Japan
Routes of Money — 35 chapters · 269 stops
The monetary history of Japan, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.
Chapters
- Before the coin 3 stops
- The Jinshin War 9 stops
- The Wadō kaichin 7 stops
- The copper that cast the Great Buddha 7 stops
- The twilight of the twelve coinages 11 stops
- The country that threw away its coinage 9 stops
- The coin comes again 6 stops
- Kiyomori and the sickness of coin 5 stops
- The Jishō–Juei War 8 stops
- The Jōkyū War 8 stops
- The coin of Kamakura 4 stops
- The Mongol invasions 11 stops
- The Kenmu Restoration 8 stops
- The coin crosses the sea 6 stops
- The Ōnin War and the coin 10 stops
- When temples were banks 10 stops
- The age of picking coin 4 stops
- Zipangu, the land of silver 5 stops
- The gun and the cross 8 stops
- Nobunaga 10 stops
- Gold and invasion 9 stops
- The price of the realm 7 stops
- The realm of three coinages 8 stops
- The Shimabara Rebellion and the closing of the country 8 stops
- The century of recoinage 8 stops
- Famine and the smashing of houses 11 stops
- A town of cash, a country of paper 5 stops
- The black ships and the outflow of gold 3 stops
- The upheaval at the end of the shogunate and the counterfeit coin 10 stops
- The birth of the yen 4 stops
- The Satsuma Rebellion and inflation 12 stops
- The costs of the wars with China and Russia 9 stops
- The wartime boom, the earthquake and the crash 9 stops
- From the lifting of the gold embargo to war 7 stops
- From reconstruction to the palm of the hand 10 stops