【Early Taisho and Meiji Periods】Suwa Shrine, Completion Ceremony Commemorative General Meeting Photo, Shioyama Photo Studio, 398mm x 332mm, Koshu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Former Shioyama City, Former Yamato Town Group photo from around Taisho 10 (early 1920s) This is a photo of the commemorative general meeting for the completion ceremony of Suwa Shrine. Since it was found in an old private house in Hatsukano, former Yamato Town (currently Koshu City) (which existed before the Meiji era), it is believed to be Suwa Shrine in Yamato Town or former Shioyama City, but it is not clear because no records remain. 【Reasons for estimating the photo to be from the Taisho era】 Most people in both the front and back rows are wearing traditional Japanese clothing with hakama. Some people (especially in the center and younger generation) are wearing suits and ties. This is a typical mixed style from the late Meiji to the Taisho periods. Several people are holding top hats and fedoras. This was particularly popular during the Taisho era. A person in a high-collared military uniform (Army type) can be seen near the center. Simple formal wear with a high collar was common from the Taisho era to the pre-war Showa era. Regarding the mount, it is a decorative border printed on thick cardboard. This is common for photo studio mounts from the late Meiji to the Taisho eras. Mount size (approx.): 398mm x 332mm Photo size (approx.): 265mm x 207mm Shipping size: Yamato Transport Takkyubin 80 size Management number: 265420250915 □Notes ★Basically, please judge based on the photos. ★Everything in the photos is included.