PAST EDITORIAL
Updates and corrections
We correct errors and unclear explanations in our articles and experiences.
We adjusted heading wraps and reading paragraphs, edited repetitive phrasing and excessive commas, and revised descriptions on the home and browse pages.
We reviewed 84 history articles and 36 biographies, consolidated repeated explanations and revised questions to compare institutions, evidence and sequences.
Fourteen episodes now introduce their goals and ask readers to interpret clues. Allocation feedback, subject-specific alignment diagrams and the consequences of final decisions are clearer; replaying asks before clearing progress.
From fruit to Japan wax ↗ · Dōjima’s spot and futures markets ↗ · History revealed by lunar rocks ↗
- Goryōkaku: distinguished the start of operations in 1864 from completion of all work in 1866. Read the article ↗
- Tokyo 1964: clarified the difference between the planned 1940 Games and when hosting was relinquished. Read the article ↗
- Heijō-kyō: corrected source references for wooden tablets and Shōsōin donations. Read the article ↗
- Haiti: distinguished abolition, independence in 1804 and conditional recognition in 1825. Read the article ↗
- Benin: clarified removal of wax, pouring metal and breaking the mould after cooling. Read the article ↗
Repeated explanations were consolidated. Yoshinogari and Dejima activities were edited in both languages to clarify how choices connect to the following scene.
Fifteen teaching visuals were updated with 45 scenes and enlargement controls. People, buildings and layouts explain mechanisms rather than exactly reconstructing historical sites.