OUR JAPANESE CONSUL. The Harbour Deputy Chairman (on Jap. reception Day): "A little sprig of Heather to the ...

Our ocean and our job. Volunteer now for the Occupation Force for Japan. [ca 1946]

Seizure by the Japanese of Mr. Moss, and his treatment by the consul-general [electronic resource]

THE WAR IN THE EAST : A GENERAL VIEW OF THE HARBOUR OF FUSA 5/8, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE JAPANESE

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

Stirling Island, Blanche Harbour and part of Mono Island as they appeared during the Japanese occupation. Th...

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]. (35)

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]. (32)

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]. (31)

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]. (30)

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]. (34)

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]. (36)

[Aerial photographs relating to the Japanese occupation of Rabaul and vicinity, Papua New Guinea, 1943] [Simpson Harbour and Tavurvur volcano]. (33)

HOW THE JAPANESE WARSHIPS ARE COALED: WOMEN COALING A BATTLESHIP WITH WELSH COAL IN NAGASAKI HARBOUR

One of a group of Japanese harbour pilots who were used to bring the Allied fleet, safely into Sagarni Bay m...

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