Destruction of Hisamatsucho by a Fire that Started in Kanda, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places ...

Dokanyama, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Aoizaka, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Susaki, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Rokumeikan, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo: The Destruction of Hisamatsucho in a Fire that Started in Kanda

Zenkoji Kawaguchi, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Atagoyama hill, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Dokan-yama, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Outbreak of Fire Seen from Hisamatsucho (Hisamatsucho nite miru shukka)

View of Edo bridge, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Ueno Sanbashi Bridge, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Fukiage suspension bridge, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Shintomi-za theater, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Shin-Ohashi bridge, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Distant view of Kajibashi bridge, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Fujimi ferry at Honjo, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Kuramae-dori at Asakusa, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Sendai-bori in Fukugawa, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Night Rain at Yanagibashi, from the series True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo

Destruction Of Manshû Railway By Gangs On Horseback

THE JAPANESE BATTLESHIP. MIKASA, 15 200 TONS, NEWS OF WHOSE DESTRUCTION BY FIRE, WITH THE LOSS OF 200 LIVES...

The Dyers' Quarter in Kanda (Kanda Kon'ya-cho), from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)"

Photographing the God of the Kanda Myōjin Shrine, from the series Comic Pictures of Famous Places Amid the Civilization of Tōkyō (Tōkyō kaika kyōga meisho)

Collection of Pictures of Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho zue), authored by Akizato Ritō