Saito Katsuzo (sold) (財藤勝藏)
Saitō Katsuzō (財藤勝藏; fl. c. 1906 - 1928), also written as 戝藤勝藏, was a cartographer and publisher of the late Meiji and Taisho eras based in Osaka. His works aligned perfectly with Japan's growing imperial ambitions at the time, primarily focusing on Korea and Manchuria. He was closely associated with the publishing house Jūjiya (十字屋), of which he may have been a propoerietor.
AKA: 財藤勝藏
Japan's Expanding Influence in Manchuria.
朝鮮及滿洲全圖 / [Complete Map of Korea and Manchuria].
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A large, unrecorded 1911 map of Korea and Manchuria by Saito Katsuzo. It highlights the regional transportation network, which under Japanese influence, was rapidly connecting Japan's expanding overseas empire. Extensive and interesting advertising surrounds the main map. (more details)