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日本風景風俗写真帖   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
Title
日本風景風俗写真帖
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Publisher
小川一真
Language jpn
Publication date

1910

明43.11
Place of publication JP
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doi:10.11501/762817

institution QS:P195,Q477675
Title Transcription
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ニホン フウケイ フウゾク シャシンチョウ
Subject: NDC
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291
Call Number
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408-26
Source Identifier: JPNO
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40006916
Material Type
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Book
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電子展示会名：写真の中の明治・大正　東京編 電子展示会名：写真の中の明治・大正　関西編
Source Identifier: NDLBibID
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000000424940
Audience
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一般
Is Referenced By: URI
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http://www.ndl.go.jp/scenery/index.html http://www.ndl.go.jp/scenery/kansai/index.html
Publication Place
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東京
Date Digitized: W3CDTF
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2007-02-28
Publisher Transcription
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オガワ カズマサ
Extent
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図版50枚 ; 26×36cm
Contents
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標題紙

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

The Main Approach to the Imperial Palace, Tokyo./1

The Cherry Season―The Uyeno Park, Tokyo./2

A new street looking toward the Imperial Palace, in Tokyo./3

Display of Dolls and Toys on the Girl's Festival in March./4

The Imperial Palace Moat―The Buildings in the Centre are the Department of Justice, Law Courts, and the Office of the Imperial Navy./5

One of the Entrances to the Mausolea of the Tokugawa Shoguns in Tokyo./6

Tokyo ‘en fete’―The approach to the Shimbashi Station./7

A Private Parlour in Winter. (The white round vessels are the Hibachi with lighted pieces of charcoal carefully arranged in the soft ashes in them. There is one Hibachi and a silk cushion provided for each visitor)./8

The Wistaria in Blossom./9

A Busy Canal in Tokyo, with Lines of Warehouse on Both Sides./10

An Iris Garden in a Suburb of Tokyo./11

A Room in a Modern Department Store in Tokyo./12

Lotus Lake in a Tokyo Park./13

The celebrated Daibutsu, a Huge Bronze Statue at Kamakura. (Kamakura was the seat of the First Military Government established in 1192 A.D.)./14

Enoshima, a Popular Excursion Resort near Tokyo./15

The ‘Odori,’ a Dramatic Dance in Old Time Costume./16

Miyanoshita, a Favourite Hot Spring Resort, in the Hakone Mountains./17

Peony Beds in Tokyo,/18

A View of the Sacred Mt. Fuji. Height 12,370 feet./19

A Glimpse of the Pacific Ocean from a Train on the Tokaido Line./20

The Fancy Carps made of Paper, Silk or Cotton. They are hung up on the poles in celebration of Boy's Festival Day in Early May. (The carp is an emblem of indomitable courage and perseverance always pushing to the front)./21

Grand Shrine of Ise, of the Highest Sancity in Japan; Dedicated to the Imperial Ancestress. (The buildings show pure archaic style of Japanese architecture)./22

The Cha-no-Yu, or the Tea-Ceremony./23

The Temple of Kiyomidzu at Kyoto./24

The Kinkakuji―‘Golden Pavilion’―Kyoto. A Villa of an Ashikaga Shogun. (The Ashikaga Shogunate came into power in the early part of XIIIth Century A.D. and was overthrown in the first part of XVIth Century)./25

A Summer Evening on the Kamogawa River, Kyoto./26

The Higashi Honganji―A Buddhist Temple in Kyoto./27

The Gate of the Kasuga Shrine at Nara and the Sacred Maidens of the Temple in Their Full Dress./28

A Scene near Kyoto./29

Horyuji, a Seventh Century Temple near Nara./30

Posing as the Ancient Warriors./31

A Tea-Plantation with the Leaf-Pickers at Work, a Scene in Uji near Kyoto./32

Dotombori, a Popular Amusement Quarter in Osaka./33

Ama-no-hashidate―a Bridge-like Peninsula, lined with pines, in the Province of Tango on the Sea of Japan./34

Glories of Autumn in Japan./35

The Feudal Catsle at Himeji./36

A Scene in the celebrated “No” Dance./37

A Peep of the Inland Sea, near Onomichi./38

Playing on the ‘Koto.’/39

Miyajima, a Celebrated Island in the Inland Sea./40

Kintai-bashi, a Bridge of Unique Construction in Southern Japan./41

Chiyo-no-matsubara,―a Celebrated Pine Grove in Kyushu./42

The Ikebana, or Flower Arrangement. (One of the aesthetic accomplishments of both sexes)./43

Mt Aso, an Active Volcano in Kyushu./44

In the Grounds of the Nikko Temples./45

Avenue of Stately Cryptomerias with a Buddhist Monk on his Itinerary./46

A Display of Chrysanthemums./47

Matsushima near Sendai,―an Archipelago of Pine-clad Islets./48

A Characteristic Japanese Dance./49

A Typical Landscape Garden./50

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