Japan in America

The Philadelphia Centennial Exhibit in 1876 marked the start of a wave of popularity in the United States for all things Japanese. By the early twentieth century this interest in Japanese culture was reflected in a growing number of Japanese gardens as well as such attractions as the Japanese villages at Ontario Beach, Rochester NY and Revere Beach, MA. This category consists of postcards depicting these gardens, buildings, and attractions.

2871. Japanese Tea Garden, Piedmont Park, Oakland, Cal. (1909)
35. Japanese Gardens, Wonderland, Revere Beach, Mass.
38. 15 Minute Trip through Flowery Japan, Showing Mt. Geisha, in Background
3416. Revere Beach, Mass., Japanese Village, Wonderland Park
36. Revere Beach, Mass. Theatre and Boardwalk, Wonderland Park
3409. Japanese Village, Wonderland, Revere Beach, Mass.
3358. Japanese Village, Wonderland, Revere Beach, Mass.
1051. Japanese Village--Wonderland--Revere Beach, Mass.
37. The Wonderland Park, Revere Beach, Mass.
1394. On the Board Walk, Looking Toward Japan, Wonderland, Revere Beach, Mass.
1050. On the Royal Arch in the Japanese Village, Wonderland, Revere Beach, Mass
3008. Dragon\'s Gorge, Revere Beach, Mass.
40. Scene at Ontario Beach Park, Rochester, N.Y.
2101. Night Scene at Ontario Beach Park, NY
1049. Japanese Village, Ontario Beach Park, N.Y.
2792. Japanese Garden, Ontario Beach Park, N.Y.
3315. Japanese Tea Gardens, Luna Park, Coney Island, N.Y.
51. Japanese Tea Garden, Luna Park, Coney Island, NY
52. Japanese Cafe, Dreamland, Coney Island, NY
3411. Cafe at Dreamland, Coney Island, N.Y. (No. 50)

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