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Japan - A Peculiar Native Bridge at Sumi-Yoshi
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Japan - A Peculiar Native Bridge at Sumi-Yoshi
Lantern slide of a Peculiar Native Bridge at Sumi-Yoshi. Bridge has very high arch. Soribashi is one of the representative structures of Sumiyoshi-taisha Shrine, the largest shrine in Osaka known for gods of the sea. This bridge, also called Taikobashi, is 4.4 meters in height with a maximum grade of 48 degrees, beautifully formed in vermillion. Part of Box 158 Japan, part of Boswell Collection, slide no. 30 Date: circa 1890s
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Beautifully Called Degrees Formed Gods Grade Height Largest Maximum Meters Osaka Peculiar Representative Shrine Slides Structures Sumiyoshi Taisha This Sumi Vermillion Yoshi
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1. Title: "A Peculiar Native Bridge at Sumi-Yoshi: An Elevated Architectural Marvel of the 1890s in Japan" 2. Description: This lantern slide image showcases the unique and enchanting Taikobashi, or Soribashi, bridge at Sumiyoshi-taisha Shrine, the most prominent shrine in Osaka, Japan. Dating back to the late 1890s, this bridge is a remarkable representation of Japan's rich cultural heritage. 3. Background: Sumiyoshi-taisha Shrine is renowned for its association with the gods of the sea, making this bridge a significant and integral part of the shrine complex. The bridge, standing at a height of 4.4 meters with a maximum grade of 48 degrees, is an architectural marvel that has been beautifully formed in vermillion. 4. Details: Taikobashi, also known as the Peculiar Native Bridge at Sumi-Yoshi, is a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the Japanese people. Its high arch is a distinctive feature, adding to its allure and mystique. This bridge, with its vibrant vermillion color, is not only a visual delight but also a symbol of the deep-rooted traditions and beliefs of the Japanese people. 5. Significance: This bridge is one of the representative structures of Sumiyoshi-taisha Shrine and is an essential part of its historical and cultural significance. It is a reminder of the past, a connection to the traditions that have shaped Japan, and a source of inspiration for future generations. 6. Conclusion: This extraordinary lantern slide image offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to the late 1890s in Japan, and inviting us to explore the rich history and culture of this fascinating country. The Peculiar Native Bridge at Sumi-Yoshi stands as a testament to the ingenuity, craftsmanship, and resilience of the Japanese people, making it an invaluable addition to any collection or presentation.
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