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Kinryuzan Collection

"Exploring the Rich History of Kinryuzan Temple

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Kinryuzan Collection: Year End Fair at Kinryuzan Temple (woodcut)
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Kinryuzan Collection: Three women visit Jizo shrine Eight views Kinryuzan
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Kinryuzan Collection: Distant view of Kinryuzan Temple and Azuma Bridge
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Kinryuzan Collection: Shinpan kinryA'san niAcmon no zu, A new print of NiAcmon in KinryA'zan Temple. Tamagawa
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Kinryuzan Collection: Ukie KinryA'zan ichi no zu, Perspective print of the market at Kinryuzan. Utagawa
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Kinryuzan Collection: 1797-1858 1856. Ando Asakusa Asakusa. Hiroshige
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Kinryuzan Collection: 1797-1858 1837 1844 24. 6 36. 8 Ando Asakusa Asakusa
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Kinryuzan Collection: Perspective print of the market at Kinryuzan
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Kinryuzan Collection: A new print of Niomon in Kinryuzan Temple
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Kinryuzan Collection: Kinryuzan Temple, Asakusa
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Kinryuzan Collection: Perspective picture of the market at Kinryuzan Temple
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Kinryuzan Collection: Kinryuzan Temple, Asakusa Kinry?zan Temple, Asakusa

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"Exploring the Rich History of Kinryuzan Temple: A Glimpse into Edo Period Japan" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Edo period Japan with a visit to the Year End Fair at Kinryuzan Temple. This woodcut print, created by Ando Hiroshige between 1797-1858, captures the bustling atmosphere surrounding this iconic temple. In one frame, we are treated to a distant view Temple and Azuma Bridge, showcasing the architectural beauty that has stood for centuries. The intricate details invite us to marvel at the craftsmanship while pondering its historical significance. Another scene depicts three women visiting Jizo shrine within Eight Views of Kinryuzan. Their presence adds a touch of serenity amidst the lively surroundings, reminding us of the spiritual importance attached to this sacred place. Hiroshige's artistry shines through once again in his prints titled "Shinpan kinryA'san niAcmon no zu" and "Ukie KinryA'szan ichi no zu. " These masterpieces offer different perspectives on life around Kinryuzan Temple - from new prints capturing NiAcmon within its premises to an intriguing market scene bustling with activity. As we delve deeper into these works, it becomes evident that Asakusa was not just a location but also an inspiration for Hiroshige. His attention to detail is remarkable as he portrays various aspects such as measurements (24. 6 x 36. 8), emphasizing his dedication to accuracy and precision. Through these captivating woodcuts, we gain insight into daily life during this era - where spirituality intertwined seamlessly with commerce and community gatherings took place against a backdrop steeped in tradition. So join us on this journey through time as we explore the rich history encapsulated within each perspective print Temple. Let your imagination soar as you envision the sights, sounds, and stories that unfolded within these hallowed grounds.