What was the Japanese concept known as sakoku?

A) Sakoku was one of Japan's native religions.
B) It was an advanced form of puppetry borrowed from the Chinese.
C) It was the government under Nobunaga.
D) The Sakoku was a form of dramatic literature.
E) It was a self-imposed isolation from the outside world.


E

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