Izumo-no-Kuni

Original size: 354cm of east and west and 250cm of north and south.

Iwami-no-Kuni

Original size: 564cm of east and west and 368cm of north and south.

Oki-no-Kuni

Original size: 231cm of east and west and 255cm of north and south.

Izumo no kuni Mstsuejo ezu

Also known as Chidori Castle, Matsue-jo sat atop Mt. Kameda to the east of Lake Shinji. The four-tie...

Shimane Prefecture in 1891

Original size : 51cm and 60cm

Saigo harbour

No. 107. The survey was conducted in 1878, and the chart was published in 1880.

Picture of the Grand Shrine at Izumo - 1

Original size: 100cm and 126cm

Picture of the Grand Shrine at Izumo - 2

Original size: 54cm and 78cm

Matsueken Hokoku (Report from Matsue Prefecture)

83 (40 men and 43 women) were kept at Matsue.

Picture of converts' residence in Takatsu Village, Mino County, Iwami Province (newly drawn picture)

Original size：37㎝ and 54㎝

Facilities for keeping people who have been sent to Nijigatani

Original size：28㎝ and 37㎝

Tsuwano Clan or facilities for keeping people

Original size：27㎝ and 37㎝

Picture of facilities in former Korinji Temple, Otomeyama, Shiromawari-gumi Mori Village, Kanoashi County, Iwami Province where non-converts are staying (one of 4 pictures on Tsuwano Clan)

Original size：36㎝ and 39㎝

Picture of facilities (former temple of woman priests) for converts in Ushiroda, Shiromawari-gumi Mori Village, Kanoashi County, Iwami Province

Original size：27㎝ and 39㎝

Matsue City Planning Chart in 1928

Matsue City Planning Chart annexed to a document when a Cabinet approval was given on April 6 of 3r...