Year in Japan
1835 in Japanese History
13 recorded entries for this year. It falls in the Edo period (江戸時代, 1603 – 1868).
Era name: Tenpō 天保 (year 5 of the era)
What happened 出来事
- Maejima Hisoka 前島密 · Politician — Japanese politician (1835-1919)
- Fukuzawa Yukichi 福澤諭吉 · Philosopher — Modern Enlightenment thinker, educator, philosopher, scholar, author, writer, journalist, translator
- Prince Arisugawa Taruhito 有栖川宮熾仁親王 · Politician — Japanese prince and general (1835-1895)
- Komatsu Kiyokado 小松清廉 · Politician — samurai (1835-1870)
- Matsukata Masayoshi 松方正義 · Politician — Japanese politician (1835-1924)
- Toyohara Kunichika 豊原国周 · Painter — 19th-century Japanese woodblock print artist (1835-1900)
- Fukuoka Takachika 福岡孝弟 · Politician — Japanese noble
- Hashimoto Gahō 橋本雅邦 · Painter — Japanese artist (1835-1908)
- Mishima Michitsune 三島通庸 · Politician — Japanese politician (1835-1888)
- Ito Kashitaro 伊東甲子太郎 · Samurai — Japanese samurai (1835–1867)
- Tomita Tetsunosuke 富田鐵之助 · Politician — Japanese businessman (1835-1916)
- Kyōgoku Takatomi 京極高富 · Samurai — daimyo of the late Edo period; lord of Mineyama (1835–1889)
- Matsudaira Sadayasu 松平定安 · Samurai — [松平定安] Daimyo of Matsue
Reading the year 1835 in Japanese
Japanese sources from this period date events by era name, not by the Western calendar. 1835 corresponds to Tenpō 天保 (year 5 of the era). Years are written with 年 (ねん, nen) — so 1600 appears as 慶長5年, "the fifth year of Keichō".
The year itself is read 1835年 (1835ねん) in modern Japanese. Browse the full timeline to see where this year sits in the wider arc, or the 19th century for its neighbours.