Ehon Taikoki, 3 is a historical narrative presented in the form of an illustrated book. Authored by Tetsuz Tsukamoto and Kakusai Takeuchi, this volume offers a glimpse into Japanese history through the lens of traditional woodblock printing. The Ehon Taikoki series captures historical events and figures, making it an invaluable resource for those interested in Japanese art and history. This edition, published in 1913, continues the tradition of blending visual storytelling with historical accounts, appealing to both scholars and enthusiasts of Japanese culture.

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