View of the seaside

View of the seaside

The photograph published in The Far East Vol.2 No.6(August 16, 1871 issue). It was titled ODOMIWARA - NEAR CAPE CHICHAKOFF, seems Odomari, Cape Sata,Kagoshima. Ten Japanese fishing boats are pulled up on the beach at low tide, and a person is photographed in the centre of the beach. Most of the houses in the fishing village have thatched roofs, but some have tiles. ==Date:unknown, Place:Kagoshima, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number19‐28‐0]

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