On 14 September 1862, the British trader Charles Lenox Richardson was murdered by a samurai at Namamugi on Japan's ancient highroad. The Namamugi Incident has come to symbolize the clash that attended Japan's opening up to the West.
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On 14 September 1862, the British trader Charles Lenox Richardson was murdered by a samurai at Namamugi on Japan's ancient highroad. The Namamugi Incident has come to symbolize the clash that attended Japan's opening up to the West.
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