The reforms of Yoshimune's government brought Japan into the modern international market by 1750.

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Yoshimune's reforms, known as the Kyōhō Reforms, aimed at fiscal and administrative efficiency within the Tokugawa shogunate's existing framework and did not bring Japan into the modern international market by 1750. Japan remained largely isolated under the sakoku policy, with limited foreign trade conducted through specific ports.

The Reforms of Yoshimune's Government Brought Japan into the Modern