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Great Kanto Earthquake

12. Asakusa Twelve Story Tower (Ryōunkaku) after the Earthquake

1187. Asakusa Twelve Story Tower (Ryōunkaku) after the Earthquake

1188. Environs of the Ryōgoku Bridge and the Ryōgoku Sumo Hall (Kokugikan)

1189. Ruins of the Maruzen Department Store at Nihonbashi 3-chōme

1190. Ginza Street after the Earthquake

1191. Ruins of the Maruzen Department Store

1192. Environs of the Mitsukoshi Department Store

1202. Ruins of the Nakamise and Niomon Gate at Asakusa Sensō-ji Temple

1203. Saigō Takamori Statue in Ueno Park

1209. Looking Toward the Holy Resurrection Cathedral (Nikoraidō)

1198. Environs of the Kabuki-za Theater after the Earthquake

1194. Environs of Ueno Hirokōji

Re-Envisioning Japan © Joanne Bernardi 2013-2016

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