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Japan changed under the Meiji Restoration because d) It became more old-fashioned. The Meiji Restoration was all about restoring Japanese traditions while advancing the country through modernization. To be able to do these two things which may seem opposed, this was possible through traditional imperial rule with modern ethics and ideas.

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