Here is the list of Japanese emperors and a brief description for each of them:

Emperor Jimmu (660 BC – 585 BC) - Was the first emperor of Japan and is considered to be a direct descendant of the sun goddess Amaterasu.

Emperor Suizei (581 BC – 549 BC) - Was the second emperor of Japan and is said to have introduced pottery and weaving to the Japanese people.

Emperor Annei (549 BC – 511 BC) - Was the third emperor of Japan and is said to have been a wise and just ruler.

Emperor Itoku (510 BC – 477 BC) - Was the fourth emperor of Japan and is said to have been a skilled musician who introduced new instruments and songs to Japan.

Emperor Kōshō (475 BC – 393 BC) - Was the fifth emperor of Japan and is said to have been a successful hunter and fisherman.

Emperor Kōan (392 BC – 291 BC) - Was the sixth emperor of Japan and is said to have been a skilled farmer who introduced new farming techniques to Japan.

Emperor Korei (290 BC – 215 BC) - Was the seventh emperor of Japan and is said to have been a wise and just ruler who introduced new laws to Japan.

Emperor Kogen (214 BC – 158 BC) - Was the eighth emperor of Japan and is said to have been a skilled metalworker who introduced new metalworking techniques to Japan.

Emperor Kaika (157 BC – 98 BC) - Was the ninth emperor of Japan and is said to have been a skilled carpenter who introduced new woodworking techniques to Japan.

Emperor Sujin (97 BC – 30 BC) - Was the tenth emperor of Japan and is said to have been a skilled warrior who introduced new battle strategies to Japan.

This information was extracted from various sources using Natural Language Processing techniques.
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