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Japan-British Exhibition - White City, Reconstructed Village
Japan-British Exhibition - White City, Reconstructed Village with watermill. Date: 1910
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1. Title: A Glimpse of Japan in White City: Reconstructed Village at the Japan-British Exhibition, 1910 2. Description: This evocative photograph captures the essence of Japan's presence at the Japan-British Exhibition held in White City, London, in 1910. The image showcases the meticulously reconstructed Japanese village, which offered visitors a unique opportunity to experience the rich culture and traditions of the Land of the Rising Sun. At the heart of the village lies a quaint watermill, its waterwheel gracefully turning in the summer breeze. The crystal-clear stream, which powers the mill, flows gently through the village, adding to its picturesque charm. The traditional thatched-roof houses, with their intricate woodwork and delicate decorations, line the banks of the stream, creating an idyllic setting. The Japan-British Exhibition, held from April to October 1910, was a significant cultural event that brought together the best of Japanese and British art, industry, and technology. The reconstructed village was a highlight of the exhibition, providing a glimpse into the daily life and customs of the Japanese people. The village featured various attractions, including a tea house, a garden, and even a traditional Japanese market. Visitors could witness demonstrations of traditional crafts, such as pottery, weaving, and calligraphy. The village was a testament to the enduring friendship between Japan and Britain, and it left a lasting impact on the thousands who visited it. This photograph serves as a fascinating reminder of a bygone era, when the world came together to celebrate the richness and diversity of different cultures. It invites us to reflect on the importance of cultural exchange and the power of art and architecture to bridge the gaps between nations.
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