k Ueno Park 1895 The Kiyomizu Kannondo Temple in Ueno Park, Tokyo. The temple, built in 1631, enshrines Kosodate Kannon, protectress of childbearing and childraising. Women offer dolls to the temple as symbols of their children. The temple still exists and is one of the oldest temples in Tokyo. This image was published in 1895 Meiji 28 by Kazumasa Ogawa in Scenes of the Eastern Capital of Japan. Meiji 1890s Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Ueno Park  1895  The Kiyomizu Kannon do Temple  in Ueno Park, Tokyo. The temple, built in 1631, enshrines Kosodate Kannon, protectress of childbearing and child raising. Women offer dolls to the temple as symbols of their children. The temple still exists and is one of the oldest temples in Tokyo.   This image was published in 1895  Meiji 28  by Kazumasa Ogawa in Scenes of the Eastern Capital of Japan. Meiji 1890s
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Ueno Park (1895)

The Kiyomizu Kannon-do Temple (in Ueno Park, Tokyo. The temple, built in 1631, enshrines Kosodate Kannon, protectress of childbearing and child-raising. Women offer dolls to the temple as symbols of their children. The temple still exists and is one of the oldest temples in Tokyo. This image was published in 1895 (Meiji 28) by Kazumasa Ogawa in Scenes of the Eastern Capital of Japan. Meiji 1890s

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