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Drawings of foreign #horses being imported to Nagasaki. The 8th Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune imported Western horses via Dutch ships several times. #ndldigital https://t.co/FPRvCdRwyf
#CherryBlossom viewing at #ndl #digitalexhibition, Landmarks of Edo in Color Woodblock Prints. You can enjoy a lot of #nishikie depicting #CherryBlossom sights! https://t.co/pPT6B4JanS
Bilingual books in German and Japanese were published from 1914 to 1928, to provide scholars of German language and literature with a selection of good books. "Anderusen no dowa" is one such book. April 2 is Andersen's birthday. #ndldigital https://t.co/gNawT01zCX
“53 stations on the Tokaido” (Edo-Kyoto highway in Edo-period Japan) by Katsushika Hokusai. Compared to Utagawa Hiroshige's work on the same theme, Hokusai focused more on people than landscapes. #ndlditital https://t.co/2Li5Ym2bMo
Read this article to learn about a fabulous magazine which introduced Japanese art to Western countries in the late 19th century: "ARTISTIC JAPAN―A magazine from western Europe on Japanese art" https://t.co/lycY6UKdhG
In the Edo period, #JapaneseGardening evolved in a unique way. Check out these beautiful pictures. #ndldigital https://t.co/DonP5kBDai
Gotenyama was a popular place to view the cherry blossoms in spring, commanding a fine view of Tokyo Bay. #ndldigital
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#CherryBlossom viewing at #ndldigital. Oka-fu, drawn in the middle of the 19th century, introduces 29 varieties of sakura with delicate brushwork.
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Read this article about Nezumikozo, who was a master thief during the 19th century. His exploits have been celebrated in kabuki plays, storytelling, and nishiki-e, resulting in a popular image as a Robin–Hood-esque character. #ndldigital
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Cooking and love story - a Meiji-era bestseller novel by Murai Gensai, introducing more than 500 cuisines including Western ones like curry. This picture shows the well-equipped kitchen of #OkumaShigenobu. https://t.co/Es6URBclNU