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Girls on jinrikisha
Possibly by Shinichi Suzuki II, whose studio went out of business in 1896.
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Girls on jinrikisha
Possibly by Shinichi Suzuki II, whose studio went out of business in 1896.
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𝐀𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭 : Komusou ( Jinrikisha )
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Street in Japan by Wolfgang Wiggers Via Flickr: From a set of glass positives taken on a tour through China, Vietnam (?) and Japan. Early 20th century, unidentified photographer.
MAGURAのレースライン入荷しました‼︎ 日本国内 MT7 140セット、MT8 40セットの限定品です。 https://magurajp.com/news/10758/ @magura_bicycle #magura #magurabrakes #maguraraceline #maguramt7raceline #maguramt8raceline #maguramt7 #maguramt8 #velo #vélo #vtt #velotoutterrain #mtb #mauntainbike #マウンテンバイク #atb #jinrikisha #jinrikisha_bicycle #人力車 #瀬戸市 #フサオマキザル (人力車) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch4DQLguler/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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A WINTER 'RICKSHA RIDE THROUGH THE SNOW -- Special Effects in OLD JAPAN da Okinawa Soba (Rob) Tramite Flickr: Actually, a very nice version of a common studio scene produced by most commercial photographers of the Meiji era (1868-1912). The snow effects were generally made using large wads of COTTON, and plenty of POWDERED RICE. In this photo, the Geisha heads off to the left in perfect repose. However, the unknown photographer followed up this shot with another showing a not-unknown "accident" that really did happen on occasion in old Japan. His own "comic" take on the standard jinrikisha mishap is seen HERE : www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08/4623082690/ RANDOM SOBA : www.flickriver.com/photos/24443965@N08/random/
A rickshaw ride. / 行きまひょ。
Tokyo Rickshaw Tourists riding one of the ubiquitous rickshaws in the Asakusa area of Tokyo. Navigating among the many shiny glass and steel skyscrapers that fill the Asakusa skyline, rickshaws are just one of the many charms of Edo (former name of Tokyo) that have continued to thrive since the latter half of the 19th century. Once a menial form of labor, rickshaw drivers nowadays have to pass a technical exam and a knowledge test after undergoing training for a month. The drivers are naturally into fitness, have a love of history, and often can even speak several languages. Pentax K-S2 50mm ƒ/8 1/400 sec. ISO 1600. No filter. #rickshaw #pulledrickshaw #jinrikisha #handpulled #manpoweredcart #rickshawdriver #kimono #tourist #Asakusa #Tokyo #Japan #人力車 #着物 #浅草 #東京