The Sinking of a Chinese Warship

Our forces sink a Chinese warship in the Yellow Sea

TORPEDOED: THE CREW OF A SINKING RUSSIAN WARSHIP TAKING TO THE 30ATS AS DEPICTED BY A JAPANESE ARTIST

The sinking of the Chinese man-of-war "Ching-Yuen" in Wei-Hai-Wei harbour

A group of sinking girls

Japanese claim the sinking of

Picture of Our Destroyers Hayatori and Asagiri Sinking an Enemy Warship at Port Arthur During a Great Snowstorm

Popular Viewing of the Captured Chinese Warship Chenyuen (Chin'en jūran no zu)

A CRUISER AGAINST A FLEET: THE SINKING OF THE RUSSIAN SHIP VARIAG AT CHEMULPO. The cruiser Variag and the gu...

The midshipmen of the Japanese warship Iwate

A Popular Viewing of the Captured Chinese Warship at Yokosuka Naval Base (Yokosuka gunkō Chinen-gō kanran no zu)

The midshipmen of the Japanese warship Azuma

The officers of the Japanese warship Iwate

The warship ' Katoki '

JAPAN'S GREATEST DISASTER IN THE WAR: THE SINKING OF THE BATTLESHIP HATSUSE

The Japanese Navy Destroys a Chinese Warship off Takushan (Nisshin sensō Daikosanoki Shinkan gekichin no zu)

A Chinese Looking Out of the Window

Torpedo hits a Russian Warship at the Battle of Port Arthur

Torpedo hits a Russian Warship at the Battle of Port Arthur

Sinking of Ramb I by HMS Leander

Sinking of Ramb I by HMS Leander

Sinking of Ramb I by HMS Leander

Sinking of Ramb I by HMS Leander

Sinking of Ramb I by HMS Leander

Sinking of Ramb I by HMS Leander

Chinese Warship Sunk

The Japanese Navy Wins a Great Victory off Takushan (Daikosan oki daikaisen teikoku kaigun daishōri)

"Banzai" for the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy: A Naval Battle near Port Arthur (Teikoku riku kaigun banzai; Ryojunkō fukin kaisen no zu)

Sergeant Kawasaki Single-Handed Crosses Taiedong River (Kawasaki gunsō tanshin Daidōkō o wataru)

Princess Takiyasha Calling up a Monstrous Skeleton Specter at the Old Palace in Soma

Battle at the Uji River

Moon-viewing Banquet at Yoshino Imperial Palace

Artillery Captain Nezu and Navy First Lieutenant Iida

The Russo-Japanese War, No. 4: On February 13 at 3:00 AM, Braving a Snowstorm, the Japanese Forces Again Attack Port Arthur (Nichi-Ro kōsen zuga; sono yon: Nigatsu jūsannichi gozen sanji dai fūsetsu okashite Ryojunkō saido no shūgeki)

A Russian Warship that Our Sazanami had Captured Got Swamped and Was about to Sink, When a Brave Japanese Sailor, Defying the Danger, Recovered the Japanese Flag from the Sinking Ship

Triptych: Off Kaiyōjima the Japanese Destroyer was Victorious (Kaiyōjima oki nikkan taishō)

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

「相州江ノ島弁才天開帳参詣群衆の図」

Triptych: Sergeant Kawasaki Crosses the River Taedongjiang Alone (Kawasaki gunsō tanshin Daidōkō o wataru)

The Hundred Poems by the Hundred Poets Explained by the Nurse

Naval Battle Scene

[Mitate Genji] Fifty-three : Tenarai

A Great Naval Battle between Japan and China (Dai Nihon to Shinkoku to kaigun daisensō)

Great Japan's Great Victory at Haiyangtao (Dai Nihon Kaiyōtō daishōri zu)

Myōken Shrine

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

Setting Sail from a Port in California in America

The Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers, Having Achieved their Ambition, Gathered Together and Withdrew from Ryōgoku Bridge; Guarding the Head of their Enemy they Proceeded to the Temple

The Suicide of Saigō Takamori (Saigō Takamori Seppuku no Zu)