Hongochi Viewed from Matsunomori Shrine

Hongochi Viewed from Matsunomori Shrine

The pine foliage on the left is Matsunomori Shrine, the town on the right Shindaiku-machi. The area in the center with the rice fields but no buildings is Katafuchi. Nagasaki Prison would be built here between 1882 and 1908 and Nagasaki Higher Commercial School (present-day Nagasaki University Faculty of Economics) in March 1905. A distant view of the warehouse and the two-storied white photo studio newly built in 1872 at the Ueno Hikoma residence are visible at Nakashima in Ise-machi right of Shindaiku-machi.==Date:about 1874, Place:Nagasaki, Photo:Ueno Hikoma?, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images)

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