Triptych: Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Imperial Fleet Firing a Cannon Near Haiyang Island (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Japanese Warships Fire on the Enemy near Haiyangtao (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

"Banzai" for the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy: A Naval Battle near Port Arthur (Teikoku riku kaigun banzai; Ryojunkō fukin kaisen no zu)

The Japanese Imperial Fleet at sea on manoeuvres, 1902-04

Japan Wins a Great Victory in a Naval Battle Against the Chinese Fleet Near Phungtao Island, Korea (Chōsen Hōtō kaihen ni okeru Nisshin kaisen waga gun daishōri no zu)

Japan Wins a Great Victory in a Naval Battle Against the Chinese Fleet Near Phungtao Island, Korea (Chōsen Hōtō kaihen ni okeru Nisshin kaisen waga gun daishōri no zu)

Chinese men-of-war near Yanghea sea firing upon a portion of the fifth infantry regiment, which is in pursuit of the Chinese fugitives along the shore from Yangheatun towards Wei-Hai-Wei

Japanese Warships Fire on the Enemy near Haiyangtao (Kaiyōtō fukin teikoku gunkan happō no zu)

Making of Polychrome Prints: Famous Products of Edo

Near Kaiyo Island,Imperial Worship Firing

Geisha and Lover beside Standing Screen with Bamboo Painting (Shunga)

Print

Yoshiwara Nakanocho sakura no ushiro-muki (Object); Edo meisho (Series)

hanging scroll; painting

Iwai Hanshiroo/Bandoo Mitsugoroo

Flower Arrangement

「茶の湯日々草初座迎ひの図」 「茶の湯日々草」「目録他」

painting; handscroll

Träsnitt, Bildkonst, Print, Woodcut, Woodblock

「江戸名所百人美女」 「十軒店」

painting; handscroll

「神田与吉」「関東嘉六」

Educational Zodiac 12 Picture(Albun)

明治文庫　浮田一薫

明治文庫　浮田一薫

Chōki defending Chohan Bridge, series Scenes from Chinese and Japanese History

明治文庫　風流辻占飴

明治文庫　風流辻占飴

Clear Weather after Snow in the Precincts of the Kanda Myōjin Shrine (Kanda Myōjin keidai yukibare no zu), from the series Famous Places in the Eastern Capital (Tōto meisho)

No.1 Nihonbashi Bridge

Four Women Buying Combs from a Vendor