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- Q4120978 subject Q6561917.
- Q4120978 subject Q6646605.
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- Q4120978 abstract "Aizō Morikawa (森川 愛三, Morikawa Aizō, 1878–1949) was a renowned Japanese portrait and commercial photographer.Born in Fukui Prefecture in 1878, Fukui went some time around 1897 to Sapporo, where he studied photography under Tokiwa Mishima in Mishima's studio. Around 1907 he moved to Tokyo, where he studied under Kazumasa Ogawa.Morikawa ended up with his own studio, Morikawa Shashinkan (森川写真館, which became renowned as outstanding in Tokyo and the premier studio in Japan for omiai photography. Morikawa died in Tokyo on 5 February 1949.Some of Morikawa's work is in the permanent collection of the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography.".
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- Q4120978 comment "Aizō Morikawa (森川 愛三, Morikawa Aizō, 1878–1949) was a renowned Japanese portrait and commercial photographer.Born in Fukui Prefecture in 1878, Fukui went some time around 1897 to Sapporo, where he studied photography under Tokiwa Mishima in Mishima's studio. Around 1907 he moved to Tokyo, where he studied under Kazumasa Ogawa.Morikawa ended up with his own studio, Morikawa Shashinkan (森川写真館, which became renowned as outstanding in Tokyo and the premier studio in Japan for omiai photography.".
- Q4120978 label "Aizō Morikawa".