Affascinante mappa geo pittorica del mondo pubblicata da Shōgakukan nel 1956 sotto la supervisione di Goo Taniguchi, insegnante della scuola superiore e della scuola media della Tokyo University of Education. La carta mostra attraverso piccole vignette le peculiarità produttive, flora e fauna di ogni regione del mondo così come le principali rotte aeree e navali.
Shōgakukan (小学館 Shōgakukan) è una casa editrice giapponese fondata nel 1922 specializzata in dizionari, saggi, narrativa, manga pubblicati per scopi educativi e di formazione.
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[Planisfero Geo-Pittorico] 世界⁑絵地図
A fascinating pictorial map of the world published by 小学館 Shōgakukan in 1956.
- Dimension: 50 x 63 cm
- Place of publication: Osaka
- Year: 1956
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