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: First Landing of Americans in Japan, 1853


First Landing of Americans in Japan, 1853

First landing of Americans in Japan under Commodore Matthew Perry (1794-1858). Perry entered Edo (modern Tokyo) Bay on July 8, 1853 and went ashore at Gorahama (shown here) on July 14th. Lithograph, 1855

Picture No
14028627
Media ID
47829779
Size
7772px x 4798px (19.6MB)
Credit
© Science Source / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Science Source
Date
1853

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