Japanese Count Noble Cemetery
japan
building
tombstone
3d-model-of-cemetery
small-buildings
3d-scanning-of-buildings
japanese-count-noble-cemetery
modernization-of-japan
cemetery-of-earls--nobles--or-politicians
family-cemetery
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It is the cemetery of nobles or politicians who were granted earls during Japan's modernization process. Earl was one of the five noble ranks that existed from the Meiji Restoration until the end of World War II, ranking below dukes and marquess, and above Viscount and Baron. The design and decoration of tombstones often reflect the status, wealth, and personal taste of the Count's family. Due to the emergence of many important politicians and thinkers during Japan's modernization process, some of whom were posthumously honored or even granted earls during their lifetime, these tombs are often associated with figures who promoted Japan's modernization and participated in major historical events.
