Japan stopped allowing foreigners into the country for 20 years around the year 1635, and through these pictures I think we can see the reason why. Take a look at these goofy ancient gaikokujin, trying to invade Japan’s mainland since the 17th century and beyond.
Gaikokujin from 1714
Ancient Turkey and Italian gaijin.
Ancient Portugal and Brazilian gaijin.
Ancient Netherlands and Spain gaijin.
Ancient England and Russian gaijin.
African and Siam gaijin.
Oldie Gaijin from 1688
Turkey and Bologne gaijin.
Portugal and American gaijin.
Netherlands and Luzon gaijin.
Germania and French gaijin.
England and Moscow gaijin.
Arican and Persian gaijin.
And just for good measure, we’re going to throw in some cool dwarfs! No extra cost. Enjoy.
Dwarfs from 1714 and 1688
