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Antique map of Naniwa
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Revised and enlarged map of the Izu Seven Islands
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Detailed map of the developed port of Yokohama
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Panoramic view of the summit of Mt. Fuji
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Visualized itinerary of Great Japan
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Panoramic view of the fifty-three stations of the Tokaido Highway
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Fuji ryōdō ichiran no zu
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Panoramic view of the noted places in the land and sea of Great Japan
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Square map of all the countries on the globe
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Map of Nikkō Mountain
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Map of all the countries of the world and pictures of the peoples, showing the capitals and the distances from Japan
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Detailed itinerary map of great Japan
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Geographical map of Kōzuke Province
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Panoramic view of Shiogama and Matsushima, Mutsu Province
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Panoramic view of the mountains and rivers of Sado Province
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Newly engraved and revised, Detailed map of the Tōkaidō highway
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Planisphere of the heaven
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The compete map of the whole world, newly translated from Dutch sources
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Revised route map of Japan [1]
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Bird's-eye view of Kyōto
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Shintei bankoku zenzu
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Map of sea, mountain, tide and land of Japan
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[A catfish does something evil to a monkey, while a god of thunderstorms and others watch]
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[People praying at the Kaname-ishi rock, which pins down a giant catfish and prevents it from moving and causing earthquakes]
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[Print illustrating the tsunami that followed the 7.2 magnitude Meiji Sanriku earthquake of 1896]