EMPEROR HIROHITO VISITS SHRINE OF HIS ANCESTORS TO REPORT ON JAPAN'S DEFEAT

Emperor Akihito of Japan Visits the Smithsonian

The Japanese Emperor Hirohito, the hundred and twenty-fourth of his line, riding to the railway station at T...

JAPAN'S NEW EMPEROR.A recent photograph of His Imperial Majesty Hirohito, who has succeeded his father, the ...

HIROHITO, The new Emperor of Japan. (Evening Post, 29 December 1926)

Presentation of Her Majesty's Yacht Emperor to the Emperor of Japan at Yeddo, on the 26th of Augus...

TWO EMPERORS AT TOKIO.—The Emperor of Japan and the Emperor of Manchukuo (nearest camera) on their way to a ...

Pemberitahoean! - Announcement! "His Majesty the Emperor of Japan has officially broadcast that on...

[Chinese Emperor(?) and Empress(?) seated on raised platform with musicians seated in front of them; the Emperor appears to have lost his nose and part of his right shoulder, the Empress part of her scalp]

The Procession of Lord Yoritomo on Pilgrimage to the Tsurugaoka Shrine

Sumō Match Held in the Presence of The Emperor and Empress at Yayoi Shrine no Zu)

THE MIKADO DYING: HIS MAJESTRY MATSUHITO, EMPEROR OF JAPAN, WHO IS LYING HOPELESSLY ILL AT TOKIO

Emir of Trans-Jordania on the saluting base during his visit to Maadi

A report on the influence of aging and depopulation to landscape in Japan

Emperor Jimmu with the Yada Crow Perched on his Bow, from the series A Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

Urawa Internment Camp. Report on visit of 22nd June, 1945

Visit of the Emperor to the Nijō Castle, Procession in the Kan'ei Era (Kan'ei gyōkō-ki)

Visit of the Emperor to the Nijō Castle, Procession in the Kan'ei Era (Kan'ei gyōkō-ki)

Visit of the Emperor to the Nijō Castle, Procession in the Kan'ei Era (Kan'ei gyōkō-ki)

THE VOGUE OF GOLF: THE CROWN PRINCE OF JAPAN, DURING HIS VISIT TO ENGLAND, RECEIVING HINTS ON PUTTING FROM A...

At His Official Residence of Liukungtao, Ting Ju-chang, Entrusting His Will to Cheng Pi-kuang, Decides to Commit Suicide Bearing the Blame for Defeat (Ryukōtō kansha ni Tei Joshō isho o Tei Hekikō e takushi shū ni kawarite kesshi o hakaru zu)

Court Exh. No. 3308: Letter from the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Chief of POW Information Bureau dated 25 Feb 1943, forwarding a translation of the report on visits to Korean POW Camps

Court Exh. No. 3308: Letter from the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Chief of POW Information Bureau dated 25 Feb 1943, forwarding a translation of the report on visits to Korean POW Camps

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō 7th on the Way to Kameido Shrine (Hatsu-u mōde, first Day of the Rabbit of the New Year)

He would have wanted it this way... - Japanese prime minister Noboru Takeshita and American president George Bush holding talks on East-West relations over the coffin of Japanese Emperor Hirohito in Japan, 1989 / Pryor