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Chōnin (町人, "townsman") was a
social class that
emerged in ****an
during the
early years of the
Tokugawa period. In the
social hierarchy, it was considered...
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often described as the world's
first novel.
During the Edo period, the
chōnin ("townspeople")
overtook the
samurai aristocracy as
producers and consumers...
- its history;
Osaka was the country's
commercial center,
dominated by the
chōnin or the
merchant class. On the contrary, the
samurai and daimyō residences...
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Chōnin (especially
those of Edo). It
often refers to
samurai and
farmers (nomin) from
outside Edo, but
could also be
applied to
another chonin. The...
- 54,932 (
chōnin, in 1654); 63,734 (
chōnin, in 1692); 55,665 (
chōnin, in 1694); 42,135 (
chōnin, in 1721); 73,583 (
chōnin, in 1750); 75,779 (
chōnin, in 1840);...
- ****anese society, the
custom of
osechi spread to the
general public, the
chōnin class, and a new
custom began. From the late Edo period, some of the dishes...
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Holland released her
third studio album, The
Journey to
Miracle River, on
Chonin Records.
Produced by her long-time
friend Bernie Chiaravalle (singer/guitarist...
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around 1824 in the Edo
period (1603–1867). It was the fast food of the
chōnin class in the Edo period.
Sushi is
traditionally made with medium-grain white...
- the
shogunate to
curtail the
tastes of and
sequester the
nouveau riche chōnin (merchant) classes, the
entertainment offered in Yoshiwara,
alongside other...
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Archived from the
original on
February 25, 2021.
Retrieved June 16, 2010.
Chonin, Neva (January 11, 2002). "Awards
recognize po****r
success / Keys, Destiny's...
