Japan. Nobleman costume in 1785

4/12/13
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Nobleman, Japan, 18th century,
Japanese nobleman

Nobleman in 1785. Japan, 18th century.

Japanese nobleman in historical costume with hand fans. Dressed in court costume. The illustration shows the fashion, hairstyle from Japan in 1885.

red, sun, Japan, Mon, Nisshōki, Hinomaru

Hinomaru “Circle of the sun”. The national badge of Japan.

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