The Battle of Asan: The Japanese Army Marching at the Anson River Crossing (Gazan gekisen Anjōwatashi shingeki no zu)

Advancing across the Ansong River at the Battle of Asan (Gazan gekisen Anjo no watashi shingeki no zu)

A Fierce Battle at Anson River Crossing in Korea (Chōsen Anjōwatashi no gekisen no zu)

Crossing Anjō Proceeding in Battle (Anjō o watari shingeki no zu)

Crossing Anjō Proceeding in Battle (Anjō o watari shingeki no zu)

Crossing Anjō Proceeding in Battle (Anjō o watari shingeki no zu)

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

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

On to Asan: The Japanese and the Chinese Forces Battle Fiercely at Songhwan (Gazan tsuigeki Nisshin ryōgun Seikan daigekisen no zu)

Fierce Fighting at Anseong Crossing in Korea (Chosen Anjo watashi no gekisen no zu)

Captain Matsuzaki Fights Bravely at Anson River Crossing (Anjōwatashi daigekisen Matsuzaki taii yūmō)

The Japanese Army Marching Forward Near Chongju, Korea (Waga gun Teishū fukin shingeki)

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

Sumida River Crossing (Sumidagawa watashiba no zu)

Sumida River Crossing (Sumidagawa watashiba no zu)

Sumida River Crossing (Sumidagawa watashiba no zu)

Sumida River Crossing (Sumidagawa watashiba no zu)

With the Permission of the Ministry of Home Affairs: Japanese Victory at the Battle of Asan (Naimushō kenetsu kyoka: Gazan fukin Wahei daishōri no zu)

Army tank crossing the Sangro River, Italy

A Fierce Battle Outside the City of Mukden (Hōtenfu jōgai gekisen zu)

A Great Battle Between Japan and China: The Army of the Japanese Empire Expel the Chinese Troops from Asan, Korea (Nisshin daisensō teikokugun Gazan no Shinhei uchiharau no zu)

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

The Japanese First Army Advances Toward Mukden (Dai ichigun Hōtenfu shingeki no zu)

The War Against China: A Fierce Battle at Weihaiwei (Sei Shin gekisen Ikaiei kōgeki no zu)

The Army of the Japanese Empire Returns Triumphantly after Their Total Victory at Asan (Nihon teikoku rikugun Gazan zenshō gaisen no zu)

牙山激戦安城渡進撃之図

牙山激戦　安城渡進撃之図

Triptych: Crossing Anjō Proceeding in Battle (Anjō o watari shingeki no zu)

牙山激戦　安城渡進撃之図

浅草蔵前夏夜

Triptych: Despite the Heavy Artillery Like Rainfall, He Alone Opens the Hyonmu Gate (Danū o okashite tanshin Genbumon o hiraku)

「千代田之御表玄猪諸侯登場大手下馬ノ図」 「千代田之御表」「目録その他」

Crossing Anjō Proceeding in Battle (Anjō o watari shingeki no zu)

The Japanese Forces Encamping, with a Distant View of Mukden (Hōtenfu enbō-Nichigun roei no zu)

安城川陸上日清激戦図

The Sazai Hall of the Temple of the Five-Hundred Arhats

Shiba Shinzenza no zu (Object); Koto Shokei (Series)

名所江戸百景 猿わか町よるの景

Attacking Pingyang, the Japanese Forces Employ an Electric Apparatus (Heijō kōgeki denki shiyō zu)

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

Triptych: Off Kaiyōjima the Japanese Destroyer was Victorious (Kaiyōjima oki nikkan taishō)

A Full Attack on Telissu: Our Cavalry's Brave Battle at Lungwangmiao (Tokuriji daihōgeki, Waga kihei Ryūōbyō ni dai yūsen no zu)

夏祭図

東海道五拾三次[隷書東海道] 藤沢

「王子稲荷」

今戸夏月

「亀戸梅屋敷」

柳原夜雨

The “Looking Back” Willow on the Nihonzutsumi Embankment, Shin-yoshiwara, series Famous Views of Edo (江戸名所)