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Yokohama's Memory5 The work of Tomi Goro Ozaki
Last Updated February 15, 2024
Yokohama's Memory5 [Work of Tomi Goro Ozaki]
The Yokohama's Memory Vol.5 is available.
Here are some of the work of Tomi Goro Ozaki, which was created by the need for the times.
Due to the nature of the port opening of the port, Yokohama in the late Tokugawa and early Meiji eras was also a place to receive overseas information and a place to send Japanese information, and the different cultures seen and heard in Yokohama were transmitted to Japan through Yokohama Ukiyo-e and guides. Was passed on to Against this background, Tomi Goro Ozaki was the person who performed distinctive publishing and sales activities in Noge, Yokohama. He created a pictorial map calling himself "Goyosha Manju Elderly", and as a Shoshi Kinseido, published English guidebooks and textbooks called traffic, as well as sold picture books.
The pictorial map of Tomi Goro Ozaki, which recorded Yokohama at that time, expresses the city as a cut-out map, while also pictorial drawing around Noge and Honmoku. In the masterpiece "Shinkanyo Yokohama MAP OF YOKAMA", it is written as "Mamosei Ginkajin" and "Kobayashi Ginji" as the sales office. All of them are Ginka Kishida, a pioneer of Meiji culture.
As a single print, in addition to the pictorial map, we publish Soroku, Yokohama Ukiyo-e, numbering, and a book. These materials left today speak eloquently about the culture of Yokohama in the early Meiji era, including the appearance of Yokohama and the activities of Yokohama merchants.
You can see the notation of the alphabet in the picture map, but Ozaki also publishes language books that are indispensable for accepting foreign cultures. Through guidebooks such as spelling letters, word books, and short sentences created by Ozaki, the people of Yokohama at that time would have communicated with foreigners.
References
- Municipal Central Library Opening Memorial Magazine Editorial Committee “Books and Culture in Yokohama” (Municipal Central Library, March 1994)
- Masako Ishibashi “Kinseido Tomi Goro Publishing Catalog” (Publishing Research No. 23, Publishing Society, March 1993)
- Edited by the Association History Compilation Committee "Kanagawa Old Book Association 35 Years History" (Kanagawa Prefecture Old Book Register Commercial Cooperative, October 1992)
Yokohama picture map | Yokohama picture map |
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Gohasha Manju Elderly Drawing I'm sorry. MAP OF YOKOHAMA】 October 1870 (October 1870) | Tomi Goro Ozaki [All improvements in Yokohama] July 1890 (1890) |
Yokohama picture map | Bag of picture map |
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Tomi Goro Ozaki | [Yokohama Guide Map] |
Sogoroku | Famous book |
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Yoshimasa [New Board of Tokyo Yokohama Chusoroku] Tomi Goro Sanoya | [New Edition Revision of Yokohama] Tomi Goro Sanoya, (collected in "Yokohama City History Customs Edition") |
Famous book | Language Books |
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Tomi Goro Ozaki [Commercial Initiatives for Commercial Products] Kinseido, March 1879 (1879) | `I'm sorry,' Kinseido |
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