Osaka | Meiji | 1890s | Unknown |
Dotonbori (also: Dotombori) in Osaka seen towards the west. The crowded and lively street was filled with teahouses (shibai-jaya), restaurants and theaters. During the Meiji Period, the five main theaters were called the Dotonbori Goza (道頓堀五座). One of them was Asahiza (朝日座), the building in the foreground with the yagura wooden stage. |
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