Some, this guide not only aims to be valid for any nation in the shogunate, the different parts of playing in the area have overlapping relevance regardless of which side the player is on, therefore it is recommended to be read in its entirety. The leading lords of such clans are known as Daimyo and have almost total power over their respective realms. I noticed that some of them were taking until 1500. I'm not sure if it's getting popular or I'm just seeing it more now that I'm more conscious of it, but I saw a few posts that asked for suggestions stabilizing Japan starting as a daimyo in a timely/sustainable manner. For some reason I seem to be noticing a lot of Japan posts.
i-guide for a fast Shogun as (probably) any Daimyo. The game represents this strife by dividing up Japan into a small central state and a large number of separate realms. The weak Ashikaga Shogunate proved unable to prevent incessant war between de facto independent regional lords, or daimyo. For the first half of the EU4 time period, Japan experienced the Sengoku Jidai, or the Japanese Warring States Period. Otomo is also a good idea since they are catholic and so you. Then you have to wait for a good chance to take out the shogun or other big Daimyos. Usually you try to take over as many OPMs as possible while keeping good relations with the shogun. 
Starting as small Daimyo is tough, maybe you should play as the Shogunate or Oda. Home EU4 daimyo guide What to do as a daimyo early on? : eu4 - reddi
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