The faces in the Edo hanami curation, laid out in 3D (Browse in 3D)
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A curation of Edo-period cherry-blossom viewing pictures from 29 books in the National Diet Library Digital Collections. The 121 faces in it become cards laid out in a 3D space. Switch between table, sphere, helix and groups (by book, or by a metadata field) and the cards fly to their new positions. Click a card to see it large, and double-click to Keep it and open it in the viewer.
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