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...the founder of a secondhand clothing shop which later developed into the [[Takashimaya]] department store corporation. ...hes out of the rice shop, and in [[1831]], opened his own shop, calling it Takashimaya, and selling secondhand clothes.

Iida Tetsusaburô was the fourth head of the [[Takashimaya]] corporation, which was begun by his grandfather, [[Iida Shinshichi I]], a ...is. He took on the name Iida Shinshichi IV during his time as president of Takashimaya, from 1888-1919, and again from 1927-1942. His brother Masanosuke (1863-193

...and wife of [[Iida Shinshichi II]], the first two owner/managers of the [[Takashimaya]] [[textiles]] store. She played a significant role in running the store al

...the adaopted son (by marriage) of [[Iida Shinshichi I]], the founder of [[Takashimaya]], a Kyoto secondhand clothing shop which later developed into a major depa

...ri. There are also two locations on Shijô-dôri (including one inside the [[Takashimaya]] department store) and one on Tominokôji-dôri.

Iida Shinshichi III was the third head of the [[Takashimaya]] business, which began as a secondhand clothing store in [[1831]], and lat

...i I]] opens a secondhand clothing shop which will later develop into the [[Takashimaya]] Corporation.

...rous special events as well. Later, his students were able to show work at Takashimaya's ...s around the world" triptych. The three artists were later commissioned by Takashimaya to produce another triptych on the same theme; this one included one of Sei

...on to his daughter, and then to his son-in-law. His ''[[yago|yagô]]'' was Takashimaya.

...|textile]] producers, and the like, including [[Iida Shinshichi III]] of [[Takashimaya]] and [[Kawashima Jinbei II]], to produce works for decorating the [[Tokyo

...s, textile producers, and the like, including [[Iida Shinshichi III]] of [[Takashimaya]] and [[Kawashima Jinbei II]], in [[1887]], to produce works for decorating

...former merchant class (such as the founders of [[Echigoya|Mitsukoshi]], [[Takashimaya]], etc.), and also many of the former samurai class; for example, the [[Shi