Hiroshima - Small child with baby on back searching for anything of usefulness

Nagasaki Doll (with baby on her back)

Frog on Lotus Leaf with Baby on Back

Mendicant carrying a child on his back

Woman Churning, A Baby on Her Back

Dutchman carrying a child on his back

Girl Carrying a Baby on her Back, Ohira, Higashitsugaru gun, Aomori

A Peasant woman, with baby tied on her back, washing lettuce, on the shore of Lake Motosu, Japan

[Japanese Woman in Traditional Dress Posing with a Child on her Back]

Japanese woman gives a toy to a child on another lady's back

Monkey and baby reaching for reflection of the moon

Portion of queue waiting for tram, Hiroshima

Woodcutter with a Bundle of Wood on His Back, Holding an Axe

Dzieci Hiroszimy (Children of Hiroshima) (Poster for the 1952 Japanese film Children of Hiroshima, directed by Kaneto Szindo)

Drawing of Man Resting on Axe and Carrying Part of Tree Trunk on His Back

Women of the village of Sesto Imolese, Italy, searching amongst rubble for personal belongings - Photograph ...

Omori Hikoshichi, a retainer of the Ashikaga, carrying a young girl across a stream on his back as...

Teasing the Baby with a Winter Cherry (Hōzuki), from an untitled series of everyday scenes

An interesting Japanese function: The procession of Holy Cedans. The first figure with wings on its back rep...

[Rear view of a traveler or monk wearing cape and with large conical hat on his back, carrying a short staff in right hand]

[Mythological blue Buddhist or Hindu figure, full-length, standing on small island among waves, facing right, against backdrop of flames with phoenix head]

Modern Reproduction of “Woman in Bathrobe and Mother Playing with Baby", series Current Manners in Eastern Brocade (風俗東之錦)

[Hotei, the god of good fortune, one of the seven lucky gods, seated, facing front, next to his bottomless bag of goods on which a small child is sitting and who appears to be cleaning Hotei's left ear]

[A man walking to the left, with a large hat resting on his back and wearing sandals, holding a short staff possibly used to propell a boat]

Saku, a Brave and Intelligent Girl of Thirteen from Tochigi who was Awarded Five Yen by the Prefectural Office for Rescuing a Baby from the River, No. 729 from the series The Postal Newspaper (Yūbin hōchi shimbun)