- Collection of
- Edo-Tokyo Museum
- Title
- Cultural Property Survey Photograph: Grave of Fujiwara Chikafusa, Aichi
- Collection ID
- 90021755
- Category
- Still Picture
- Creation Date
- 20世紀
- Edo-Tokyo Museum Digital Archives
- https://www.edohakuarchives.jp/detail-65107.html
Other items of Edo-Tokyo Museum (85034)
The Truth about the Teigin Bank Robbery (in Which 12 People Died of Cyanide Poisoning)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Hand-colored Photograph: Road Lined with Cedar Trees
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Shōkokumin Shimbun, No. 2846
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Kiku Ningyō (Life-Size Dolls Made of Chrysanthemum Flowers) at Sannō Festival
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Completion of the Capital Reconstruction: Procession in the Grand Advertising Festival
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Tekomai Performance at the Shimbashi Station Opening Ceremony (December 18, 1914)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
July 6th: At Shiba Park in Tokyo, with the Aim of Effectively Spending the Servants' Holiday, Tokyoshi Social Welfare Bureau Hosted a Play That Was Performed on the Right Side of the Toshogu Shrine under the Instruction of Dr. Tsubouchi and with the Support of the Waseda University Cultural Study Group and Zojoji Temple. Shown Here Is a Scene of "Black Principal Image and Ieyasu," Issued on July 22nd, 1922 (No. 4)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Folklore Survey Photograph: [Stone Coffins]
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Saiken (Shin Yoshiwara Saiken) (Guidebook for Visitors to New Yoshiwara District)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Great Kanto Earthquake Illustration: Standing on the Burnt Site of My House, I See the Evening Sun
Ikeda Eiji
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Edo-Tokyo Museum
In Commemoration of the 2600th Anniversary of the Founding of Japan, Special Exhibition of the Imperial Treasures of Shōsōin
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Photograph of Kabuki Performance: Akanezome (Dyed Red), with Ichikawa Hakotora I as Shimoichi Jūbei and Nakamura Kaisha I as Wife Osono
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Telescope (Shogunate Warship Second Nagasakimaru-related Document)
Paul Cameron Company
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Petticoat Government
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Fortune Slip: No. 45, Kichi (Blessing)
Edo-Tokyo Museum