Ueno Kōen (Tokyo, Japan);Japan--History--Allied occupation, 1945-1952;Tokyo (Japan)--Capital and capitol
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Barley field along Ueno park, June 18, 1947
Rows of ripening barley near Ueno Park in northern Tokyo. Description provided by photographer Roy Simonson reads: "A ripening field of barley planted in rows about 12 inches apart in the flood plain of a small stream along the edge of Ueno park, northern Tokyo. The low hill capped by trees marks the edge of the park."
Five-storied pagoda in Ueno Park, June 18, 1947
Five-story pagoda of the Kan’ei-ji Temple in Ueno Park, with a kagura-den stage beside it. Description provided by photographer Roy Simonson reads: "A pagoda-like tower which seems to be part of a Shinto shrine in Ueno Park, with a man in Japanese dress and another part of the building in the foreground."
Home under construction at Ueno Park, June 18, 1947
Description provided by photographer Roy Simonson reads: "Modest Japanese home under construction in the Ueno Park section, north Tokyo. The studdings are 2x2 inch pieces, there is a bark covering on the roof, and there is a "backplastering" of mud and rice straw on a wickerwork of bamboo canes. The house will be covered with boards (1/4 or 1/2 inch) and may or may not have tile placed on the roof."
Rice paddies behind a home under construction at Ueno Park, June 18, 1947
A field of rice paddies and a corner of a house under construction, with a backplastering of mud and rice straw on a wickerwork of bamboo canes, in the Ueno Park section of northern Tokyo. Description provided by photographer Roy Simonson reads: "Corner of the house shown in G30 with rice paddies immediately beyond it and some of the office buildings and stores of the Ueno Park section in the distance."
Top of five-storied pagoda in Ueno Park, June 18, 1947
Five-story pagoda of the Kan’ei-ji Temple in Ueno Park behind trees. Description provided by photographer Roy Simonson reads: "The upper part of the tower shown in G33 from another point of view; this is now taken over by pigeons."