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World Trip 1910-1912
by Makoto Masaki (1874-1943)
These photographs were taken in Europe in 1911.
Photo-1: offered by Mr.Masaki's relatives
Makoto Masaki (1874-1943) is the second person to the right.
(The second person to the left is Viscount Narihide Ishikawa.)
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The photo-2 has the comment :
"Who do you think we are ? November 9, 1911".
Photo-2: offered by the Toki Museum
Makoto Masaki: The person standing behind.
The person front is Narihide Ishikawa / Viscount.
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Photo-3: Commemorative photo
taken on the Mont Blanc Glacier in 1911.
Photo-3: offered by the Toki Museum
Makoto Masaki: on the right toward the photo.
On the left is Narihide Ishikawa / Viscount.
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From 1910 to 1912, Makoto Masaki (an educator：1874-1943)
visited many cities in Europe and North America.
His purpose was to study the education system in developed countries.
Although he sometimes experienced hard times in foreign countries
during the travel on steamships, steam locomotives and in carriages,
his comments on the postcards addressed to his small son
were always warm.
The old postcards have kept the warm feelings even today.
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copyright: 2020 the Toki Museum
World Trip 1910-1912
by Makoto Masaki (1874-1943)
These photographs were taken in Europe in 1911.
Photo-1: offered by Mr.Masaki's relatives
Makoto Masaki (1874-1943) is the second person to the right.
(The second person to the left is Viscount Narihide Ishikawa.)
*******************************************
The photo-2 has the comment :
"Who do you think we are ? November 9, 1911".
Photo-2: offered by the Toki Museum
Makoto Masaki: The person standing behind.
The person front is Narihide Ishikawa / Viscount.
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Photo-3: Commemorative photo
taken on the Mont Blanc Glacier in 1911.
Photo-3: offered by the Toki Museum
Makoto Masaki: on the right toward the photo.
On the left is Narihide Ishikawa / Viscount.
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From 1910 to 1912, Makoto Masaki (an educator：1874-1943)
visited many cities in Europe and North America.
His purpose was to study the education system in developed countries.
Although he sometimes experienced hard times in foreign countries
during the travel on steamships, steam locomotives and in carriages,
his comments on the postcards addressed to his small son
were always warm.
The old postcards have kept the warm feelings even today.
*******************************************
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