Imperial arrival at Shimbashi station on triumphal return from Hiroshima

Arrival of the Imperial Prince at Shimbashi Station

Foreigners At Shimbashi Station

Welcoming the Japanese Army's Triumphal Return from the Asan, Korea

A Scene of the Imperial Headquarters at Hiroshima (Geishū Hiroshima daihonei no zu)

First meal at Tahag on return from Greece

Members of the Maori Battalion at Amariya on their return from Crete

New Zealand and Australian troops at Alexandria on their return from Crete

NZ troops ashore in Egypt on their arrival from NZ

New Zealand troops at Maadi on their return from Greece

Troops cleaning up at Amariya transit camp on their return from Crete

New Zealand troops at Tahag transit camp on their return from Greece

New Zealand troops at Tahag transit camp on their return from Greece

New Zealand troops at Tahag transit camp on their return from Greece

People Welcoming the Return (from the Imperial Headquarters) to Tokyo of the Emperor as His Carriage Passes a Triumphal Arch (Dai gensui heika gokankō gaisenmon gotsūren shimin hōgei no shinzu)

Members of the Maori Battalion on Alexandria Wharf, Egypt, immediately after arrival from Crete

General and Lady Freyberg at the Cairo Airport on the arrival of the GOC from New Zealand - Photograph taken...

6am Geisha adjusting cowl, from the series Twenty-four Hours at Shimbashi and Yanagibashi

King George of Greece is greeted by a senior officer on arrival at Helwan

Arrival of New Zealand soldiers, and supplies, on the beach at Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, during World Wa...

Official cars drawing away from aircraft at Bari Airport, Italy, following arrival of NZ Prime Minister - Ph...

General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson and staff receiving salute from guards of honour on arrival of repatriatio...

Smoke pours from hangars and other buildings along the waterfront at Omura, Japanese navel air station on th...

The Actor Nakamura Kumetaro II Greeting the Audience on His Arrival from Osaka at the Nakamura Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1790

Kibi Daijin Seated at a Chinese Table, from the series Twenty-Four Accomplishments in Imperial Japan (Kōkoku nijūshikō)