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Treaty of Kanagawa opens ports for US Japan trade
The document records the 1854 Kanagawa Treaty between the United States and the Empire of Japan. It details port privileges at Simoda and Hakodate, tariff arrangements, ship rights, mutual concessions, and timelines for ratification, with commissions led by Commodore Perry and Japanese officials. The text underscores the aim of lasting friendship and equitable exchange, ratified within eighteen months.
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Mae Uxrren
Tressary Department
Suly
United States
Texma Jn
Brith Goveraifitat
America
London Shipping Gazette
Hnudaon Bay Company
Vancouver's
Hudson Bay Company
Grigol
Rosaleo Fur Company
Great Britton
Vancouver
Pacific
Kamechatka
le China Station
Milghet
Kamachatka
Japan
Sreare
Siz
Chareland
Adam
Poper
Jordan
Jerusalem
Appnelly
Cole
Church of Jesus Christ
Ant
Commodore Pruny
United States of America
Empire of Japan
Matthew Calbraith Perry
Plade
Agricle I
Simada
Idzu
Hakudade
Matsmal
Agnes
Aimoda
Hakodate
Simoda
Hukodade
Nagasaki
Simioda
Hakodade
Asbeli
Hakotade
Agricia
United States of Americas
Senate
Nforcenid
Kanagawa
Lord Jesus Christ
Engei
Fuasx Roang
Fond du Lac
Ovhkosh
O. R. Potter
Tuycheedni
Wanpun
OakGrid
Potter
Lamartine
Oshkozh
Eame
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
U.S
Norfolk
Ahe
Tartona’ Coxsrumaer
Toronto
Hutchinson
Tailors Society
Surrs
Verroy
Supreme Court of the
Aote
Congress
Union
Onawroko
Warrox
Criwroxt
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Madison
Eere Ganexa
Axo Onteago Ustuy
Thia
Mesany, Binwest, & Baxra
Ot “Butale
Empire State
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Swiss Vale