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Nikko

“At each shrine rise broad stone steps leading to the first and outer court-yards, where stand the magnificent gates, exquisitely carved, set with superb metal plates, and all ablaze with color and gilding. The eye is confused in the infinite detail of structure and ornament.”

Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, Jinrikisha Days in Japan, (New York, 1891) p. 150
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Nikko Road
Sacred Bridge
Stone Torii at Lake Chuzenji
Within the Mangwanji Enclosure
Yomeimon
Yomeimon
The Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Monkeys
The Sleeping Cat
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Brinkley’s Japan courtesy Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College
Travel books courtesy Allen Hockley

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