Amida pond, the Buddha statue presented by the Korean King to the Japanese Emperor was once thrown in, Akamatsu Rinsaku, 1947
color woodcut, h 246mm × w 368mm More details
Amida pond, the Buddha statue presented by the Korean King to the Japanese Emperor was once thrown in, Akamatsu Rinsaku, 1947
This work belongs to Zesendertig gezichten van Osaka (RP-P-2014-18-9)
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Zesendertig gezichten van Osaka -
Inhoudsopgave -
Inhoudsopgave -
Gedichtblad -
Gedichtblad -
Osaka Castle, built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1585 A.D -
Doves at Shitennôji temple -
Shitennoji temple, built by Prince Shotoku in 587 A.D -
Ebisubashi bridge, a business center -
Soemoncho, the gay quarter -
Dotombori, theater street -
Aizendo, shrine for Indian God of will power -
Tennoji Park -
Zoo at Tennoji -
Isshinji, temple of the tea house with eight windows -
The high lantern at Sumiyoshi, a light house in older times. -
Sakai Ohama, swimming beach -
Hamadera Park -
Sumiyoshi Shintô Shrine -
Honmachi, a business center -
Naniwabashi bridge -
Amida pond, the Buddha statue presented by the Korean King to the… -
Tenjinbashi bridge -
Taishôbashi bridge -
Kawaguchi, the estuary of Yodo river -
Yotsubashi, four joint bridges -
Shinsaibashi, the shopping center -
Kôzu shrine dedicated to Nintoku Emperor. -
Toyokuni shrine dedicated to Toyotomi Hideyoshi. -
The central public hall. -
Sakuranomiya, the cherry attraction spot. -
Tsumura Betsuin, the agency of Nishi Honganji. -
Osaka Imperial University -
Midôsuji, a business center -
Tenmangû shrine dedicated to Sugawara Michizane. -
The Court of Appeal. -
The Municipal Hall. -
Jûsô, the recreation center. -
Haginotera, the temple of bush clovers. -
Minô, National Park. -
The waterfall at Minô National Park.
