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ICATIONONE of the problems which invited the attention of the new Governmentearly in the Meiji era had been handed down from the days offeudalism. Yoshitsune andYukiiye both landed on the Izumi coast, each ignorant of the other'sfate. To discover these, manhad only to look within his own heart. But, as a matter of fact, artillery can scarcely be said tohave been used in Japan until modern days.