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Kyoto—Nijo Palace

“The Shiro, of Nijo castle, half a mile south of the palace, where the Shoguns flaunted their wealth and power, is a splendid relic of feudal days. The broad moat, drawbridge, strong walls, and tower-topped gateways and angles date from the middle of the sixteenth-century.”

Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, Jinrikisha Days in Japan, (New York, 1891) p. ?
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Arashiyama
Tea House
Nijo Palace
Shugakuin Imperial Garden
Inari Shrine
Shop in Fushimi
Kiyomizu Temple
Golden Pavilion
Hongwanji Temple
Interior of Hongwanji Temple
San-Ju-San-Gen-Do Temple
Great Bell
Street in Entertainment Quarter
Bamboo Grove
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Brinkley’s Japan courtesy Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College
Travel books courtesy Allen Hockley

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