A Fall in Japanese Goods, (Observer, 07 September 1889)

THE MEGAPHONE IN USE BY A JAPANESE SIGNALLING PARTY. (Otago Witness, 07 September 1904)

THE MEGAPHONE IN USE BY A JAPANESE SIGNALLING PARTY. (Otago Witness, 07 September 1904)

FITZGERALD BROS.' JAPANESE WRESTLERS IN AUCKLAND, (Observer, 21 January 1905)

BABBY MEYER, Waihi's Champion Japanese Wrestler (Observer, 01 February 1908)

CHRISTMAS IN DISTANT JAPAN (Observer, 02 December 1905)

A Japanese 6in. Gun. (Grey River Argus, 03 September 1904)

ADMIRAL TOGO: A MEMENTO OF THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. (Otago Witness, 18 September 1907)

Damaged Japanese aircraft at Rabaul, September 1945

Modern Reproduction of “The Fall of Yōrō in Mino Province", series A Tour of Japanese Waterfalls (諸国瀧廻り)

THE JAPANESE BATTLESHIP MIKASA, WHICH TOOK FIRE AND SANK IN SASEBO HARBOUR, SEPTEMBER 10, 1905

Trade in goods and services [electronic resource]: Average of imports and exports as a percentage ...

BARON KOMURA, The Japanese Peace Plenipotentiary, (Otago Witness, 06 September 1905)

Leonard Monk Isitt signs Japanese Instrument of Surrender, 2 September 1945

Leonard Monk Isitt signs Japanese Instrument of Surrender, 2 September 1945

he Tukishima troupe of plucky Japanese (Otago Witness, 07 March 1906)

Trade in goods by partner countries and regions [electronic resource]: As a percentage of total OE...

The Feast of the "Double-Yang" in September, one of a set of five

[Op 2 september 1945 in de Baai van Tokio werd op het Amerika...]

[Op 2 september 1945 in de Baai van Tokio werd op het Amerika...]

[A Russian officer and a Japanese officer are standing on a large map, the Japanese officer has pulled up a piece of the map causing the Russian officer to slip and fall]

JAPANESE GIRLS SEEK REFUGE FROM FALLING DEBRIS IN A DRAIN PIPE

HIS FIRST UMBRELLA. A Pround Little Man of Japan (Auckland Star, 05 September 1903)

A Japanese boat. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 July 1904)

GOING IN A JAPANESE SAMPAN TO ENOSHIMA. (Otago Witness, 24 December 1902)