Which materials were commonly printed in medieval Japan?

Only religious texts

Visual materials and literature

Scientific manuals

Only government documents

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B. Visual materials and literature

Medieval Japan printed a range of materials, including poetry, prose, and visual illustrations, reflecting a vibrant literary culture.

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