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Ceremonial float

16-a033311
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of James Davidson collection

Item is a photograph showing a parade float surrounded by people wearing ceremonial dress drawn by two oxen in front of buildings. Possibly Tanabata Festival

Two women with tea ceremony objects

16-a033326
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of James Davidson collection

Item is a photograph showing two women dressed in traditional dress against a white background with tea ceremony objects. Reads, "Ladies saluting. One calling upon the other."

Three women in rickshaws pulled by men

16-a033333
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of James Davidson collection

Item is a photograph of three women wearing traditional clothing carrying parasols in rickshaws pulled by men along a cherry blossom lined road.

Street scene

16-a033344
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of James Davidson collection

Item is a photograph of the of a street scene. Five people wearing traditional clothing, buildings and a cart appear

Funeral procession

16-a033350
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of James Davidson collection

Item is a photograph of a funeral procession. People wearing traditional clothing, funeral bier, and buildings appear. Reads, "Funeral."

The Kimbei studio on Honchō-dōri, Yokohama

16-a033361
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of James Davidson collection

Item is a photograph of a street scene with Kusakabe Kimbei’s studio on No. 7 Honchō-dōri in Yohohama, Japan, which he opened in 1880. The original title provided by Davidson was “Street scene with photo studio sign”.

Kusakabe Kimbei (日下部金兵衛)

Boat on body of water with buildings

16-a033385
Item
[ca. 1895]

Part of James Davidson collection

Item is a photograph of a boat with two passengers wearing traditional clothing on a body of water. Buildings appear in the background. Reads, "PUBLIC GARDEN AT HIKONE NEAR OTSU."