| ID Code | WH14-143 |
|---|---|
| Creator | Giso Shimomura |
| Age at the Time | |
| Donor | |
| Date of the Scene | Around 1935 |
| Distance from the Hypocenter (m) | 1,900m |
| Location | Ushita, Hiroshima Station areas |
| Size (H×W) (cm) | 25×35.5 |
| Description | In front of Hiroshima Station, the streets were lined with pines and restaurants standing eave to eave. Drawing / Giso Shimomura Around 1935 Near Hiroshima Station Matsubara-cho Approx. 1,900m from the hypocenter In Matsubara-cho, south of Hiroshima Station, the streets were lined with pines (matsu) giving the area its name. It was called East Matsubara to distinguish it from the pine-lined streets of Fukushima-cho. This entire area was lively with public markets, moving picture theaters, and row after row of restaurants and inns. |