Towards the end of this period, it became common for people to shout "ain't it a fine idea" while dancing in the streets and cross-dressing. The collections of Philipp Franz von Siebold contain items from this period, during which the New Book on Transitive Effects coined native terms for "centrifugal force" and "gravity." Early in this period, a man called the "Crimson Demon of War" and a warrior who carved a sword out of an oak paddle defended a castle guarding an infant. Its end is known by a term meaning "closing of the (*) curtain." Nobility were forced to alternate residence between their estates and the capital during this period, in which Dutch Learning became popular; the Dutch themselves, however, were confined to Nagasaki as part of the sakoku policy of 
Towards the end of this period, it became common for people to shout "ain't it a fine idea" while dancing in the streets and cross-dressing. The collections of Philipp Franz von Siebold contain items from this period, during which the New Book on Transitive Effects coined native terms for "centrifugal force" and "gravity." Early in this period, a man called the "Crimson Demon of War" and a warrior who carved a sword out of an oak paddle defended a castle guarding an infant. Its end is known by a term meaning "closing of the (*) curtain." Nobility were forced to alternate residence between their estates and the capital during this period, in which Dutch Learning became popular; the Dutch themselves, however, were confined to Nagasaki as part of the sakoku policy of isolation. For 10 points, name this period during which Japan was governed by Ieyasu's descendants.
Towards the end of this period, it became common for people to shout "ain't it a fine idea" while dancing in the streets and cross-dressing.
Edo period [or Tokugawa shogunate; accept Bakumatsu until "New Book" and anti-prompt after]