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Retro Japan Images

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A Japanese bottle/liquor shop of the early 20th century. Back then, people who wished to buy nihonshu (generic name "sake") used to provide their own bottles. The bottles themselves were made from clay and invariably from the brewers themselves. The owner of the shop would them fill them from the appropriate cask. It will be noted that each of the casks was plugged to prevent leakage. Liquor Shop, Japan Image, Cask, Early 20th Century, Japanese, Brewers, Retro, Generic, Appropriate
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Japanese Bottle (Liquor) Shop Early 20th Century
A Japanese bottle/liquor shop of the early 20th century. Back then, people who wished to buy nihonshu (generic name "sake") used to provide their own bottles. The bottles themselves were made from clay and invariably from the brewers themselves. The owner of the shop would them fill them from the appropriate cask. It will be noted that each of the casks was plugged to prevent leakage.
EDO ADVENTURE
EDO ADVENTURE
Retro Japan Images
The jinrikisha, which rose from humble beginnings to dominate travel in many of Japan's major cities in the Meiji Era (the late 19th and early 20th centuries). Promising men from all over the nation flocked to places like Tokyo and Yokohama to work as runners, because of the opportunity to earn high salaries. There was a dark side, however, with some commentators at the time saying that the average life of a jinrikisha man was as short as 5 years. Meiji Era, Time Quotes, Yokohama, Dominant, Dark Side, Tokyo, City
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Women in Jinrikisha Meiji Japan
The jinrikisha, which rose from humble beginnings to dominate travel in many of Japan's major cities in the Meiji Era (the late 19th and early 20th centuries). Promising men from all over the nation flocked to places like Tokyo and Yokohama to work as runners, because of the opportunity to earn high salaries. There was a dark side, however, with some commentators at the time saying that the average life of a jinrikisha man was as short as 5 years.
EDO ADVENTURE
EDO ADVENTURE
Retro Japan Images
A Japanese bottle/liquor shop of the early 20th century. Back then, people who wished to buy nihonshu (generic name "sake") used to provide their own bottles. The bottles themselves were made from clay and invariably from the brewers themselves. The owner of the shop would them fill them from the appropriate cask. It will be noted that each of the casks was plugged to prevent leakage.
Japanese Bottle (Liquor) Shop Early 20th Century
A Japanese bottle/liquor shop of the early 20th century. Back then, people who wished to buy nihonshu (generic name "sake") used to provide their own bottles. The bottles themselves were made from clay and invariably from the brewers themselves. The owner of the shop would them fill them from the appropriate cask. It will be noted that each of the casks was plugged to prevent leakage.
EDO ADVENTURE
EDO ADVENTURE
Retro Japan Images