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Tokyo—Shiba

“Under the shadow of century-old pines and cryptomeria stand the mortuary temples of the later Shoguns, superb edifices ablaze with red and gold lacquer, and set with panels of carved wood, splendid in color and gilding, the gold trefoil of the Tokugawas shining on every ridge-pole and gable.”

Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, Jinrikisha Days in Japan, (New York, 1891) p. 48
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Ueno Park
Komeido
Koganei
Seiyoken Hotel (and Buddha)
Bronze Buddha in Ueno Park
Foreign Settlement, Tsukiji
Entrance to Imperial Palace
Chionin Temple
Shogun’s Tomb in Shiba Park
Stone Steps to Temple
Yoshiwara Pleasure Quarters
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Brinkley’s Japan courtesy Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College
Travel books courtesy Allen Hockley

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