Ainu fishermen on their primitive boats, Yezo, Japan

Fishermen with Boats

Ainu men the aborigines of Japan, in feast attire, Island of Yezo

Interior of an Ainu home, showing owner and family, Yezo, Japan

Poems on Fishermen

Ainu from "Alone with the Hairy Ainu, or, 3,800 miles on a pack saddle in Yezo and a cruise to the...

The Fishermen of Katase Hauling in Their Nets: The Purple Shell (Murasakigai)

[Ainu aborigines of Japan in front of home. World's Fair, St. Louis.]

Fishseller at Hiroshima market weighing fish with primitive but effective steel-yard

PRIMITIVE METHODS OF TRANSPORT IN JAPAN: HAULING TIMBER FROM THE RIVER TO REBUILD THE IMPERIAL SHRINE AT YAM...

[Buildings and large tree on the waterfront, with two boats anchored offshore]

The Japanese floating cranes on their way back to Japan after completing Auckland Harbour Bridge clip-on lan...

Picture of Ferry Boats on the Fuji River in Suruga Province, series Famous Places of Japan (本朝名所)

Evening Post" Photo. UNIVERSITY FOOTBALLERS ON^ THEIR WAY TO JAPAN.-So^ Island members of the New Zealand .U...

Preaching to the Cormorant Fishermen on the Isawagawa in Kai Province, series Sketches of the Life of the Great Priest Nichiren (高祖御一代略図)

New international students from Japan studying in New Zealand - Based on when their first student visa was a...

TWO EMPERORS AT TOKIO.—The Emperor of Japan and the Emperor of Manchukuo (nearest camera) on their way to a ...

Kure - New Zealand women with the YWCA in Japan make their homes more attractive painting furniture left by ...

Sport and General" Photo. WOMEN ATHLETES FROM JAPAN.—Within a feiv hours of their arrival in London, the Jap...

On December 7, 1941, Japan struck the first treacherous, devastating blow of the pacific war. Sneaking in fr...

Sport and General" Photo. KEEPING FIT.—Gyro-wheels are becoming very popular on beaches-in Japan. The illust...

Odawara: Fishermen's Houses on the Beach (Odawara, kaigan gyosha), no. 10 from the series "Famous Sights of the Fifty-three Stations (Gojusan tsugi meisho zue)," also known as the Vertical Tokaido

Starting with Ōbashi Yoshikani, the Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers Achieve their Purpose and Make an Offering at Engakuji on Mt. Banshō (Ōbashi Toshikane o hajime yonjūyonin no gishi hon'i o tasshi Banshōzan Engakuji hikitori shōkō no zu)

Starting with Ōbashi Yoshikani, the Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers Achieve their Purpose and Make an Offering at Engakuji on Mt. Banshō (Ōbashi Toshikane o hajime yonjūyonin no gishi hon'i o tasshi Banshōzan Engakuji hikitori shōkō no zu)

Starting with Ōbashi Yoshikani, the Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers Achieve their Purpose and Make an Offering at Engakuji on Mt. Banshō (Ōbashi Toshikane o hajime yonjūyonin no gishi hon'i o tasshi Banshōzan Engakuji hikitori shōkō no zu)

The principal thoroughfare of busy Tokio [sic], Japan

Gathering mulberry leaves for the silk worms, Japan

Ginza Street, the chief commercial thoroughfare of Tokyo, Japan

Japan in America - pretty maids in garden before a Japanese tea-house, World's Fair, St. Louis, U.S.A.

Interior of an Ainu home, showing owner and family, Yezo, Japan

At Gen. Nogi's headquarters before Port Arthur - in bomb-proof dug-out well within Russian fire-zone

Benten-dori, an important native street of Yokohama, with feast-day decorations, Japan

In the front parallel of the Japanese trenches

Coaling the Pacific Mail S.S. "Siberia" at the fortified naval station of Nagasaki, Japan

Man's works seem frail when the elements revolt! Desolate earthquake ruins, Yokohama, Japan

Theatre St., during celebration of fall of Port Arthur, Tokio, Japan

The Ginza (looking north) the most important thoroughfare in Tokyo, Japan

Uprooted by the great earthquake. Trees over road near Fujisawa, Japan

Ainu men the aborigines of Japan, in feast attire, Island of Yezo

Ginza, the business end of Nihonbashi street, principal street of Tokyo, Japan

Russian ships 'Pallada' (left) and 'Pobieda' (right) wrecked below Golden Hill, Port Arthur

[A large crowd, mostly of men, carrying flags and banners, at a rally in Japan]

In the trenches at the Sha-ho - firing on the enemy from bomb-proof retreats, Manchuria

A Japanese field battery firing shells over the mountains into doomed Port Arthur

From the summit of Fujiyama northeast over Lake Yamanka [sic] (12,000 ft. below and 10 miles distant), Japan

An old man carrying fagots home for fuel, Japan

Keeping below the dead line--in Japanese trenches near the Russian forts, Port Arthur

Diving for shellfish at Enoshima

Passing away a dull hour - Geisha girls dancing, Japan