Who is the most famous person in Japanese history? Why?

There is no most famous saying, because no one is qualified to make this evaluation. It should be said that it is more famous.

For example, the Great God of China is the origin of Japanese mythology, similar to Pangu and Fuxi in China's legend.

Another example is Emperor Jimmu, the founding emperor of Japan, similar to Yao Shunyu in China.

Another example is Emperor Totani, who is the highest-rated female emperor in Japanese history.

Another example is Emperor Meiji, who led the Meiji Restoration and made Japan a powerful country.

Nonobunaga Oda, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Takeda Shingen, Nobuyuki Uesugi, etc. It is the highest representative of Japanese martial arts.

There is also a famous minister in Meiji Restoration, Kubo Junichi, whose historical position is probably equivalent to that of Kang Liang as a pioneer in China.

The first general of the shogunate in each dynasty is equivalent to the founding emperor of each dynasty in China to some extent.

And Kowon, who owns the only ancient novel in Japan that can be called a masterpiece & gt became a famous gardener in Japan, and the author Murasaki shikibu became famous for it.

There is also Master Jian Zhen, who is regarded as the representative of foreign celebrities in Japanese history and brought the inheritance of Chinese civilization and religion to Japan.

In short, Japan has a history of one or two thousand years. Although there are not as many famous historical figures as the bright stars in the vast night sky like me, it is really impossible to find them with only ten fingers. As for finding the most from here, it is not realistic. If you really want to find it, I think it should be Wu Tenglan.

Note: Although I know some Japanese history, I hate this country and nation.