Carp Trap Model "Tanago-Do"

Whelk-Trap "Baitori-Do"

Model of a Carp, Sea Bass, Blowfish, Shrimp and Octopus

What Dosage Do I Need?

map from "What will Japan do? A forecast, etc"

The Immortal Kinko riding a giant carp

[Album de 100 phot. du Japon] / Studio Shin-e-Do, Kinbei Kusakabe [et autres photographes]

[Album de 152 phot. du Japon] / Studio Shin-e-Do, Kinbei Kusakabe [et autres photographes]

Flowers Do Not Wait, series Modern Paragons of Women

Hirado Dish with Two Carp, One in Relief

Japanese wooden mechanical fly-trap, with emptied contents. Photograph, 1905/1915

No Matter What You Do Someone Will Hear and Talk

What shall we do with our girls? The Shepherd: Who giveth this woman away? Granny Post: I do, may it please ...

"Wait a minute. There's something for you to do too"

You Can Do Nothing But Wish :Animals, children, and war in Japanese picture books

A Lesson in Patriotism. John Bull: Your navy system seems to work just as splendidly as your army. How do yo...

Kort vest in blauw weefsel met beige ruiten; model met rechte kraag en kleine revers; geen sluitin...

Mosquito Net (Kaya), from the series Model Young Women Woven in Mist (Kasumi-ori musume hinagata)

The Japanese domestic servant is ac customed to fulfil dirties which do not fall to the lot of her class in ...

Mosquito Net, from the series Model Young Women in Mist (Kasumi-ori musume hinagata) (Kaya)

"You can come whenever you like - all you gotta do is ask" [Defence Minister Robert Ray talking to Japan's Emperor Hakihito] Pryor

Japanese soldiers%take time off from tlie tedium of garrison duty to do some limbering up. Here they are see...

Tanabata, from the series Fashionable Children of the Five Festivals (Fūryū kodomo gosekku)

Dual owners: or, how will he run? Komura: Look here, De Witte. The brute better go to your stalls to train. ...

The Actors Nakamura Nakazo I as Onmaya Kisanda Dressed as Kakubei the Lion Dancer (Kakubei-jishi) (right) and Segawa Kikunojo III as Shizuka Gozen (left), in the Dance Sequence "Myoto-zake Kawaranu Nakanaka" (Everlasting Harmony of the Marital Cup), from the Second Part of the Play Chigo Torii Tobiiri Kitsune (Heavenly Child—The Fox Leaps Through the Shrine Gate), Performed at the Ichimura Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1777