(Portrait of Ikeda Nagaoki, Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

(Kawazu Sukekuni, Ikeda Nagaoki, Kawata Hiromu, group portrait of Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

(Group portrait, Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

(Portrait of Kawazu Sukekuni, vice-envoy of Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

(Kawata Hiromu, inspector, Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

(Shiota Saburo, interpreter, Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

(Tanabe Yasukazu, Miyake Hiizu, Sugiura Yuzuru, group portrait of Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

(Portrait of Tanabe Yasukazu, Magistrate for Foreign Countries, Second Japanese Embassy to Europe)

Shioda Saburo (Portrait of the 1865-1866 Embassy to Europe)

Shibata Hyuganokami Takenaka (Portrait of the 1865-1866 Embassy to Europe)

Mizushina Rakutaro (Portrait of the 1865-1866 Embassy to Europe)

Obana Sakunosuke (Portrait of the 1865-1866 Embassy to Europe)

Fukuchi Genichiro (Portrait of the 1865-1866 Embassy to Europe)

Report of the Voyage of Four Young Japanese Men to Rome

Pictures of National Industrial Exhibition in Tokyo : The Front Gate of the Second Venue and the Bronze Statue of Lion by the Pond

通商自由制度の速かな回復に努力 : 英米両国と一般的基礎討議 : 遣欧米使節あす出発

法廷証第945号: 日本使節團々長(永野)発會議々長(モンセル)宛書簡. 一九三六年一月十五日 外交関係I. 二九七頁

〔大正7.3.14付池田造船監督間発中島技術本部第五部長宛報告:英国戦巡製造中ノモノニ関スル件〕

上海の佳節式場に支那人、手榴弾を投ず : 白川軍司令官、重光公使、野村第○艦隊司令長官、植田○団長、村井総領事等悉く負傷す : 重光公使右脚に重傷 : 上海本社特電【二十九日発】

矢田総領事と王部長第一回の正式会見 : いよいよ開始された日支交渉 : きのう午前、午後の二回すこぶる順調に進む

第五回検米規則改正の理由 : 民意を尊重して不適不便を除去した : 一袋五銭の手数料さえ納めれば何度でも再調が出来る : 古袋使用も米業者の保護 : 内田殖産局長談

法廷証第2021号: 俘虜ニ對スル質問ニ関スル米國政府ノ申出ニ関スル件回答: 外務省在敵國居留民關係事務室特命全權公使鈴木九萬宛. 俘情第九號ノ三九(昭和十八年六月二十三日)/ 俘虜情報局長濱田平

U.S.-Japan Journalists in Diplomats' Roles/我正当な立場を説いた本山本社長の声明 全米二十五新聞に掲載 : American Public, Skeptical of Tokyo Motive, in Rejecting League And U.S. Arbitration, Turns to Mainichi Through Powerful Newspaper Chain For Frank Nipponese Views : MAINSCHI PRESIDENT PRESENTS JAPANESE CONTENTION : After Briefly Summarizing Historical Background of Manchurian Controversy, Mainichi Chief States Reasons Why Third Party Intervention Is Unjust to Japan And Why Kellogg Anti-War Pact Is Not Applicable in Present Dispute