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Esaki Reiji

Esaki Esaki-cho, Gifu Pref, 1845; Tokyo, June 7, 1910 was a Japanese photographer. He was a student of Shimooka Renjo in 1871. After a short training period, he opened a photo studio in Tokyo the same year, and moved to Asakusa the following year to become one of Tokyo's top portrait studios during the late 19th century.

Esaki Reiji

Esaki Reidži Dve divky hraji na koto Medium Albumen Print, Cabinet Card Photo Date c. 1890s Dimensions 4.25 x 6.5 in. (108 x 165 mm) Photo Country Japan Photographer Country Japan

Esaki Reiji · Public domain

Born
1845 · Esaki.
Died
1910
Nationality
Japan
Occupation
photographer · politician
Languages
Japanese

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Esaki Esaki-cho, Gifu Pref, 1845; Tokyo, June 7, 1910 was a Japanese photographer. He was a student of Shimooka Renjo in 1871. After a short training period, he opened a photo studio in Tokyo the same year, and moved to Asakusa the following year to become one of Tokyo's top portrait studios during the late 19th century.

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