[Sailors removing munitions from warship]

Removing Clogged Snow

Removing the Stone from the Entrance to the Cave (From the Series The Spring Cave)

"Removing lantern of Shinto temple Nikko"

Young Man Removing Snow from Woman's Geta, Modern Reproduction

Young Man Removing Snow from Woman's Geta, Modern Reproduction

Young Man Removing Snow from Woman's Geta, Modern Reproduction

GROUP OF OFFICERS AND LADIES, WITH VISITORS FROM JAPANESE WARSHIP

Removing pottery from the kiln, at the famous Kinkosan porcelain works at Awata, Kyoto, Japan /

NZ PRS Field Section personnel removing mud from their boots, Italian Front, World War II - Photograph taken...

At the battle of the Yellow Sea, dying sailors aboard the warship Matsushima asks about the fate of the enem...

[Russian sailors making cannon balls for their battleship's guns]

[Russian sailors making cannon balls for their battleship's guns]

AN INCIDENT OF THE LATE WAX: RUSSIAN SAILORS FROM THE BALTIC FLEET STRANDED ON THE JAPANESE COAST. After ti...

Special order of the day from Field Marshal Harold Alexander to soldiers, sailors and airmen of the Allied F...

Removing tubes from bottles of donated blood and preliminary sealing at Maadi Camp Hospital, World War II - ...

Group portrait of midshipmen on board the Japanese warship 'Hiyei' visiting Auckland harbour, June 1902

Wellington's hospitality to the recent Japanese visitors: the sailors of the Japanese warships being enterta...

AMERICAN SAILORS FOLDING UP THE BATTLESHIP NAGATO'S FLAG AS GRIM-FACED JAPANESE LOOK ON

A Russian Warship that Our Sazanami had Captured Got Swamped and Was about to Sink, When a Brave Japanese Sailor, Defying the Danger, Recovered the Japanese Flag from the Sinking Ship

Clearing Breeze from a Fan (Ogi no seiran), from the series "Eight Views of the Parlor (Zashiki hakkei)"

Clearing Breeze from a Fan (Ogi no seiran), from the series "Eight Views of the Parlor (Zashiki hakkei)"

In the Battle of the Yellow Sea, a Sailor Aboard Our Japanese Warship Matsushima, on the Verge of Dying

Picture of the Successful Attack on the Korean Forces at Kōka Bay by the Angry Sailors of the Japanese Ship Unyōkan, which was Shelled while Engaged in Nautical Surveying

from the dictionary 6, from the series, "Rainbow Passes Slowly"

Russian o'shishi (acrobatic street dancer) master entertains the children of Japan

[A Russian woman is having a nightmare showing disasterous defeats of the Russian army and navy on all fronts in the war against Japan; she is being attended to by a doctor who is taking her pulse, two maids, and a member of the clergy, possibly a bishop]

"What makes Japanese soldiers so strong?" asks Russia. "We are filled with Yamato Damashii" [spirit of old Japan] says Japan. "Please give me some Yamato Damashii" [says] Russia

「前太平記之内」 「卜部季武」

「誠忠義士伝」 「四十二」「浦松喜兵衛秀直入道隆圓」

「大日本六十余州之内」 「武蔵」「幡隨長兵衛」

The Russians retreat north to land of snow and ice where Japanese cannot follow

[Caricature of Russian army showing Russian officer with troops in formation]

（養蚕の図）

「けいせい難波津」 「新造うら梅」「禿やり梅」

[Russian railroad troop transport and soldiers crashing through ice]

The Russian generals very politely lay down their arms

[A Russian general, shaking with fear, telephones the Czar(?) who is also being annoyed by the Czarina(?)]

Kitaina meii nanbyou ryouji

Mudai

The Russian envoy

「名妓三十六佳撰」 「黛」

Kaiko yashinai no zenzu 、jyu

Nyokan yousan no zu

[Russian businessman talking to two workmen attempting to repair a damaged Russian battleship]

Ooedoshibainenjuugyouji

「柳樽武者尽」

「善悪混雑噺」 「善悪混雑噺」

[Russian general, possibly meant to be A.N. Kuropatkin, holding sword in raised right hand while doctors and a nurse tend to wounds in his left arm]