Osaka | Showa | 1930s | Taisho Hato Studio |
A panoramic view of the Osaka Central Wholesale Market in Osaka, which played a major role in establishing a stable food market in Osaka and surroundings. It was opened in Osaka’s Fukushima Ward in November 1931 in response to the violent Rice Riots (米騒動) of 1918. The market was closed during WWII, but reopened in 1950. |
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