Mutsu-no-Kuni(Nanbu-ryou)

Original size: 416cm of east and west and 776cm of north and south.

Mutsu-no-Kuni(Tsugaru-ryou)

Tosaminato which prospered since the Middle Ages was the important traffic point of the north circum...

Tsugaruhirosakijo-no-ezu

Located on a plateau in watershed of Iwaki-gawa River, the castle is also called Takaoka Castle. The...

Port Ando

No. 36. The survey was conducted in 1874, and the chart was published in 1875.

Noheji anchorage

No. 37. The survey was conducted in 1874, and the chart was published in 1875.

Ohataura no ezu

No. 38. The survey was conducted in 1874, and the chart was published in 1875.

Aomori anchorage

No. 52. The survey was conducted in 1874, and the chart was published in 1875.

Mimmaya bay

No. 70. The survey was conducted in 1874, and the chart was published in 1876.

Drawing of Air-Raid Damaged Site of Aomori

Drawings of Air-raid damaged sites of major cities in Japan was prepared in December, the 20th year ...

Drawings of Air-raid damaged Sites of Hachinohe

Original Size: 55 cm and 40 cm

Telegraph line between Tokyo and Aomori

Original size: 37cm and 107.9cm

Army Barracks in Shimo-Tsutsui village and military training ground in Tsukurimichi village in Aomori Prefecture, Mutsu Province

Original size: 54cm x 40cm

Goshogawara Toshikeikaku gairo ippanzu

Goshogawara city planning general street map attached to the document on the city plan approved by t...