Edo On World Map

Edo On World Map. Anxiety in Edo community over alleged influx of illegal miners The 1602 World Map of Ricci currently held by the James Ford Bell Library at the University of Minnesota. Starting from Edo Castle, it proceeds to Kyōto along the Tōkaidō, which was the main road in the Edo period

The colophon, highlighted in yellow in the lower left section of the map, reports that the map was authorized for publication in Kaei 6 (1853) and first published in Ansei 5 (1858), but that this copy was printed from blocks revised in Ansei 7 (1860). The first volume shows the land route from Edo to Kyōto

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He began the work on the 1807 by order of the shogunate government, with the assistance of astronomer Hazama Shigetomi and Dutch interpreter Baba Sajūrō, who was summoned to Edo (present-day Tokyo) from Nagasaki in 1808 1840 late Edo period ukiyo-e woodblock print world map on a Mercator Projection The Edo Kiriezu maps are illustrative in depicting the whereabouts of landmarks such as temples and shrines and way-finding

Anxiety in Edo community over alleged influx of illegal miners. The colophon, highlighted in yellow in the lower left section of the map, reports that the map was authorized for publication in Kaei 6 (1853) and first published in Ansei 5 (1858), but that this copy was printed from blocks revised in Ansei 7 (1860). Starting from Edo Castle, it proceeds to Kyōto along the Tōkaidō, which was the main road in the Edo period

world map edo kingdom Google Search Vacation destinations, Yoruba. Reading the Map of Edo The Map of Edo was drawn around 1847, after a map by Takai Ranzan, by an unknown Japanese cartographer This world map was completed by Takahashi Kageyasu (1785-1829) of Tenmonkata (the office in charge of astronomy)