k 1403030020 Sumo Wrestlers Sumo wrestling, ca. 1890s Meiji 20sJapanese sumo wrestlers and a referee at the garden of British engineer and photographer William Kinnimond Burton 18561899.This photograph was published in Wrestlers and wrestling in Japan, published by K. Ogawa in 1895 Meiji 28, the first comprehensive book to introduce sumo to a foreign audience. sumo to a foreign audience.In 1887 Meiji 20 Burton was invited by the Japanese government to become a professor of sanitary engineering at Tokyo Imperial University. Burton also designed Japans first skyscraper, Ryounkaku Burton also designed Japans first skyscraper, Ryounkaku Ryounkaku , located in Tokyos Asakusa.From a series of glass slides published but not photographed by Scottish photographer George Washington Wilson 18231893. Wilsons firm was one of the largest publishers of photographic prints in the world.Photo by MeijiShowaAFLO Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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140303 0020   Sumo Wrestlers Sumo wrestling, ca. 1890s  Meiji 20s   Japanese sumo wrestlers and a referee at the garden of British engineer and photographer William Kinnimond Burton  1856 1899 .  This photograph was published in  Wrestlers and wrestling in Japan,  published by K. Ogawa in 1895  Meiji 28 , the first comprehensive book to introduce sumo to a foreign audience. sumo to a foreign audience.  In 1887  Meiji 20  Burton was invited by the Japanese government to become a professor of sanitary engineering at Tokyo Imperial University. Burton also designed Japan s first skyscraper, Ryounkaku   Burton also designed Japan s first skyscraper, Ryounkaku   Ryounkaku  , located in Tokyo s Asakusa.  From a series of glass slides published  but not photographed  by Scottish photographer George Washington Wilson  1823 1893 . Wilson s firm was one of the largest publishers of photographic prints in the world.  Photo by MeijiShowa AFLO
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140303-0020 - Sumo Wrestlers

Sumo wrestling, ca. 1890s (Meiji 20s) Japanese sumo wrestlers and a referee at the garden of British engineer and photographer William Kinnimond Burton (1856-1899). This photograph was published in "Wrestlers and wrestling in Japan," published by K. Ogawa in 1895 (Meiji 28), the first comprehensive book to introduce sumo to a foreign audience. sumo to a foreign audience. In 1887 (Meiji 20) Burton was invited by the Japanese government to become a professor of sanitary engineering at Tokyo Imperial University. Burton also designed Japan's first skyscraper, Ryounkaku ( Burton also designed Japan's first skyscraper, Ryounkaku ( Ryounkaku ), located in Tokyo's Asakusa. From a series of glass slides published (but not photographed) by Scottish photographer George Washington Wilson (1823-1893). Wilson's firm was one of the largest publishers of photographic prints in the world. Photo by MeijiShowa/AFLO

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