Japanese ikebana manuscript

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  mssHM 83976

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  [Single sheet manuscript in Japanese]

  Manuscripts

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  Japanese smallpox manuscript volume, approximately 1860

  Manuscripts

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  mssHM 82443

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  Kōmō Chayuhō : [manuscript]

  Manuscripts

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  mssHM 81220

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  One Japanese pattern book, circa 1898

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  Fascinating features of fair Japan

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  An album with 50 hand-tinted photographs of Japan showing gardens, shrines, temples, palaces, parks, resorts, scenic landscapes, and traditional Japanese arts and occupations, such as Ikebana, Sumo wrestling, No theater, and rice planting. The images include "Three Views of Japan": the islands at Matsushima, the shrine at Itsukushima, and the sandbar at Ama no Hashidate. There are photographs of various sites in Tokyo, Kyoto, Kyushu, and Nikko.

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