File:The Oratory of Chosen Grand Shrine, Keijo.jpg

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English: 이 유물은 일제강점기에 Taisho Hato에서 발행한 조선신궁(朝鮮神宮) 사진엽서이다.

전면에는 남산 관폐대사조선신궁(官幣大社朝鮮神宮)의 배전(拜殿)을 찍은 사진이 흑백으로 인쇄되어 있다. 사진에는 제3조거(鳥居)와 배전(拜殿), 뒤쪽으로는 남산 잠두봉(蠶頭峰)이 보인다. 우측 상단에는 'THE ORATORY OF CHOSEN GRAND SHRINE, KEIJO.', '京城 官弊大社 朝鮮神宮 拜殿(경성 관폐대사조선신궁 배전)' 문구가 쓰여 있다.

뒷면에는 '郵便はかき', 'CARTE POSTALE', 우표부착란에는 'Manufacture by TAISHO' 문구가 있고, 내용기입란 상단에는 Taisho Hato의 상표가 있다.

조선신궁은 일제가 조선에서 황국신민화(皇國臣民化) 정책을 추진하기 위한 목적으로 경성 남산 한양공원 부지에 세운 것으로 1925년 완공되었으며, 1945년 광복 이후 해체되고 소각되었다.

Date is unknown, but the shrine existed between 1925 and 1945.
Date to 1945
Source https://museum.seoul.go.kr/www/relic/RelicView.do?mcsjgbnc=PS01003026001&mcseqno1=050550&mcseqno2=00000&cdLanguage=KOR#layer_download
Author Taisho Hato

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This photographic work is in the public domain in the Republic of Korea and Japan because it was first published in Korea between 1910 and 1945, and the copyright has expired according to the following:
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  1. It was published before 1 January 1957.
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It is also in the public domain in the United States because its copyright in Japan expired by 1970 and was not restored by the Uruguay Round Agreements Act.
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