Ise Asama-yama ryokan jūhattei yori jūhasshū ichibō no zu [A panoramic view of the celebrated Eighteen Mountains from the most popular Asama-yama Inn at Ise]
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content: NAA INV 10000080

USNM Ethnology Catalog 398554
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content: MS 7144 Lispenard Seabury Crocker collection of Japanese maps
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content: 1 Print (color woodblock, 20 x 13.75 inches mounted on 23.25 x 17 inches)
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content: 1895
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content: Map-folder 10, Item 1
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: Archival materials
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content: Graphic Materials
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content: Prints
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content: The map shows the scenic Ise area which is comprised of the sea coast of Shima peninsula and Ago Bay, now called Ise Shima Kokuritsu Kōen (National Park). Prominently identified are the celebrated mountains and Shinto shrines, including Naiku, the most venerated of all Ise Shirnes. It is said to have been built four years before Christ and contains the sacred mirror, one of the imperial emblems.