1896 Print Fukushima Nakasendo Kisokaido Central Mountain Route Japan XGEB7 XGFC6 this ad features their Muralia

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This is an original 1911 halftone print of a giant rooster display at the Turin-Italy Exposition

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1896 Print Fukushima Nakasendo Kisokaido Central Mountain Route Japan XGEB7 XGFC6 this ad features their MuraliaThis is an original 1896 black and white halftone print of a waypoint on the the Nakasendo in Fukushima. The Nakasendo (Kisokaido) translates to "central mountain route" as it was one of two important routes from Kyoto to Edo (Tokyo) used in the Edo Period, the other being the Tokaido. However, while the Tokaido went along the Eastern coastline of the island Honshu, the Nakasendo traversed the Hida Mountains through central Honshu. Fukushima was one