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c. Social effects of industrialisation

Japan’s change from a closed feudal society to a modern industrial state took place very quickly – and led to many social changes in the lives of the Japanese. These were not always positive. Indeed, for many people in Japan at this time the reforms did not improve their lives; their standard of living and made life more unpredictable. The Japanese who were able to adapt to the ‘new’ Japan and take advantage of...

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