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{{Creator:Shunsai Toshimasa}}
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Amaterasu cave (cropped), An image of the Japanese Sun Goddess Amaterasu emerging from a cave. 19th century. Signed: ’Shunsai Toshimasa’ (春斎年昌), title: ’Iwato kagura no kigen’ (岩戸神楽之起顕) - ’Origin of Music and Dance at the Rock Door’,  Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper
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春齋年昌筆「岩戸神樂之起顯」、大判三枚続錦絵
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Amaterasu cave (cropped), Ama no Iwato, 1887 woodcuts of Japan, Sarutahiko Ōkami, Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto, Amaterasu ōmikami, Nishiki-e in Meiji period, Shunsai Toshimasa, Extracted images
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A large-sized three-panel nishiki-e print of 'Iwato no kami kushige' written by Shunso Nensho
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アマテラス洞窟署名:「春斎俊昌」、題字:「岩戸神楽之起顕」-「岩戸神楽之起顕」、木版印刷(錦絵)、紙本墨画、彩色
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アマテラス岩戸、日本木版、猿田彦大神、天命、天照大神、錦絵、俊斎俊政、剥落図
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amaterasu sun dance