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Shintomi-za Theatre¡Ê3¡Ë |
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| [ID] |
2410 |
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| [Place] |
Tokyo |
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color |
| [Size] |
134x86 |
| [Cabinet] |
51-32-0 |
| [Keyword] |
urban facilities |
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| In October 1872, the Morita-za Theatre moved from Asakusa Saruwaka-machi to Shintomi-cho, site of the former Shin (New) Shimabara pleasure quarter. The theatre was later renamed Shintomi-za. Unfortunately it burned down in 1876. The building in this photograph is the new theatre built in June 1878. A modern theatre without a yagura tower or hanging signboards, it had gas lighting inside for the first time in Japan. Taken in the second decade of the Meiji Period (1878-1888). |
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