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Title: Hitome tamaboko : kan 1 | 一目玉鉾 : 巻 1
Contributor: 井原西鶴, 1642-1693
Ihara, Saikaku, 1642-1693
Date Created and/or Issued: [1689]
1689
Publication Information: [大坂] : [雁金屋庄左衛門], 元祿2 | [Osaka] : [Kariganeya Shōzaemon], Genroku 2
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). 題簽落剝 [daisen rakuhaku] (title slip peeled-off). 縹色・元表紙 [hanadairo motobyōshi] (light indigo original cover).
Preface by Naniwa Hairin (Saikaku) in Genroku 2 [1689] with two seals: "維時元禄二年己巳正月吉辰難波俳林 (松寿) (鶴)."
Suzuki subject: 地理－日本地誌－遊覧・遊歴
製版 [seihan] (woodblock printing).
後印 [kōin] (later printing).
Format: 四周単辺 [shishū tanpen] (within single border) of 22.1 x 16.0 cm ; text chiefly in 16 vertical lines in upper frame (12.5 cm) and illustrative maps in lower frame (10.6 cm). 版心丁付 [hanshin chōzuke] (paging on center column).
Identifier: https://catalog.library.ucla.edu/vwebv/holdingsInfo?bibId=1787478
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Language: Japanese
Subject: Japan Maps, Pictorial--Early works to 1800
Japan--Description and travel--Early works to 1800
Source: OpenUCLA Collections
Wahon Literacies: A Collection of Books for the Study of Japanese Book History

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