Nijūbashi Bridge at the Imperial Palace (Bridge to the Main Gate; When Viewed from a Distance, along with the Bridge under the Turret in Front, It Looks Like a Single Two Storied Bridge; That Is Why It Is Called Nijū (Double) Bashi (Bridge)) 皇居二重橋(正門の橋にして遠望の際前方櫓下の橋と重畳するの称なり)

Collection of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Title: Nijūbashi Bridge at the Imperial Palace (Bridge to the Main Gate; When Viewed from a Distance, along with the Bridge under the Turret in Front, It Looks Like a Single Two Storied Bridge; That Is Why It Is Called Nijū (Double) Bashi (Bridge))
Collection ID: 88976148
Category: Printed Material
Creation Date: 20世紀　
Size: 9.2 cm x 14.3 cm
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