Edo meisho zue; Volume 4

This gorgeously illustrated historic turn-of-the-20th-century guidebook explores the culture and landmarks of Edo-era Tokyo. Including fold-out maps, detailed illustrations, and fascinating anecdotes about the city's history and landmarks, this book is an essential for anyone interested in Japanese history, architecture, or culture. And with a faithful reproduction of the original Japanese text, it's also a great resource for students of Japanese language and culture.
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