Vintage Japanese Postcard - Yasukuni Shrine Giant Stone Lantern, Designed by Ito Chuta, 1935, Printed in Japan This authentic pre-war Japanese postcard features the monumental stone lantern (?ishi T?r?) located on the grounds of Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan. Designed by renowned architect It? Ch?ta, the lantern was a gift from the Fukoku Chosen Mutual Insurance Company and unveiled on November 22, 1935. The inscription at the bottom details the size: Height: 34 shaku (approx. 10.3 meters) and Circumference: 60 shaku (approx. 18.2 meters) — making it one of the largest traditional t?r? lanterns ever constructed. Real Photo Postcard (RPPC), sepia tone Divided back, unused Printed in Japan Excellent vintage condition A rare and striking piece of Sh?wa-era commemorative architecture. Perfect for collectors of Japanese history, architecture, and militaria ephemera. If you are unable to pay via PayPal, please contact me to arrange payment through Payoneer, Visa bank card, or MetaMask USDT wallet. You can write to me in a message. Seller's warranty. See description of delivery conditions. Free shipping. For 2-3 weeks - letter with tracking number Leave feedback after purchase