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Australian Church Fete - Dressing as Japanese
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Australian Church Fete - Dressing as Japanese
An Australian Church Fete at Yarra, Geelong - 41 miles from Melbourne. The three women being transported by rickshaw are all wearing Japanese kimonos. It is captioned Jinricksha, Japanese Village
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Australian Dressing Fete Kimonos Melbourne Rick Shaw Tall Transported Yarra Geelong
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This photograph, titled "Jinricksha, Japanese Village" from the Australian church fete held at Yarra, Geelong in 1904, showcases a unique and intriguing moment in time, just 41 miles from Melbourne. The image features three elegant women, dressed in traditional Japanese kimonos, being transported in a rickshaw. The tall, white-clad man pulling the rickshaw adds to the historical authenticity of the scene. The children in the background, dressed in their school uniforms, add a sense of excitement and energy to the image. The women's kimonos, with their vibrant colors and intricate patterns, are a stark contrast to the simple white dresses worn by the girls. This photograph provides a fascinating glimpse into the past, where the Australian community came together to celebrate and embrace the culture of Japan. The Japanese village at the church fete allowed attendees to experience a taste of Japan through dressing up in kimonos, trying traditional foods, and learning about Japanese customs. The use of the rickshaw, a common mode of transportation in Japan at the time, adds to the authenticity of the scene. The women's graceful poses and the children's curious expressions add to the charm of this photograph. This photograph is not only a historical record of a church event, but also a testament to the multiculturalism and open-mindedness of the Australian community in the early 1900s. It is a reminder of the importance of cultural exchange and the power of community events to bring people together.
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