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Fukiage Park,the Imperial Palace¡Ê3¡Ë |
| FUKIAGE 470 |
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| [ID] |
3937 |
| [Photographer] |
R. Stillfried |
| [Album] |
R. Stillfried(album 2) |
| [Place] |
Tokyo |
| [Date] |
unknown |
| [Color] |
color |
| [Size] |
240x195 |
| [Cabinet] |
77-6-0 |
| [Keyword] |
garden |
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Photographs of the same title |
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| The 8th Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune is said to have planted bamboo trees in Fukiage Garden located north of Hanzo-mon around 1725, a time when the shogunate was in dire financial straits. Bamboo was chosen because it is practical and abundant. The bamboo trees can still be seen today inside Hanzo-mon. Emperor Showa (1926-1989) used to enjoy digging up bamboo shoots here. Taken between 1877 and 1887 (second decade of the Meiji Period). |
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