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Kanshi Fukugi
Mikikigusa (total 176 volumes) containing information and records written or filed by direct retainer Miyazaki Narichika during closing days of Edo period abounds with many interesting illustrations and beautiful color diagrams. Some of them are shown here.
The record of the official cloths used by the Korean Liaison and the accompanying personnels. From the inscription added to the illustration, it is assumed that the liaison came to Japan on the occasion of the celebration of the accession of Ienari, the 11th Shogun, to the Shogunate in the 8th year of Bunsei (1825).
List
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Ryoshi kohuku
Cloths for reception. Inscription in the blank space explains that it was drawn only from a distance. Therefore the image is only in general and the detail of the pattern on the fabric was impossible to see.
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Jojokan Hanjikan Seijutsukan
Cloths for reception. Inscription in the blank space explains that it was drawn only from a distance. Therefore the image is only in general and the detail of the pattern on the fabric was impossible to see.
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Jojokan
Cloths for reception. Inscription in the blank space explains that it was drawn only from a distance. Therefore the image is only in general and the detail of the pattern on the fabric was impossible to see.
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Gunkan
Cloths for reception. Inscription in the blank space explains that it was drawn only from a distance. Therefore the image is only in general and the detail of the pattern on the fabric was impossible to see.
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Gakujin Kowarabe
Cloths for reception. Inscription in the blank space explains that it was drawn only from a distance. Therefore the image is only in general and the detail of the pattern on the fabric was impossible to see.
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Kowarabe
Cloths for reception. Inscription in the blank space explains that it was drawn only from a distance. Therefore the image is only in general and the detail of the pattern on the fabric was impossible to see.
