The Nikko District
Photographed by K. Ogawa, F.R.P.S.

 
Ogawa, K. (Kazumasa):
The Nikko District, Photographed by K. Ogawa, F.R.P.S., Tokyo (13 Hiyoshi-cho), K. Ogawa, horizontal 4to (10 x 14 1/2 in 25.5 x 36.6 cm), Meiji 45 (1912), stiff wraps with illustrations on front and back covers, silk ties, spine covered 1 inch at top and bottom, text in Japanese and English, one page introductions in Japanese and English, reads Japanese style from back to front, 1 color plate and 23 black and white plates, 1 map. All 24 plates are half-tone. The first plate is color and appears to be a reproduction of a drawing. The other plates are black and white are reproductions of photographs. One plate has two images while the remainder contain an single image. At the bottom of each image is a descriptive caption in Japanese and English. Issued with loose tissue guards between the 24 plates.

 
Title Page

Introduction (Japanese):

Introduction (English):

Map:

All 24 Halftone Plates:

General View of Yomei-Mon (Color)


Red Bridge (Mihashi)


Omote-Mon (First Gate of Iye-Yasu Shrine)
 

An Interior View of Yomei-Mon


Sorin-to (A Monument)


Kara-Mon and Haiden (Tomb of Iye-Yasu)
 

San-Yen or Three Monkeys / Nemuri-Neko (The Famous Sculptures)
 

Midzuya (Iye-Yasu Shrine)


Haiden (General View Interior Shrine of Iye-Mitsu)


Interior Haiden of Iye-Yasu Shrine


Tomb of Iye-Yasu


Gate of Iye-Mitsu Shrine


General View of Iye-Mitsu Shrine (Haiden)
 

Interior Haiden of Iye-Mitsu Shrine


A Mountain Road to Lake-Chiuzenji from Nikko-Machi)


Cascade of Urami


The Upper Course of Diaya-River


The Countless "Jizo-Sons" at Ganman


Ohiradi (Near Lake of Chiuzenji)


A View of the Cascade Kedon


A View of Lake-Chiuzenji


A Part of Lake-Chiuzenji


Lake of Hot-Spring (Yumoto)


Nikko-Machi



Colophon:

Printed:  Meiji 45 (1912).7.29
Published: Meiji 45 (1912).8.1

Ogawa Kazumasa (Isshin), 13 Hiyoshi-cho, Tokyo
Ogawa Shashin Seihanjo (Seihan Sho) [Ogawa Photoengraving Company/Factory], 
   13 Hiyoshi-cho, Tokyo

This book was printed before the death of the Meiji Emperor 
(July 30, 1912) and published after his death.

Listing of Plates without Pictures:

1. General View of Yomei-Mon (Color)
2. Red Bridge (Mihashi)
3. Omote-Mon (First Gate of Iye-Yasu Shrine)
4. An Interior View of Yomei-Mon
5. Sorin-to (A Monument)
6. Kara-Mon and Haiden (Tomb of Iye-Yasu)
7. San-Yen or Three Monkeys / Nemuri-Neko (The Famous Sculptures)
8. Midzuya (Iye-Yasu Shrine)
9. Haiden (General View Interior Shrine of Iye-Mitsu)
10. Interior Haiden of Iye-Yasu Shrine
11. Tomb of Iye-Yasu
12. Gate of Iye-Mitsu Shrine
13. General View of Iye-Mitsu Shrine (Haiden)
14. Interior Haiden of Iye-Mitsu Shrine
15. A Mountain Road to Lake-Chiuzenji from Nikko-Machi)
16. Cascade of Urami
17. The Upper Course of Diaya-River
18. The Countless "Jizo-Sons" at Ganman
19. Ohiradi (Near Lake of Chiuzenji)
20. A View of the Cascade Kedon
21. A View of Lake-Chiuzenji
22. A Part of Lake-Chiuzenji
23. Lake of Hot-Spring (Yumoto)
24. Nikko-Machi