Okajima Shinshichi (sold) (岡島眞七)
Okajima Shinshichi (岡島眞七; fl. c. 1868 - 1900) was an Osaka-based publisher that occasionally published maps of Osaka and Japan, as well as books on Japanese history, foreign history, and Japanese law, politics, and administration.
AKA: 岡島眞七
Japan's changing self-conception as it opened up to the world.
新撰日本全圖 / [New and Complete Map of Japan].
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This is a noteworthy 1875 (Meiji 8) Urabe Seiichi map of Japan, including Sakhalin and the Kuril, Ogasawara, and Ryukyu Islands. It was made early in the Meiji period and reflects the tremendous territorial, technological, and cultural changes underway in Japan at that time. (more details)