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Dai-Tokyo. Ueno Koen Saigo Takamori Dozo

Dai-Tokyo. Shiba Takanawa Sengakuji Shiju shichi shi no haka

Historical: Gravesite of the Forty-Seven Ronin who avenged the death of their daimyo Asano Naganori through what is now known as the Ako Incident, which took place in 1703, and became the basis for the famous tale Chushingura

Nihonbashi Dori (Tokyo)

Fish-market at Nihonbashi, Tokyo [back]

(Teito meisho) Nihonbashi uogashi oyobi Ningyo-cho Bakuro-cho homen no enbo

(Teito meisho) Nihonbashi uogashi oyobi Ningyo-cho Bakuro-cho homen no enbo

(Dai-Tokyo) Nihonbashi Shirokiya

(Dai-Tokyo) Nihonbashi Shirokiya

(Dai-Tokyo) Shirokiya

(Dai-Tokyo) Shirokiya

(Tokyo taishin kasai no jikkyo) Kaijin ni kiseru Shirokiya gofukuten

Historical: 1923 Kanto Earthquake

(Tokyo taishin kasai no jikkyo) Kaijin ni kiseru Shirokiya gofukuten

Historical: 1923 Kanto Earthquake

(Taisho Juni nen ku gatsu tsuitachi shin higai) Mitsukoshi gofukuten yakeato [front]

Historical: 1923 Kanto Earthquake

Tokyo shoshitsu maru Tokyo Shirokiya (9)

Historical: 1923 Kanto Earthquake

Rikugun no katsuyaku. Taisho juni nen gu gatsu tsuitachi daishinsai

Historical: 1923 Kanto Earthquake

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