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LOWER MIDDLE OF SECOND PANEL, Left Screen (Otemon Gate of Edo Castle, Wadakura Bridge, Daimyokoji Street, Matsudaira Iyonokami residence). Visit of the Korean imperial envoy (lower middle of second panel, left screen)

The Korean imperial envoy visited Japan twelve times during the Edo period. In this painting, the envoy is about to enter the great gate of Edo Castle. During Iemitsu's reign, three envoys came. Later, envoys only arrived for a new shogun's succession ceremony. "View of Edo" (Edo zu) pair of six-panel folding screens (17th century).

Date

17^th century

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http://www.rekihaku.ac.jp/e_gallery/edozu/l.html

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