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

The Japanese Troops Win a Great Victory at Pingyang (Heijō daigekisen waga daishōri)

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

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

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

The Great Sino-Japanese War: Japan's Victory at Pingyang (Nisshin dai sensō no zu: Heijō no daishōri)

A Battle at Pingyang: Imperial Japan's Great Victory (Heijō gekisen teikoku daishōri)

Japan's Great Victory at Pingyang (Nihon taishō Heijō gekisen no zu)

A Great Japanese Victory over the Chinese Army at Pingyang (Nihon daishōri Heijō no tatakai ni Shinhei o yaburu)

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

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

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

The Victorious Japanese Army Conquers Pingyang (Waga gun sensho Heijō ryakushu)

The Fall of Pingyang (Heijō kanraku no zu)

A Great Battle at Pingyang (Heijō daisensō no zu)

The Japanese Troops Assault the Chinese at Fort Pingyang (Waga gun Heijō no Seiei o osou)

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

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

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

Great Victory for the Japanese Army at P'yōng Yang (Nichigun Heijō taisho no zu)

Great Victory for the Japanese Army at P'yōng Yang (Nichigun Heijō taisho no zu)

Great Victory for the Japanese Army at P'yōng Yang (Nichigun Heijō taisho no zu)

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

The Righteous Japanese Army Chastises the Chinese at Pingyang (Yōchō gigun Heijō kōgeki)

The Sino-Japanese Battle at Pingyang (Nisshin Heijō daigekisen no zu)

The Invincible Japanese Forces Occupy Pingyang (Mukō tokoro tekinashi Heijō kanraku)

Naosuke Gonbee/Hitomaro Oroku/Mago Doohachi

Gusty Winds in Daimotsu Bay, Sesshuu, in the Fourth Year of Monji

Modern gallants with morning glories

The attack on Sadohara Castle (Sadoharajō shingeki no zu)

The Second Army Attacking Port Arthur

Naoyuki's Subjugation of an Old Tanuki at Fukushima Mansion

[Lord Toyotomi's Subjugation of Korea]

Triptych: Women and Children

Shooshoo Munesada/Ootomo no Kuronushi/Sumizome Zakura no Sei

SIX IMMORTAL POETS (ROKKASEN), one each by six Katsukawa school artists

Boaters Watching a Fight

Hunting Hawks at the Foot of the Mountain

A Fierce Naval Battle between Japan and China off Takushan: No. 17 (Nisshin kaigun Daikosan oki gekisen zu: dai jūshichi)

Taira Munemori/Mikazuki Osen/Ebizako no Juu

Seinan yume monogatari Arashi Rikan/Arashi Kitsusaburoo/Nakamura Jakuemon/Nakamura Kanjaku

The "Butterflies" Chapter of the Tale of Genji

Sanjoo Kokaji

Playful Old Tales: An Old Cat Changing into a Monster at an Old Temple

The Japanese Second Army Battles Hard at Chinchou (Dai ni gun Kinshūjō daigekisen no zu)

Ichimuraza nakamaku Sawamura Soonosuke nadai hirome

Nakamura Matsue/Nakamura Utaemon

「三條小鍛治之まねびを図」

A Sailor of Our Warship, Sazanami, Jumped into the Deck of a Russian Ship. With a Thundering Cry, "Hey, You!" He Cut at the Enemy Captain, and then Kicked Him off the Deck into the Water (In the Sea Battle near Port Arthur, March 10, 1904)