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Japanese Stock Exchange initiated its development almost at the same period as Chinese Stock Exchange did. The history of Japanese Stock originated from the Rice Exchange Market in the 17th century in Osaka, Japan, which was called "Dojima Rice Exchange Market", typical of Japanese mode. During the World War One in 18th century, Japanese Stock Market entered its first development period, along with the advance of Japanese heavy industry. After the end of the World War Two, Japanese Stock Market built up a new stock market by following American mode. In the year of 1878, Japanese government promulgated "Administrative Regulations on Stock Exchange" and "Tokyo Stock Exchange"------the first Japanese Stock Exchange was set up in the same year. On April 1st of 1949, three Stock Exchanges appeared in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya. Up till now there have been eight Stock Exchanges, located in Sapporo, Niigata, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima and Fukuoka. The "Law of Stock Exchange" enacted in 1948 was strictly effective on all Stock Exchanges and ensured its healthy development. The first Chinese Stock Exchange was "Shanghai Pingzhun Stock Company" established in Shanghai in 1882. Around the beginning of the World War One, the first Chinese-open Stock Exchange, "Beiping Stock Exchange" ran for business in June of 1918. Since 1978's China reform of economy, the stock has sprouted up. In July of 1984, China set up its first Stock Company------Beijing Tianqiao Stock Company. Shanghai Stock Market was born with the first climax of China Opening-up Reform and Shanghai Stock Market came into being simultaneously with Stock Issuance Market. On December 19 of 1990, Shanghai Stock Exchange was formally established. By the year of 1995, Shanghai Stock Market has leapt into a national stock market. The "Law of PRC on Stock" promulgated in December of 1998 provided guidelines for the regulation of China Stock Market.