Fine woodblock print showing a map of Japan oriented with north toward the upper right. The detailed map shows cities and towns, distances, boundaries etc… Published in 1880 ca.
大日本 地全圖 [Map og Great Japan]
- Author: Hashimoto Yuransai Kenshi
- Year: 172 x 72 cm, 1880
- Place of publication: Tokyo
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