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Mouth of the Naka river
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Hiroshigega HiHi様 119 leaves, here: Sheet 60. The mouth of the Nakagawa was an important transport hub, as the three rivers Nakagawa, Onagigawa and Shinkawa met here. This part of the Nakagawa was a popular fishing spot. Hiroshige shows two boats on the river in which several men sit with straw hats and with their fishing. In the lower part two ferry boats fully loaded with passengers.
Title: Mouth of the Naka river
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Hiroshigega HiHi様 119 leaves, here: Sheet 60.
The mouth of the Nakagawa was an important transport hub, as the three rivers Nakagawa, Onagigawa and Shinkawa met here.
This part of the Nakagawa was a popular fishing spot.
Hiroshige shows two boats on the river in which several men sit with straw hats and with their fishing.
In the lower part two ferry boats fully loaded with passengers.
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