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Hemp in Japanese Culture
Title: Hemp in Japanese Culture
Category: History
Details: Words: 3837 | Pages: 16.3 (approximately 235 words/page)
Hemp in Japanese Culture
I thought that I would provide you with some historical information which involves the US occupation of Japan and the Post WW2 abolition of Industrial Hemp.
Circa Post WW2: The Dupont's and the Cotton Cartels of the time wanted Hemp off the map, it was a matter of strategic economic importance.
"Industrial hemp is just way too much of a ubiquitous product to be grown by the common man". "It just makes too much $cents$ …showed first 75 words of 3837 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 3837 total…assigned as the official religion of the Tokugawa Shogunate, the period (from1600 -1868). During this time, all citizens were obligated to register as members with one of the three main branches of the sect. (Religions of Japan, Monk)
As time went on, various sects developed, chopping up and combining doctrines as they chose. In later years, the battle for reinstallment of the Shinto tradition and Emperor figure-head sparked a manic revolution that overthrew Ieyasu Tokugawa's descendants
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