NIKKO. UEMON TEMPLE. NIKKO CONTAINS THE ASHES OF THREE OF THE GREATEST SHOGUNS

NIKKO. UEMON TEMPLE. NIKKO CONTAINS THE ASHES OF THREE OF THE GREATEST SHOGUNS

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/ NIKKO. CHIUZENJI. THE CHIUZENJI LAKE STANDS SECOND ONLY TO LAKE BIWA, AND THE VISITOR TO NIKKO SHOULD NEVER FAIL TO VISIT IT [NIKKO. CHUZENJI. THE CHUZENJI LAKE STANDS SECOND ONLY TO LAKE BIWA, AND THE VISITOR TO NIKKO SHOULD NEVER FAIL TO VISIT IT]

/ NIKKO. A SHRINE. THE SHRINES OF GREAT WARRIORS AND HEROES IN JAPAN ARE GENERALLY SITUATED IN A DENSE WOOD OF CRYPTOMERIAS AND OTHER MAJESTIC FOREST TREES

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/ YOKOHAMA. STATION. THIS TERMINUS OF THE TOKAIDO RAILWAY IS AN UNASSUMING EDIFICE, BUT THE JOSTLING CROWD ON ITS PLATFORMS WITH THE CLATTER OF A THOUSAND SANDALS NEVER FAILS TO INTERST A FOREIGNER

/ YOKOHAMA. THE BUND. THE SIGHT THAT FIRST MEETS THE EYE OF A VISITER AFTER MOST PROBABLY A STORMY VOYAGE ACROSS THE NORTH PACIFIC [YOKOHAMA. THE BUND. THE SIGHT THAT FIRST MEETS THE EYE OF A VISITOR AFTER MOST PROBABLY A STORMY VOYAGE ACROSS THE NORTH PACI

/ YOKOHAMA. ENOSHIMA. A PICTURESQUE ISLAND WITH DELIGHTFUL "LOVER'S WALKS," AND CONNECTED WITH MAINLAND BY A FLIMSY WOODEN BRIDGE

/ ENOSHIMA. CAVE. ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED FEET LONG, AND THE BEST OF ITS KIND, WITH SHRINES OF BENTEN, THE JAPANESE VENUS

/ TOKYO. MODERN TOKYO. THE SPLENDID STRUCTURES IN OUR ILLUSTRATION SHOW THAT THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN CAN NOW BOAST COMPARISON, IN POINT OF ARECHITECTURAL EMBELLISHMENTS, WITH ANY EUROPEAN TOWN [TOKYO. MODERN TOKYO. THE SPLENDID STRUCTURES IN OUR ILLUSTRATION S

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book title ： YA068
author ： Ｈ．　Ｅ．　ＢＯＴＴＬＥＷＡＬＬＡ
PHoto ID ： YA068021
GID ： G0203847
PhotoCD no. ： K043005
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