Category:Saruwaka-chō, Asakusa
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Saruwaka-chō, Asakusa 浅草猿若町 was the area of Asakusa 浅草 to which the three major kabuki theaters of Edo 江戸三座 were moved in 1842. It became a major center for tea houses and restaurants catering to theater goers. The three theaters gradually moved to other parts of Tōkyō or closed in the Meiji period. Saruwaka-chō is now a part of Asakusa 6-chōme 浅草六丁目 to the north east of Asakusa's main Buddhist temple Sensō-ji 浅草寺.
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Media in category "Saruwaka-chō, Asakusa"
The following 12 files are in this category, out of 12 total.
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Ichimura-za Asakusa.JPG 900 × 1,200; 231 KB
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Ichimura-za-Kabuki-Theatre-by-Hiroshige-1854.png 2,141 × 1,000; 3.34 MB
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Monument of Asakusa Saruwaka-machi.JPG 1,500 × 2,000; 459 KB
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NDL-DC 1303624-Utagawa Kunisada Hiroshige II-江戸自慢三十六興 深猿若街顔見せ-元治1-crd.jpg 3,262 × 4,595; 2.66 MB
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NDL-DC 1307032 Toyohara Chikanobu 十一月 cmb.jpg 9,436 × 4,680; 6.04 MB
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Opening Performance (Kaomise) at Saruwakacho LACMA M.2003.67.15.jpg 2,100 × 1,431; 1.23 MB
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Saruwaka-cho Shibai no Ryaku-zu.jpg 573 × 414; 536 KB
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Saruwaka-Cho.JPG 3,808 × 1,840; 904 KB
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Saruwaka-chō Kaomise from Edo-jiman Sanjū-rokkyō.jpg 897 × 1,305; 1.27 MB
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Stele of Morita-za site 02.jpg 1,400 × 2,100; 557 KB
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Tōto Meisho - Shibai-chō Hanei no Zu.jpg 2,655 × 1,707; 2.97 MB
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