Joraku
In Japanese, Joraku (Japanese: 上洛) is a metonymic expression referring to a "March on Kyoto," and indicating that one intends to seize political power. It is similar in concept to the March on Rome in European discourse.
In Japanese, Joraku (Japanese: 上洛) is a metonymic expression referring to a "March on Kyoto," and indicating that one intends to seize political power. It is similar in concept to the March on Rome in European discourse.
In Japanese, Joraku (Japanese: 上洛) is a metonymic expression referring to a "March on Kyoto," and indicating that one intends to seize political power. It is similar in concept to the March on Rome in European discourse.
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