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• Photographs of Aiduwakamatsu Castle in 1873
• Photographs of Ogasawara Islands in 1876
• Photograph of Mukogawa Railway Bridge
• Photograph of New Ryogoku Bridge
• Photographs of the Kaiseigakko Building Drawing
• Photograph of Azumabashi Bridge in Tokyo
• Sapporo Main Government Building
• Photographs of Industrial Facilities in Sapporo
• Taga-jo Ishibumi kankei Monjo
• Photograph of Japanese Exhibitions in US World Exposition
• Photograph of Port Vladivostok in Russia
• Goen-satsu mihon
• Photograph of Osaka Mint Opening Ceremony
• Naidaijin Shoichii Koshaku Sanjo Sanetomi no sogiroku fuzoku shashin
• Medals awarded at 2nd National Industrial Fair
• Reference Materials No.14, to be attached to Report on the Survey regarding Ashio Copper Mine
• Original Photograph of Report on Plant Tests of Mineral Poisoning
• Data on Ashio Copper Mine Poisoning Incident and Smoke Pollution at Niihama Smelting Furnace of Besshi Copper Mine
• Transportation of Russian Soldiers by the South Manchurian Railway
• Report from the foreign resident
• Report from the foreign resident No.2
• Togo Heihachiro Kokuso kankei shashin
• Photos of the stack room for documents and records in Shiga Prefecture
• Toyako Summit Publicity panel

[ Photographs > Photographs of Aiduwakamatsu Castle in 1873 ]

Photographs of Aiduwakamatsu Castle in 1873

Sawa Kazunori, governor of Wakamatsu Prefecture (presently the northern part of Fukushima Prefecture) sent his requirement to Iwakura Tomomi, Minister of the Right (Udaijin) to remove and rebuild Wakamatsu-jo Castle which was damaged by bombardment of Boshin War and became ruins. These 6 copies of wet glass plate photographs were submitted to show the conditions of the castle. Wakamatsu-jo Castle was demolished in July, the 7th year of Meiji (1874). "Kobun Fuzoku no Zu (pictures and charts affiliated with Kobun Roku)" in which these photographs are included, together with "Kobun Roku (Compiled Records of the Grand Council of State)" were designated as National Important Cultural Properties" in the 10th year of Heisei (1998) together with "Kobunroku"(Compiled Records of the Grand Council of Statee) .

Photographs of Aiduwakamatsu Castlein 1873	Photographsof Aizuwakamatsu Castle in 1873
Photographsof Aizuwakamatsu Castle in 1873	Photographsof Aizuwakamatsu Castle in 1873
Photographsof Aizuwakamatsu Castle in 1873	Photographsof Aizuwakamatsu Castle in 1873