The Japanese Army's Great Victory at Asan, Korea (Gazan ni Nihonhei daishōri no zu)

The Japanese Army's Great Victory at Asan, Korea (Chōsen Gazan rikusen Nihonhei no daishōri)

The Japanese Army's Great Victory at Asan, Korea (Chōsen Gazan Nihon rikugun daishōri)

The Japanese Army Wins a Great Victory at Asan in Korea (Chōsen koku Gazan Dai Nihon rikugun daishōri no zu)

No. 8: Our Army's Victory at Asan (Sono hachi: Gazan ni wagahei shōri o uru)

The Great Japanese Victory at Songhwan, Korea

The Japanese Army's Victory at Pingyang (Heijō wagahei daishōri)

A Great Battle at Asan, Korea

Great Japan's Great Victory at Haiyangtao (Dai Nihon Kaiyōtō daishōri zu)

The Japanese Army's Great Victory at Pingyang (Nichi gun Heijō taishō no zu)

The Victorious Japanese Forces Attack the Asan Battery in Korea (Nihon daishōri Gazan no hōrui o kogeki no zu)

Japan Wins the Battle of Asan in Korea (Chōsenkoku Gazan kaisen Nihon daishōri no zu)

At Asan, Korea, the Japanese Army Smashes the Chinese Troops (Chōsen Gazan Shinhei chikusen no zu)

No. 8: Our Soldiers Win at Asan, Korea (Sono hachi: Gazan ni wagahei shōri o uru)

Banzai for the Japanese Empire: The Japanese Forces Defeat the Chinese Troops at Songhwan and Asan, Korea (Teikoku banzai: Nihonhei Chōsen Seikan oyobi Gazan ni Shinahei o gekitai no zu)

Banzai for the Japanese Empire: The Japanese Forces Defeat the Chinese Troops at Songhwan and Asan, Korea (Teikoku banzai: Nihonhei Chōsen Seikan oyobi Gazan ni Shinahei o gekitai no zu)

Banzai for the Japanese Empire: The Japanese Forces Defeat the Chinese Troops at Songhwan and Asan, Korea (Teikoku banzai: Nihonhei Chōsen Seikan oyobi Gazan ni Shinahei o gekitai no zu)

The Victorious Japanese Army Conquers Asan, Korea (Waga gun taishō Gazan o otosu no zu)

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

The Outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War: The Japanese Army's Great Victory at Songhwan

The Japanese Army Wins a Great Victory at Pingyang (Heijō gekisen waga gun daishōri no zu)

Welcoming the Japanese Army's Triumphal Return from the Asan, Korea

The Sino-Japanese War: Japan's Great Victory (Nisshin sensō: Nihon daishōri no zu)

The Sino-Japanese War: A Great Victory at Fenghuang-cheng (Nisshin sensō Hōōjō daishōri no zu)

The First Battle on Land: The Japanese Army's Great Victory (Rikujō no dai issen; Nihon rikugun no daishōri)

The Fall of Fenghuangcheng: Putting the Enemy to Rout (Hōōjō kanraku tekihei kaisō zu)

The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Encounter the Enemy (Waga sekkō kihei teki to shōtotsu osen no zu)

The Japanese Forces March Onward near the Yalu River (Ōryokko fukin shiingun no zu)

The Japanese Forces Conquer Luikungtao near Weihaiwei (battle scene)

伽噺桃太郎

Brave Warriors of the Shimazu Clan (Shimazuke Eiyūzoroi)

Eboshi-ori, from the series "Pictures of No Performances (Nogaku Zue)"

日清韓戦争実記（外題） （ウラ）日本　大勝利平壌ヲ破ル図

第二師団長佐久間中将栄城府攻撃而占領之図

The Japanese Army Conquers Pingyang (Waga gun Heijō o otoshiireru no zu)

Fujieda: Changing Porters and Horses (Fujieda; Jinba tsugitate), No. 23 from the series 53 Stations of the Tokaido (Tōkaidō gojūsan tsugi)

Russo-Japanese War News: The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Met Some 600 Enemy Cavalry Troops at the South Gate of Chongju, Korea, and after Fierce Fighting Drove Them Away and Occupied Chongju

「千代田之御表馬揃」 「千代田之御表」「目録その他」

朝鮮電報実記 其参

Major Sakakibara Fights Bravely South of Hsimucheng (Takubokujō-nan ni oite Sakakibara shōsa funsen no zu)

No 23 Fujieda jimba tsugitate (Object); Tokaido Gojusan-tsugi no uchi (Series)

An Illustrated Report from Kumamoto (Kumamota Denpō Zuga)

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

The Sino-Japanese War: The Fierce Battle at Taipingshan (Nisshin Sensō Taiheizan gekisen no zu)

当世息子

当世息子

painting; hanging scroll

The Korea War: A Fierce Battle between the Japanese and the Chinese Forces, No. 2 (Chōsen Jiken: Nisshin dai gekisen no zu, dai ni)

「千代田之御表小金原牧狩引揚ノ図」 「千代田之御表」「目録その他」