File:Tatokushima-Japan ca1940.jpg

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Deutsch: Tatokushima ca. 1940, Firmen- und Wohnsitz des Erfinders der Zuchtperle Mikimoto-Kokichi (御木本幸吉), heute daher als “Mikimoto Pearl Island” bekannter.
English: The islet of Tatokushima ca. 1940, company seat and place of residence of Mikimoto-Kokichi (御木本幸吉) inventor of pearl cultivation, therefore known as “Mikimoto Pearl Island.”
Date circa 1940
date QS:P,+1940-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source Scan aus: Freundesland Japan, 1943
Author Presseagentur Weltbild
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