Off Kaiyōjima the Japanese Destroyer was Victorious (Kaiyōjima oki nikkan taishō)

Off Kaiyōjima the Japanese Destroyer was Victorious (Kaiyōjima oki nikkan taishō)

Off Kaiyōjima the Japanese Destroyer was Victorious (Kaiyōjima oki nikkan taishō)

Triptych: Off Kaiyōjima the Japanese Destroyer was Victorious (Kaiyōjima oki nikkan taishō)

The Great Japanese Naval Victory off Haiyangtao (Kaiyōtō oki Nikkan taishō)

The Sino-Japanese War: The Japanese Naval Victory off Takushan (Nisshin sensō Daikosan oki Nikkan senshō no zu)

The Japanese destroyer Yugure

Japanese destroyer passing between the

Triptych: Battle of Taikozan Oki: Victory for the Japanese Navy Offshore (Nishin sensō Taikozan Oki Nikkan senshō no zu)

HMNZS Achilles oiling a destroyer off Japan

The Japanese Navy Wins a Great Victory off Takushan (Daikosan oki daikaisen teikoku kaigun daishōri)

The Victorious Japanese Army Conquers Asan, Korea (Waga gun taishō Gazan o otosu no zu)

Japanese Destroyer Squadron outside the Harbour of Port Arthur

A Japanese Naval Victory at Dusk off the Island at Haiyangtao (Kaiyōtō oki daikaisen kōkon daishōri no zu)

THE REMANANTS OF THE JAPANESE FLEET-CHIEFLY DESTROYERS AND DESTROYER ESCORTS—AT KURE NAVAL BASE

Battle of Taikozan Oki: Victory for the Japanese Navy Offshore (Nishin sensō Taikozan Oki Nikkan senshō no zu)

Battle of Taikozan Oki: Victory for the Japanese Navy Offshore (Nishin sensō Taikozan Oki Nikkan senshō no zu)

Battle of Taikozan Oki: Victory for the Japanese Navy Offshore (Nishin sensō Taikozan Oki Nikkan senshō no zu)

A Great Naval Battle Off Haiyangtao; the Japanese Navy's Great Victory (Kaiyōtō oki daigeki kaisen Nihon kaigun daishōri)

The Great Naval Battle Off Haiyangtao Island (Kaiyōtō oki daikaisen no zu)

THE JAPANESE DESTROYER KASUMI, WHICH WAS ENGAGED IN A HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT ON MARCH 10, AT PORT ARTHUR. Admira...

THE JAPANESE TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER ASASHIO. One of the latest and fastest vessels in the Japanese navy, cap...

A PROMINENT TYPE OF MODERN WARSHIP: THE JAPANESE DESTROYER AKEBONO. THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST

THE JAPANESE DESTROYER, AKEBONO. Length, 220ft; displacement, 306 tons; speed, 31 knots

The Japanese Navy Wins a Great Victory in a Fierce Battle off Takushan (Nisshin kaisen Daidosan oki daigekisen: Dai Nihon kaigun daishōri no zu)

Off Kaiyōjima the Japanese Destroyer was Victorious (Kaiyōjima oki nikkan taishō)

足利行動山; 諸国名橋奇覧 (Series)

Great Victory for the Japanese Navy in the Yellow Sea, Image 4 (Kōkai ni okeru waga gun no Taishō: Dai yon zu)

Yoriyoshi Attacks Sadatō in the Great Battle at the Kurya River, a Scene from Zen Taiheiki (Zen taiheiki kuriyagawa ōkassen yoriyoshi ason sadatō taiji no zu)

我軍平壌清営襲

Autumn Scene at Takao (Takao shūkei)

Kaikoku Ishiwa-gawa ukai bokonka do-su (Object); Koso Go-Ichidai Ryaku-zu (Series)

摂州阿治川口; 諸国名橋奇覧 (Series)

「富士三十六景」 「甲斐犬目峠」

Shōno: Driving Rain (Shōno hakuu), from the series Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō (Tōkaidō gojūsan tsugi no uchi), also known as the First Tōkaidō or Great Tōkaidō

Soshu Shichirigahama, Shichirigahama Beach in Sagami Province, from series known as 'Thirty-six views of Mt. Fuji'

No 4 Yoshitsune chiryaku Ichi-no-Tani Hiyodari-goe saka-otoshi (Object); Yoshitsune Ichidai-ki no uchi (Series)

Yamato Tatsuta-yama Tatsuta-gawa (Object); Rokuju-yo Shu Meisho Zue (Series)

Enoshima and Mount Fuji

日光霜降の滝; 諸国名所百景

江戸名所品川之図

Momiji-gari no zu (Object)

信州諏訪湖; 冨嶽三十六景 (Series)

甲州伊沢曉; 冨嶽三十六景 (Series)

Maple Trees at Mama, Tekona Shrine and Linked Bridge

Mikawa Province: Horai Temple in the Mountains (Mikawa, Horaiji sangan), from the series "Famous Places in the Sixty-odd Provinces (Rokujuyoshu meisho zue)"

甲陽猿橋之図 上下

"THE MONKEY BRIDGE"

東海道五十三次の内 見附