Nagasaki Habour seen from Mt. Hoshitori

Nagasaki Habour seen from Mt. Hoshitori

Nagasaki Port viewed from Mt. Hoshitori (Mt. Ohira at the time of the photo) overlooking the Oura foreign settlement. The promenade by Dejima built in 1867 and a corral for horses can be seen. Shinchi is to its right and the British Consulate is behind the foreign settlement. At the mouth of Urakami River in the back of the bay lies Urakami-Shinden (present-day Mori-machi). Since Dejima-Shinbashi Bridge built in 1869 is not visible, this photo must have been taken around 1868.==Date:about 1868, Place:Nagasaki, Photo: F. Beato, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images)

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