A view of the city of Onomichi

A view of the city of Onomichi

Onomichi City and Mukojima Island are visible beyond the three-story pagoda of Tenneiji Temple (today an Important Cultural Asset) on the hillside of Mt. Senkoji. The photograph shows the arrangement of buildings in the commercial district around Hondori Street, the white-walled Hamagura warehouses by the seashore, and the construction of the Sanyo Railroad.==Date:unknown, Place:Onomichi, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number59‐5‐0]

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