Jinsen Harbor our Warships Sink 2 Enemy Warships and Enemy Escape by Boat. Feb.9,1904,11am

Jinsen Harbor our Warships Sink 2 Enemy Warships and Enemy Escape by Boat. Feb.9,1904,11am

Jinsen Harbor our Warships Sink 2 Enemy Warships and Enemy Escape by Boat. Feb.9,1904,11am

Having Crossed a Pontoon Bridge over the Yalu River the Japanese Army Occupied Kiuliencheng (Wagagun Ōryokkojō no kakyō o watari tekieshi o gekitai shi Kyūrenjō o senryōsu)

[Combat naval] : [estampe] / [dessiné par Watanabe Nobukazu]

Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji: Shichirigahama Beach in Sagami Province

A Great Sea Battle of Phungtao Island: Our Empire's Great Victory (Nisshin Hōtō kaisen teikoku daishōri zu)

Tawara kasane emaki

Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji: Kajikazawa in Kai Province

A Dispatch from Korea (Chōsen denpō jikki)

[版画 吉見蘆月]

The Priest Saigyo Gazing at Mount Fuji

Ferry boat on the Sumida River, illustration for the Capital Shell (Miyako-gai), from the series "A Matching Game with Genroku-period Poem Shells (Genroku kasen kai awase)"

Great Victory at the Battle of Pingyang (Heijō gekisen daishōri no zu)

Maisaka: True View of Imagiri (Maisaka; Imagiri Sainkei), No. 31 from the series Fifty-Three Stations of the Tōkaidō (Tōkaidō Gojūsan Tsugi No Uchi)

The Japanese Scout Reconnoiters an Enemy Position at the Bank of the Yalu River (Waga sekkō Ōryokkō fukin ni tekijin o ukagau zu)

Turtles

Under the Wave off Kanagawa

Kanagawa-oki nami-ura (Object); Fugaku sanjurokkei (Series)

Morning Mist at Zojoji Temple (Zōjōji asagiri), series Thirty Six Views of the Eastern Capital

Marching in the Snow, Our Soldiers Come Upon a Vanquished Enemy Commander (Wagagun setchū shingeki teki no haishō o miidasu)

Russo-Japanese War News: Japanese Warships Hayatori and Asagiri Fight Bravely during the Second Attack on Port Arthur (Nichi-Ro senpō: Dai ni Ryojun shūgeki ni oite Hayatori Asagiri yūsen zu)

Namiko in Hototogisu (The Cuckoo) (Hikifuda Handbill)

[Combat naval à Weihaiwei (Port Edward)] : [estampe]

Pilgrimage to Enoshima

The Japanese Forces Mop up the Taiwanese Bandits near Hsinchu (Taiwan Shinchiku fukin dozoku sōjō no zu)