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Kigensetsu celebration was a national holiday in Japan.

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English: Kigensetsu celebration was a national holiday in Japan on February 11. It was a festival of the Accession of the First Emperor and the Foundation of the Empire". Kigensetsu was enacted in 1872 and abolished in 1948. The photo is on a bridge in Ipponsugi Street, Japan. circa before 1940. The photo shows a large mirror on the Kamidana (Shinto altar) in the upper left, and a doll that looks like Emperor Jimmu and a prince (Emperor Suizei?) in the upper right. There is a bow of the ship, it was probably a ship-shaped car. The people in the picture are mainly young people and children in Ikoma Town. The holiday was re-established as National Foundation Day in 1966 (Kenkoku Kinen no Hi) to "prolong the founding of the country and cultivate a love for the country." Coincidentally, the Meiji Constitution was signed by Emperor Meiji on February 11, 1889. February 11 was also the day when General Douglas MacArthur approved the draft version of the model Constitution in 1946.
日本語:紀元節(きげんせつ)の日(1940年頃)。最近、一本杉通りの一部を構成する生駒町から、その時に特別の曳山などを出した際の記念写真が出てきました。撮影場所は御祓川に架かった仙対橋(一本杉通りの東の入口にあたる)もしくはそれ以外の橋の上と思われます。写真をよく見ますと、左上に神棚の鏡を大きくしたような大鏡、右上には神武天皇らしきと、皇子(綏靖天皇?)らしき人形も写っています。船の舳先も見えるから、おそらく船の形をした山車であったのでしょう。また写っている人たちは、主に生駒町の若衆と子供たちでしょう。
Date Circa before 1940, February 11
Source Ipponsugi http://ipponsugi.org/2010/02/post-98.html , https://web.archive.org/web/20160811225443/http://ipponsugi.org/2010/02/post-98.html
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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