace
this entity surface form: 昭和
Army Minister of Japan historicalPeriod Showa era
this entity surface form: Showa period
Navy Ministry of Japan operatedInTheTimePeriod Showa era
this entity surface form: Shōwa period (pre-1945)