Geisha Studying a Foreign language for the 1940 Tokyo Olympics (2)

Geisha Studying a Foreign language for the 1940 Tokyo Olympics (1)

Rikisha with a geisha girl on it, Ginza, Tokyo

A geisha girl making a round of calls for New Year greetings, Shinbashi, Tokyo

The Geisha house in Ogi Town bought the latest Buick for transportation of the clients

Geisha girls help entertain at a party to promote Sado-miso

Video 2. A mother Japanese badger, Meles anakuma, collecting fallen leaves for nesting materials and bringing them into the sett

Geisha from Nibo Village play by the water with their parasols out at Senjojiki Beach, a scenic place in Aikawa Town

Geisha from Minami Sado Ogi Town perform in the grounds of Kisaki Shrine

Ogi Geisha gather in the grounds in front of the Hakkakudo of Rengebuji Temple at Mt. Kohieizan

Inochi o mamoru kenmin gensai undou

Inochi o mamoru kenmin gensai undou : jishin ni tsuyoi machizukuri o mezashite : shidoushayou

A pile of coffins for receiving the remains of the victims. ANA Haneda Bay crash

2. A Myriad of Sparkling Lights Were Strewn Like a Coronet at the Edge of the Band of Darkness [from "From Nine Dreams"]

French Types 4: The public scribe: The public scribe is the confidant of chambermaids, the poet for cooks, the amourous interpreter for soldiers and the jurisconsult of caretakers. His calling is the final refuge for defective educations and fashions the invalids of literature

French Types 4: The public scribe: The public scribe is the confidant of chambermaids, the poet for cooks, the amourous interpreter for soldiers and the jurisconsult of caretakers. His calling is the final refuge for defective educations and fashions the invalids of literature

THE ALARMISTS AND ALARMED. 6: －Sir, it's a three sou letter... －Is it the done thing to knock on the door for a three sou letter...I had a fright!... I thought they'd come to ask me for my weapons..

THE ALARMISTS AND ALARMED. 6: －Sir, it's a three sou letter... －Is it the done thing to knock on the door for a three sou letter...I had a fright!... I thought they'd come to ask me for my weapons..

MONOMANIACS 6: THE PARISIAN HUNTER: A benign being, above all harmless. A diligent hunter, leaving home after dawn, killing time rather than other things. His gun is no less philanthropic, no less a faithful observer of the 4th Commandement

Knee-length Portrait of a Male in a Long Robe Facing Left [Study for one of the Jurists in the Faculty Painting ＜Jurisprudence＞ for the Ceiling of the University of Vienna’s Great Hall] （Kniestück eines Mannes in langem Gewand nach Links[Studie für einen der Rechtsgelehrten im Fakultätsbild ＜Jurisprudenz＞ für die Decke des Großen Festsaals der Universität Wien]）

Court Exh. No. 543: Telegram dated Aug. 2, 1940, signed Weizsacker relating to conference in which Ambassador Kurusu and Foreign Minister Matsuoka discussed the subject of a renewal of negotiations for closer Japanese-German relations, etc

Court Exh. No. 543: Telegram dated Aug. 2, 1940, signed Weizsacker relating to conference in which Ambassador Kurusu and Foreign Minister Matsuoka discussed the subject of a renewal of negotiations for closer Japanese-German relations, etc

NEWS 154: Savage Bineau having at last found a use for his club on the boulevards[,] and making Parisians acquainted with all the charms of American roads

[NEWS] 185: Attached through their grandeur to the bank of the Seine, the ministers Parrieu and Rouher consoled themselves at not being able to pass the holidays in their mountains by dancing a bourrée from their birthplace, behind the closed doors of one of the rooms in the Ministry of Justice

NEWS 179: The soothsayers of diplomacy not daring to broach the Prussian-bird in order to know what to believe