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Title: Tōkaidō meisho zue : kan 5 | 東海道名所図会 : 巻 5
Alternative Title: 東海道名所圖繪 [variant title]
Contributor: 秋里籬島, active 1780-1814
Akisato, Ritō, active 1780-1814
竹原春泉齋, active 1789-1817
Takehara, Shunsensai, active 1789-1817
Kitao, Masayoshi, 1764-1824
北尾政美, 1764-1824
Date Created and/or Issued: [1797]
1797
Publication Information: 江戸 : 須原屋茂兵衛 | Edo : Suharaya Mohei
Contributing Institution: UCLA, Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library
Collection: Wahon Literacies: A Collection of Books for the Study of Japanese Book History
Rights Information: https://www.library.ucla.edu/location/east-asian-library-richard-c-rudolph; (310) 825-4836
Description: 袋綴 [fukurotoji] (pouch binding). 朱色元題簽 [shuiro motodaisen] (red original title slip) ; 左肩・双辺 [sake sōhen] (double bordered, pasted on the left side of cover). 白色・空押し雲文・元表紙 [hakushoku karaoshi unmon motobyōshi] (white embossed original cover with a cloud pattern).
後印 [kōin] (later printing) of 寛政9版 (Kansei 9 [1797]) edition.
製版 [seihan] (woodblock printing).
Suzuki subject: 地理－日本地誌－地方誌－東海道
Format: 四周単辺 [shishū tanpen] (within single border) of 21.2 x 15.8 cm.
Identifier: https://catalog.library.ucla.edu/vwebv/holdingsInfo?bibId=482867
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Language: Japanese
Subject: Tōkaidō (Japan)--Description and travel
Source: OpenUCLA Collections
Wahon Literacies: A Collection of Books for the Study of Japanese Book History

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