Japanese Ministers at Meiji Period (Fusō Kōki Kagami)

Men's geta skates - Meiji period

Appearing Sleepy, Behavior of a Harlot of the Meiji Period

Appearing Embarrassed, Behavior of a Girl of the Meiji Period

Appearing Happy, Behavior of a Present-Day Geisha of the Meiji Period

Genealogy of the Japanese Emperor (Fusō Kōtō Ryaku)

Appearing Dark, Behavior of a Wife of the Meiji Period

Dark: A Housewife of the Meiji Period (1868-1912) Extinguishing Lantern

Appearing Imperiled, Behavior of a Contemporary Geisha of the Meiji Period

Sleepy: A Prostitute of the Meiji Period asleep by a screen

Appearing Observant, Behavior of a Kyoto Waitress of the Meiji Period

Observant: A Waitress in Western Kyōto during the Meiji Period examining a lantern

Appearing as if Having Been on a Stroll, Behavior of a Lady of the Meiji period

[As ministers sealed China's probable fate in Japanese house ...]

The Death of the Insurgents in the Kumamoto Rebellion (Kumamoto Bōdō Zokkai Uchijini no Zu), from the series Annals of the Meiji period (Meiji shōshi nenkan kiji)

A Mirror of Japan’s Nobility: The Emperor Meiji, His Wife, and Prince Haru (Fūsō kōki kagami)

statesman and diplomat in Meiji period Japan from "Letters from the Land of the Rising Sun. Being ...

Strolling: A Fashionable Married Woman of the Middle Meiji Period (1880s) Dressed in Western Style

Modern Reproductio of "Gashikan Building at the Business Exposition in Meiji 10"

Nihon meiga kan: Tokugawa jidaiMaruyama Okyo: Collection of Japanese famous paintings; Tokugawa period 1615-1867

August 29, 1914. A FINGER IN THE PIE. The Jap: "Now for a Japanese Plum!" At this period Japan was aiding wo...

Looking as if She Wants to Go for a Walk: The Fashion of a Married Woman of the Meiji Era (Yūho ga shitasō, Meiji nenkan saikun no fūzoku), from the series Thirty-two Appearances of Fashion (Fūzoku sanjūni sō)

The Sino-Japanese War: On January 30, 1895, the Japanese Second Army Attacks Weihaiwei . . . (Nisshin Sensō no uchi: Meiji nijūhachinen ichigatsu sanjunichi waga Dai Nigun Ikaiwei kōgeki . . .)

The Actor Ichikawa Komazo II as Soga no Juro Sukenari Disguised as a Fox Trapper in the Play Kagami-ga-ike Omokage Soga, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the First Month, 1770

The Russo-Japanese War, No. 4: On February 13 at 3:00 AM, Braving a Snowstorm, the Japanese Forces Again Attack Port Arthur (Nichi-Ro kōsen zuga; sono yon: Nigatsu jūsannichi gozen sanji dai fūsetsu okashite Ryojunkō saido no shūgeki)

Past Remembrance:Eastern Brocade:Toshogu 300 Year Festival

Hair-arranged-in-coils Beauties Comparison

A Visual Parody of Ushiwakamaru and Princes Jōruri

A Group of Young Women Entering the Garden of a Horticulturist

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「雁金文七」 「嵐璃寛」「安ノ平兵衛」「三桝梅舎/雷庄九郎」「中村翫雀/覚右衛門」「嵐璃〓（王+玉）（りかく）/こく因千右衛門」「中村玉七/布袋市右衛門」「嵐璃〓（王+玉）（りかく）」

Japan Red Society Hospital--Treating the Wounded in the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro sensō dai Nihon Sekijūji yasenbyōin fushōsha kyūryō no zu)

「女房おとは」

Parody of Prince Genji and his procession

Hair Styles for the Women of Great Japan

Pentaptych: Series of Five Actors

「五ヶ国異人酒宴之図」

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Triptych: Foreigners from the Five Nations enjoying a banquet

「一」「二」「三」「四」「五」

Foreign Mercantile House in Yokohama (Yokohama ijin shokan)

Parody of Minamoto no Yoritomo releasing cranes at Yuigahama

A Four-Sheet Print Showing the Actor Iwai Hanshiro in Seven Different Roles : The Roles of Osome Hisamatsu

A Female Daimyō Procession (Onna daimyō gyōretsu)

Parody of The Book of Joruri

Third (Japanese) Domestic Industrial Exhibition

Parade of the Puppets

Hoosha(Carriage with the Phoenix on Top) Imperial Visit

Past Remembrance:Eastern Brocade:Toshogu 300 Year Festival