MeijiShowa
License all the photos on this site at our boutique photo agency for vintage photographs, illustrations and maps of Japan between the 1860s and 1930s (Meiji, Taisho, early Showa)
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# 70115-0005 Kinosaki 1920s Kinosaki Showa Rural Scenic Views Unknown Postcard Unknown |
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# 70111-0010 Yokohama 1910s Isezaki-cho 1-chome Taisho City Views Unknown Postcard Ueda |
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# 70111-0008 Yokohama 1910s Isezaki-cho 2-chome Taisho City Views Unknown Postcard Tomboya |
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# 61228-0004 1920s Ainu Chief Showa Ainu People Unknown Postcard Ehagaki Kurabu |
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# 80115-0003 Tokyo 1890s Koamicho, Nihonbashi Meiji City Views Transport Unknown Albumen Print Unknown |
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# 80115-0008 Kyoto 1890s Tea Field and Toji Pagoda Meiji Scenic Views Temples & Shrines Unknown Albumen Print Unknown |
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# 80115-0023 Osaka 1880s Matsushima Brothels Meiji City Views Prostitution Unknown Albumen Print Unknown |
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# 70201-0008 1912 Baby Girl in Kimono Taisho Children People Unknown Silver Gelatin Print Unknown |
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# 70613-0010 1890s Ceramics and Pottery Shop Meiji At Work Shops Unknown Albumen Print J B Millet Company |
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# 70510-0002 Kyoto 1920s Shimabara Tayuu Taisho, Showa Prostitution Women Unknown Postcard Seikyokudo |
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# 70116-0008 Tokyo 1920s Hanayashiki, Asakusa Park Taisho, Showa City Views Buildings Unknown Postcard Unknown |
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# 70614-0005 1890s Shamisen Craftsman Meiji At Work People Unknown Albumen Print J B Millet Company |
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# 70206-0047 1920s Woman Writing Letter Taisho Women Unknown Postcard Unknown |
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# 70206-0049 1920s Woman with Hand to Chin Taisho Women Unknown Postcard Unknown |
@Noel: You have amazing eyes, Noel. Without you attracting my attention to the location of the …
As I have that photo in my digital archive it spiked my interest, so I …
@Paula Jeannet: Fascinating. There is an image of Amidabashi Bridge in the Kimbei catalogue, but it …
This image of Amidabashi Bridge is found in a photograph album that appears to be …
@Noel Yes, having that collection will be very helpful. Thanks for the link to Rob’s page …