Hitachi-no-Kuni

Names normally filled in are not shown. Mt. Tsukuba is illustrated with a main shrine of Omido Templ...

Hitachi-no-Kuni

The steepness and cragginess of Mt.Tsukuba-san can be well imagined in this map with Omido Temple, t...

Hitachi-no-Kuni Mitojozu

This is a castle town of Mito domain, one of the three branch families of the Clan of Tokugawa Shogu...

Hitachi-no-Kuni Tsukubasanjogazu

Map of Mt. Tsukuba in currently Ibaraki Prefecture. The illustration depicts paths to Mt. Nantai and...

Hitachi-no-Kuni Tsukubusan shita gazu

The drawing of the precinct of Tsukuba Shrine located on the hillside of Mount Tsukuba. It is inscri...

Ibaraki Prefecture in 1891

Original size : 51cm and 61cm

Agronomic Map of Hitachi and the northern part of Shimofusa Provinces

The map covers the area of present day Ibaraki Prefecture. Published in the 24th year of Meiji (1891...

Shishidohan kannai Tairamachi mura chinai ryakuzu 1

This is a map showing the 1400 tsubo which the members of the domain will be using for their residen...

Shishidohan kannai Tairamachi mura chinai ryakuzu 2

This is a map of te location of the reclamation, about 1700 tsubo large. A slip affixed reads that t...

Kinugawa ryuiki ezu

Shishido Hanchiji jukyo tou kenchiku kankei ezu

Hitachinokuni Kashima Ibaraki ryogun kubetsukankei ezu

This is a written petition for changing the county border between Kashima and Ibaraki Counties in Hi...

Drawing of Air-Raid Damaged Site of Mito

Original Size: 55 cm and 40 cm

Drawings of Air-raid damaged Sites of Hitach

Original Size: 55 cm and 40 cm

Mito Tetsudo Rosen Jissoku no zu

"On January 19th in the 20th year of Meiji, a document regarding establishment of Mito Railroad...

Hitachi-no-Kuni Niihari-gun Hitachi-no-Kuni Tsukuba-gun Gunkai zu