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Map of Kyushu (Medium-sized map)

九州沿海図（中図）
Map of Kyushu (Medium-sized map) (九州沿海図（中図）)
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At a glance — Historical Material · Edo period, 19th century · held by Tokyo National Museum · designated Important Cultural Property of Japan · Ino Tadataka.

Fact Sheet

Designation
Important Cultural Property (重要文化財)
Date
1801–1900
Creator
Ino Tadataka (伊能忠敬)
Location
Ueno, Tokyo
Catalogue ID
cobas-118469

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Map of Kyushu (Medium-sized map) is a historical material of Edo period, 19th century (1801–1900), held by the Tokyo National Museum and designated a Important Cultural Property (重要文化財) of Japan. The facts below are transcribed from the official catalogue record; this entry carries no museum description in English.

Record & Sources

Cite this page: “Map of Kyushu (Medium-sized map)（九州沿海図（中図））.” Treasures of Japan, catalogue no. cobas-118469. Tokyo National Museum. https://treasures.yamato-kenkou.com/treasures/map-of-kyushu-medium-sized-map/ — entry last verified 1 November 2026.
Full record data (as published in the official catalogue record)
  • Genre: Historical Materials
  • Material: Color on paper
  • Cultural property designation: Important Cultural Property
  • 員数: 1幅
  • 分類: 歴史資料
  • 品質形状: 紙本着色
  • 法量: 191.3×164.0

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