Camp of the famous 9th Division - under sheltering hills, close to fighting line - Port Arthur

Japanese (9th Reg. 4th Div.) ready for battle - awaiting orders for the advance - siege of Port Arthur

Donkey-power grist mill - village life in Toboshin, just outside Japanese fighting lines -Port Arthur

Mustering of the various battalions of the first division on the south side of Shwangtaikow, N. of Port Arthur

Preparations for advance and attack being made by the main body of the first division near Mehotse, N. of Port Arthur

Preparations for advance and attack being made by the main body of the first division near Mehotse, N. of Port Arthur

Pouring a stream of fighters into Korea - soldiers leaving Tokyo for the front, Japan

At foot of Taikozan Fort, on slope up which Japanese charged to its capture - (N.W.) Port Arthur, Manchuria

Stereobild av män som justerar bomber vid belägringen, Port Arthur (senare Lüshunkou)

Fuji Seen in the Distance from the Senju Pleasure Quarter (Senju kagai yori chōbō no Fuji), from the series Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji (Fugaku sanjūrokkei)

青森駅前周辺の露店と市場・八戸工業港と漁連ドック

Japanese (9th Reg. 4th Div.) ready for battle - awaiting orders for the advance - siege of Port Arthur

Some of China's trouble-makers - "Boxer" prisoners captured and brought in by 6th U.S. Cavalry, Tientsin, China

絵ハガキ（久慈線八戸・久慈間鉄道開通記念絵葉書）

Expecting an attack from Russian cavalry - alert Japanese near Tehling, Manchuria

fiskare, fiskenät, fotografi, photograph@eng

Japanese school children receiving military training in 1896, Kamakura, Japan

Yukihakagoniiretejinrikidehakobiage、shamenzentaini30senchimētorunoatsusadeshikitsume、fumikatameta。

正面玄関石工事

Celebration of opening railway line from Seoul to Fusan, Chosen (Korea)

青森駅前周辺の露店と市場・八戸工業港と漁連ドック

Stenen brug over de Kamo-rivier te Kyôto, ook wel genaamd de Kamo-gawa

Kenponchakushokurennyoshouninzou

干物づくり

Fuji from Mihonoura (fan)

fotografi, photograph@eng

絵ハガキ（県立公園霊場観光の恐山）

Japanese of Yokahama boarding SS MANCHURIA to welcome Secretary Taft and American visitors

Første parlamanentsåpning 1890

Shihonchakushokujuuouzu