Big Fire of Yoshiwara

Big Fire of Yoshiwara

Actual Scene of the Fire and Big Whirlwind at Nakanocho Street in Shin-Yoshiwara

True View of the Devastating Fire and Big Whirlwind at Nakanocho Street in Shin-Yoshiwara Licensed Quarter

Ruins of a Fire at Ryogoku, the Outbreak of Fire on January 16, 1881

Outbreak of the Fire Viewed from Hisamatsucho

Outbreak of the Fire Viewed from Hisamatsucho

Guide Map of Yoshiwara

Conflagration on the Night of February 11, 1881, the Outbreak of Fire Viewed from Hisamatsucho

Ryogoku Great Fire,Asakusabashi,Began January 26,1881

Ryogoku Great Fire,Asakusabashi,Began January 26,1881

Scroll of Yoshiwara

Yoshiwara daitsuue

The Great Fire at Ryogoku Viewed from Hamacho

The Great Fire at Ryogoku Viewed from Hamacho

Kaishinshinbun

Kaishinshinbun

Kaishinshinbun

4 Scenes of Yoshiwara

Famous Views of Tokyo : Shin-Yoshiwara

吉仁明治年月日

Niwaka Performance in the Yoshiwara

Kaishinshinbun

Kaishinshinbun

Kaishinshinbun

Big Fire of Yoshiwara

A Fierce Battle at Uiju, Korea (Gishū daigekisen no zu)

A Picture of the Battle with the Rebels at Kawajiri and Takahashi in Kagoshima Prefecture (Kagoshima Bōto Takahashi narabi Kawajiri Sensō no Zu)

The Origin of Iwato Kagura

「信州川中嶋合戦」

Imperial Forces Attacking the Rebel Troops at Kagoshima

Akaboshi Daihachi/Hayato Tsuma Shizubata/Hitomaro Oroku

Popular Mitate of the Time

The Five Hundred Arhats

China War Scenes, Various Artists (Album)

Private First-Class Harada Jūkichi, Climbing a Rampart, Opens a Pingyang Gate (Harada Jūkichi no yūkan Genbumon no jōheki o koete tekigun o haisu)

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Eastern Custom : Varieties of Happiness : Allegiance of Everybody

Fuji no sono Soga kyodai hommo o togeru zu (Object)

Newly Built Eitaibashi Bridge's Hustle of People and Distance View of Tsukuda off Shore

「江戸　高名会亭尽」

A Mixed Detached Force of Japan Occupies the Pescadores (Waga konosei shitai Bōkotō senryō no zu)

The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Encounter the Enemy (Waga sekkō kihei teki to shōtotsu osen no zu)

Emperor Birthday Celebration,Nihonbashi

The Korea War: A Fierce Battle between the Japanese and the Chinese Forces, No. 2 (Chōsen Jiken: Nisshin dai gekisen no zu, dai ni)

A Battle at Pingyang: Imperial Japan's Great Victory (Heijō gekisen teikoku daishōri)

Eimei nijuuhasshuu ku Dakki no Ohyaku

Japan-China War News:Chinese Retreat,as Japanese Capture Ikaiei

The Activities of the Twelve Months