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aggregated CHO: Ganjō-ji Temple, Tobe
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Ganjō-ji Temple, Tobe
type: ProvidedCHO
description: Foto van een dorpstempel.
title: Temple de village
medium: papier
type: foto
extent: hoogte 12.3 cm
date: 1865
created: 1865
creator: anoniem, fotograaf
extent: breedte 17.0 cm
source: Collectie Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam
type: zwart-wit foto
description: Possibly the Ganjō-ji temple in the village of Tobe, where convicts who had been executed at the nearby prison on the Kurayami-zaka slope were buried. Among them was the Japanese lordless warrior Seiji Shimizu, supporter of the movement seeking to "revere the Emperor and expel the barbarians". Convicted for the murder of the British major George Baldwin and the Irish lieutenant Robert Bird in the village of Kamakura on November 21st, 1864, which would become known as the Kamakura Incident, he had been executed on December 28th.
title: Foto van een dorpstempel