Lantern slide depicting a scene in Oiso, a beach in Kanagawa near Enoshima peninsula. The beach is a favourite spot for swimming and pleasure. It is the oldest leisure beach in Japan, opened in 1885. In the picture, people are collecting shells. the sticks are to protect them from being swept out to sea.
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