Reliefs Editions: Map of Japan in Meiji - Carte du Japon sous l'ère Meiji Commons-Forschung It intends to encourage studying

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Reliefs Editions: Map of Japan in Meiji - Carte du Japon sous l'ère Meiji Commons-Forschung It intends to encourage studyingThis multi entry map (chizu), focuses on Japans main islands: Honsh, Shikoku, and Kysh. It also features the other islands and archipelagos of the empire in separate insets: Ezo, the northern island, annexed in 1869 and renamed Hokkaid; the Kuril Islands archipelago; the Ryky Islands; and the Ogasawara Archipelago. Additionally, the map offers detailed plans of Tky, Kyto, and saka. The administrative division of Korea (Chsenkoku) reflects its status