THE YOUNG LION, THE FIRST CONTRIBUTION TO THE WELLINGTON THE BEGINNING OF A ZOO. NEWTOWN PARK. WELLINGTON. ...

Picture of the First Visit to the Pleasure Quarters

The Scene of the First Visit to Zo_jo_ji Temple of the Year

Young Man with Symbols of the First Dream of the New Year

Young Woman with Symbols of the First Dream of the New Year

Japan and Russia at the beginning of the twenty-first century: - New dimension to maritime securit...

One of the first couples to travel from Japan to marry in Old St Paul's, Wellington - Photograph taken by Ph...

Entertaining the visitors on board the Japanese warships at Wellington: a model Japanese national park fitte...

A Decorative Collar, from the series The First Collection of Modern Beauties

First Summer Kimono of the Season, from the series The First Collection of Modern Beauties

[Heir to the throne of Japan - First birthday.]

Ceremony of the First Football Game of a Great House

The Warbler’s First Song (Hatsune), Illustration to Chapter 23 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)

[A two hours visit was paid to the Ueno Zoo in Tokyo by the t...]

Co-reference in Japanese Task-oriented Dialogues: A Contribution to the Development of Language-sp...

The Beginning of the Korean Incident (Sono hajime Chosen hottan)

Evening Post" Photo. The start -of the Wellington Stakes. Twos Loose leading out from Sandusky and Blaydon (...

First Blockade of the Entrance to the Harbor of Port Arthur on the Night of February 24, 1904

[The pool of a little park. The citizens of Tokyo have a big ...]

Sailing ship Kainan Maru, Wellington Harbour, during Japans first expedition to Antarctica - Photograph take...

A Group of Young Women Entering the Garden of a Horticulturist

VISIT OF A JAPANESE SQUADRON TO NEW ZEALAND: THE WARSHIPS LYING IN WELLINGTON HARBOUR, APRIL 3, 1907

MUSCULAR EXPONENTS OF JAPANESE NATIONAL SPORTS ENTERTAIN VISITORS TO THE WARSHIPS AT WELLINGTON

A Well-known beauty of Edo leaning on the railing of a house. In the background a scene of Asakura Park

A Young Woman Serving Tea to a Pilgrim (in the Year of the Snake, 1809)