The Japanese Scout Reconnoiters an Enemy Position at the Bank of the Yalu River (Waga sekkō Ōryokkō fukin ni tekijin o ukagau zu)

The Japanese Troops Cross the Yalu River (Waga hei Ōrokkō o koeru)

The Japanese Forces March Onward near the Yalu River (Ōryokko fukin shiingun no zu)

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

A Pursuit Battle at the Yalu River (Ōryokkō tsuigeki no zu)

A Fight at the Yalu River (Ōryokkōjō no shotōtsu)

Risking Certain Death, a Japanese Soldier Reconnoiters the Enemy Situation at the Taedong River (Banshi o okashite Daidōkō ni tekijō o saguru)

Crossing Taiedong River, Our Army Assaults the Enemy Headquarters (Waga rikugun Daidōkō o watari Shingun no honei o kōgekisu)

Our Officers Scouting the Enemy Camp in a Snow Storm (Oyuki o okashite waga shoko tanshin tekichi o teisatsu no zu)

Our Forces Crossing the Yalu River: In Honor of Lieutenant-General Nozu

Braving Heavy Snow, a Japanese Officer Scouts the Enemy Territory (Ōyuki o okashite waga shōgō tanshin tekichi teisatu no zu)

The Right-Wing Forces of the Japanese Second Army, Braving Enemy Fire, Wade Chinchou Bay and Attack the Enemy Fort (Waga dai ni gun no uyoku hōka o okashite Kinshuwan o toshoshi tekirui o kogekisu)

Attacking Pingang: Our Soldiers Conquer the Enemy Fortress (Heijō kōgeki waga gun tekirui o nuku)

Attacking Pyongyang, Our Soldiers Conquer the Enemy Fortress (Heijō kōgeki waga gun tekirui o nuku)

Having Crossed a Pontoon Bridge over the Yalu River the Japanese Army Occupied Kiuliencheng (Wagagun Ōryokkojō no kakyō o watari tekieshi o gekitai shi Kyūrenjō o senryōsu)

In the Battle of Shaho, a Company of Our Right-Wing Forces Drives a Strong Enemy Force to the Left Bank of the Taitsuho (Shaka no kaisen ni waga uyokugun no ichi jūtai gankyō no teki o Taishika no sagan ni gekitsui su)

Captain Asakawa Scouts the Battle and Fights Bravely (Sekkō Asakawa Kiheitaii Funsen no zu)

Captain Asakawa Scouts the Battle and Fights Bravely (Sekkō Asakawa Kiheitaii Funsen no zu)

Captain Asakawa Scouts the Battle and Fights Bravely (Sekkō Asakawa Kiheitaii Funsen no zu)

Colonel Satō, Disguised in Korean Attire, Reconnoiters the Yalu Shore with an Interpreter (Satō taisa kanpuku o chakushi tsūyakukan o shitagae Ōryokkō no engan o teisatsu su)

Triptych: Despite the Snow the Japanese Army Perseveres to Hold Their Strong Position at Wei-hai-wei (Yuki o okashite waga gun Ikaiei no kenrui o nuku zu)

Allied planes strafing enemy positions in the Senio River sector in Italy, World War II - Photograph taken b...

Japanese Cavalry Forces Drove the Enemy Away from Sandaitzu, While an Infantry Company Occupied Fenghuang-cheng; Japan's Great Victory (Waga kihei Sandaishi no teki o gekitai shi hōhei no ichibutai wa Hōōjō o senryōsu daishōri no zu)

Picture of Our Officer Single-Handedly Scouting Out Enemy Territory Braving the Heavy Snow

At the Battle of the Yellow Sea a Sailor of the Japanese Flagship Matsushima Asks with His Last Breath if the Enemy Battleship Tingyuen has been sunk (Kōkai no tatakai waga Matsushima no suihei shi ni nozonde tekikan no sonpi o tou)

Tookaidoo gojuusan tsugi no uchi Maisaka

Sunshu Ejiri (Object); Fugaku sanjurokkei (Series)

Maisaka: True View of Imagiri (Maisaka; Imagiri Sainkei), No. 31 from the series Fifty-Three Stations of the Tōkaidō (Tōkaidō Gojūsan Tsugi No Uchi)

Bushu Tamagawa (Object); Fugaku sanjurokkei (Series)

Poem by Yamabe no Akahito

View of Lake Biwa and the Town of Ōtsu from the Building Dedicated to Kannon at Mii Temple

Captain Higuchi Fights Bravely Holding an Orphan in His Arms

FAMOUS VIEWS OF SIXTY PROVINCES,KASHIMA SHRINE

Maisaka, Actual View of Imagiri

Guide to Famous Places at the Fifty-Three Post-Stations along the Tokaido Highway ( Known as the "Tatee Upright" Tokaido Series ) : Otsu

Tookaidoo gojuusan tsugi no uchi Hakone

Fuji sanjuurokkei Osakagoe, Kai

東海道五拾三次之内・日坂　佐夜ノ中山

Landscape

A Dispatch from Korea (Chōsen denpō jikki)

Enoshima and Shichirigahama Beach (Enoshima shichigahama)

Catching Fish under Willows in the Rain (Summer)

No.16 Kanbara

Evening View of Ikkokubashi Bridge

Having Crossed a Pontoon Bridge over the Yalu River the Japanese Army Occupied Kiuliencheng (Wagagun Ōryokkojō no kakyō o watari tekieshi o gekitai shi Kyūrenjō o senryōsu)

One Hundred Aspects of the Moon ( Tsuki Hyakushi )

Viewing Enōshima, with poems by Shinsenen Sagimaru and Kagetsuan Hamabei Kurondo, series Mountains of the Four Quarters

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View of Lake Suwa from Shiojiri Pass, series Sixty Nine Stations of the Kiso Road