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Meiji Jingū Shamusho (明治神宮社務所)


Meiji Jingū Shamusho (明治神宮社務所; 1920 – present) is the office tasked with managing the Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingū), dedicated to the spirits of the Meiji Emperor (r. 1867 – 1912) and Empress Shōken, in Tokyo. The publishing wing of the Shamusho has produced dozens of works relating to the shrine itself, Shinto, and the Meiji Emperor.
AKA: 明治神宮社務所
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A monumental shrine befitting the first emperor of modern Japan.

明治神宫全景 / [Panorama of the Meiji Shrine].

1930 (undated)
19.25 x 14 in (48.90 x 35.56 cm)
MeijiShrine-meijijingushamusho-1930

$300.00

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This is a c. 1930 bird's-eye panoramic view of the Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingū) in Tokyo, published by the Meiji Jingū Shamusho, the office tasked with managing the shrine. The shine has played an important historical role in Japanese national identity, especially in the years between its completion and the end of World War II. (more details)

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