日本の扇子が中国に脅威となった歴史
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- 日本では3世紀に初めて中国の扇子が持ち込まれ、その後、日本が中国に折りたたみ扇子を輸出し始めました。
- 1400年代には日本製の折りたたみ扇子の輸出量が増え、中国の国内扇子産業にとって脅威となりました。
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Some say these early Chinese fans were first bronght into Japan in the third century.According to legend,t that time the Empress Jingu had her court craftsmen make fans that would fold down so they could be more easily stored and carried when not in use.Sometime after that,the Japanese began exporting folding fans to China.By the 1400s,the volnme of Japaneseーmade folding fans exported to China had grown so large that it had become a threat to the Chinese domestic fan industry. 翻訳お願いします。 翻訳サイトは使わないでください
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これらの初期の中国製の扇は、３世紀に日本に伝来したと言う人もある。伝説によると、当時、神宮皇后が、使用していない時にはより簡単にしまい込み、持ち運びができるように折りたためる扇子を宮中の職人に作らせたそうである。その後しばらくして、日本人は中国へ向けて折りたためる扇子を輸出し始めた。１４００年代までには、中国に輸出される日本製の折りたためる扇子の量は、とても大きくなり中国国内の扇子業者にとっては脅威となっていた。
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