File 4 - Japan. Land of the rising sun

The Transformation of Mother Earth from Nature to Art, 30

The Transformation of Mother Earth from Nature to Art, 34

Members and friends of the Y.M.C.A., Kofu, Japan

Bamboo alley of Kyoto looked from Otani Boats, Cherry time Bronze Tomb of Iyeyasu, Nikko Cherry blossoms, Uyeno park, Tokyo Coronation of the Emperor Daibutsu at Kobe Daibutsu Dancing Good Night Manganji garden Nikko Mrs. Ota Mrs. Yoshida The Silk in Japan, 21 The Silk in Japan, 24 The Silk in Japan, 25 The Silk in Japan, 28 Nunobiki waterfall, Kobe Pagoda & Sarusawa pond Nara Plowing Shinto Priest The Transformation of Mother Earth from Nature to Art, 30 The Transformation of Mother Earth from Nature to Art, 34 The Silk in Japan, 17 The Silk in Japan, 19 [Vegetable peddler] A wrestling show Torii Tennoji Temple & Pagoda, Osaka Temple interior in Yamemashi Temple interior in Yamemashi Obinzuru, medicine God, Asakusa, Tokyo Members and friends of the Y.M.C.A., Kofu, Japan Biwa lake from Miidera The Tea in Japan, 38 The Tea in Japan, 40 The Tea in Japan, 42 Tea under Wisteria Vines Cherry blossoms

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Japan. Land of the rising sun

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CONTENT WARNING: This material contains attitudes and descriptions that perpetuate a colonial and Euro-centric worldview. Please make any necessary preparations prior to viewing. Material of this nature can be upsetting and may be unsuitable for some uses.

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United Church of Canada Archives

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CA ON00340 F3590-4

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[after 1915] (Creation)

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Dating based on image 70 (Coronation of the Emperor); likely Emperor Taishō, enthroned November 1915.

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Physical description

92 photographs : col., glass lantern slides ; 10 x 8 cm
2 photographs : col., glass lantern slides ; 8 x 8 cm
1 compact disc

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Name of creator

Hambley, Laura H., 1877-1951

(1877-1951)

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Scope and content

File consists of a set of glass lantern slides and an accompanying lecture script entitled "Japan. Land of the rising sun." The Rev. W.O. Fryer is listed as the photographer of one of the photographs, although it is unknown if he was responsible for more of them, as multiple photography studios are listed on the slides, so it is likely that Hambley amalgamated lantern slides from several sources in order to create this presentation. It is also likely that several of the photographs, especially those depicting people posed in a studio, are reproductions of originals taken by noted Japanese photographer Kusakabe Kimbei in the nineteenth century.

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English

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Latin

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Photographs from Accession 2008.078C have been digitized by the donor and are available on CD

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The numbering of photographs within the file reflects the numbering system established in the accompanying script and included on the photographs themselves. As a result, where photographs noted in the script are missing (66, 87, 90, 91), those numbers have been skipped over in the P# system. Photographs from Accession 2006.045C have been integrated where they fall within the lecture script (92, 93, 95).