Dōmeisha (sold) (同盟舎)
Dōmeisha (同盟舎; fl. c. 1874 - 1890) was a Japanese publishing house of the Meiji era. It frequently collaborated with Aoki Sukekiyo (青木輔清), to the extent that Aoki might have been an employee or owner of Dōmeisha. In any event, like Aoki, the publishing house focused on educational materials, including language education among primary school children.
AKA: 同盟舎
Educating for national identity.
明細大日本切圖九州之部 / [Detailed Sectional Map of Japan - Kyushu].
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An impressive 1877 Kobayashi Kanetaka map of the island of Kyushu and several smaller neighboring islands in Japan, published by Aoki Sukekiyo of Dōmeisha. It was part of a series of highly detailed maps of Japan's regions, and the involvement of Aoki and Dōmeisha strongly suggest that it was intended for educational purposes. (more details)