1968 Shinjuku Riot
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Summary
1968 Shinjuku Riot is a riot[1]. It draws 1,027 Wikipedia views per month (riot category, ranking #114 of 347).[2]
Key Facts
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot is in the country of Japan[3].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot's instance of is recorded as riot[4].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot's instance of is recorded as civil disorder[5].
- The location of 1968 Shinjuku Riot was Tokyo[6].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot took place at Shinjuku Station[7].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot took place at Shinjuku[8].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot took place at Ginza[9].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot is part of opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War[10].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot is part of 1968–69 Japanese university protests[11].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot is part of Japanese New Left[12].
- 1968 Shinjuku Riot took place on October 21, 1968[13].
- March on the Pentagon inspired 1968 Shinjuku Riot[14].
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When and Where
1968 Shinjuku Riot occurred on October 21, 1968[13]. Recorded location include Tokyo[6], Shinjuku Station[7], Shinjuku[8], and Ginza[9]. It is in the country of Japan[3].
Context
Part of include opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War[10], a political movement[15]; 1968–69 Japanese university protests[11], a student protest[16], in Japan[17]; and Japanese New Left[12], a political movement[18], in Japan[19]. Recorded instance of include riot[4] and civil disorder[5].
Why It Matters
1968 Shinjuku Riot draws 1,027 Wikipedia views per month (riot category, ranking #114 of 347).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[20] It is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[21]