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Grant Memorial Number, ca. 1885

from Cornell University Library

• productive side said:

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Anzac Day procession through the streets of Brisbane, 1916

from State Library of Queensland

• Ian Sanderson said:

  It seems odd that there would be an ANZAC day procession only a year after the landing, and only a few months after the evacuation

• State Library of Queensland said:

  Hi Ian Thanks for you comment. ANZAC Day processions or marches were held in many places in Australia in 1916. For more about this check out the Australian War Memorial's ANZAC Day Tradition webpage.

Sacred Car

from New York Public Library

• Gavin Veasey said:

  Busy time of day.

• Rob Ketcherside said:

  Now adays you hear "portable shrine", not "sacred car" for the translation. Either one works. Some basic info on what's going on here can be found in the Wikipedia Mikoshi article. The article is bland and boring, though. In contrast, the o-mikoshi is toured through the neighborhood once per year in the biggest festival the community is able to afford. (great anthropological discussion in Neighborhood Tokyo about how the o-mikoshi itself represents the community's fortunes) People are yelling, especially the strained men carrying the diety. They stop frequently for breaks in the parade at the high rollers who donate to the shrine - the rice shop, sake shop, soy sauce shop (don't find these today!), retaurants. After a couple drinks and small snacks, they heft up the shrine and bounce it furiously to the next stop. I love all of the panama hats. It's the one thing that really looks out of place from a summer festival today. That and the unobstructed dirt street.