The Righteous Army of Great Japan Chastizes China: The Attack on Taipingshan in the Morning of February 24, 1895 (Dai Nihon gihei Shinkoku seitō: Nijū hachinen nigatsu nijūyokka gozen Taiheizan kōgeki)

The Japanese Army Attacks Newchang on March 4, 1895 (Meiji nijū hachinen sangatsu yokka hohei daigo ryodan dai jūhachi rentai oyobi hōhei ichi daitai Nyūchan kōgeki no zu)

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

On September 15, 1894, the Japanese Army Detachment Attacks Pingyang (Meiji nijū shichinen kugatsu jūgonichi Genzan shitai Heijō kōgeki no zu)

The Sino-Japanese War: On January 30, 1895, the Japanese Second Army Attacks Weihaiwei . . . (Nisshin Sensō no uchi: Meiji nijūhachinen ichigatsu sanjunichi waga Dai Nigun Ikaiwei kōgeki . . .)

The Russo-Japanese War, No. 4: On February 13 at 3:00 AM, Braving a Snowstorm, the Japanese Forces Again Attack Port Arthur (Nichi-Ro kōsen zuga; sono yon: Nigatsu jūsannichi gozen sanji dai fūsetsu okashite Ryojunkō saido no shūgeki)

The Japanese Troops Attack the Chinese Cavalry in the Vicinity of Hushan: An Extra Issued on October 26 (Kozan fukin kihei o kōgeki su)

During the Second Army's Attack on Chinchou, Engineer Superior Private Onoguchi Tokuji Defying Death Blasts the Gate of the Enemy Fort (Dai nigun Kinshūjō kōgeki kōhei jōtōhei Onoguchi Tokuji shi banshi o okashite bakuyaku o sōchi shi jōmon o hakai...)

The Actor Yamashita Kinsaku II as Lady Kikusui (Kikusui Gozen) (?) in the Play Kaeribana Eiyu Taiheiki (?), Performed at the Nakamura Theater (?) in the Eleventh Month, 1779 (?)

The Actor Nakayama Kojuro VI as Osada no Taro Kagemune (in Reality Hatcho Tsubute no Kiheiji), in the Guise of a Lamplighter of Gion Shrine, in Act Three from Part One of the Play Yukimotsu Take Furisode Genji (Snow-Covered Bamboo: Genji in Long Sleeves), Performed at the Nakamura Theater from the First Day of the Eleventh Month, 1785

The Actors Nakayama Kojuro VI as Osada Taro Kagemune (in Reality Hatcho Tsubute no Kiheiji) in the Guise of a Lamplighter of Gion Shrine (left), and Sawamura Sojuro III as Komatsu no Shigemori (right), in Act Three from Part One of the Play Yukimotsu Take Furisode Genji (Snow-Covered Bamboo: Genji in Long Sleeves), Performed at the Nakamura Theater from the First Day of the Eleventh Month, 1785

Japan and China Fight Each Other Fiercely at Asan, Korea (Dai Nihon Shina Chōsen Gazan daigekisen no zu)

China War Scenes, Various Artists (Album)

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

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

A Dispatch from Korea (Chōsen denpō jikki)

Our Army Attacks Port Arthur (Wagagun Ryojunkō o kōgeki suru zu)

The Japanese and the Chinese Armies Fight Each Other on a Wild Plain

China War Scenes, Various Artists (Album)

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

The Japanese Forces Occupy the Fortress of K'Aiping (Gaiheijō senryō no zu)

China War Scenes, Various Artists (Album)

Imperial Forces Attacking the Rebel Troops at Kagoshima

China War Scenes, Various Artists (Album)

A Skirmish at Seoul, Korea (Chōsen Keijō no shosen)

The Sino-Japanese War: The Assault on Chinchou (Nisshin sensō: Kinshūjō tsuigeki no zu)

Children at Play: Tennō Festival (Kodomo asobi Tennō matsuri)

The Japanese Forces Conquer Liukungtao, near Weihaiwei (Waga gun Ryūkōtō o senryō suru no zu)

Great Fight at Heijo(Korea)

Private First-Class Harada Jūkichi, Climbing a Rampart, Opens a Pingyang Gate (Harada Jūkichi no yūkan Genbumon no jōheki o koete tekigun o haisu)

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

The Beheading of Rebellious Chinese Prisoners of War (Bōkō Shinhei o zanshu suru zu)

Fighting on the Shores of An-ch'eng during the Sino-Japanese War

Tokyo Noted Places:Sight of Asakusa Kannon

The Korea War: A Fierce Fighting between Japan and China; Captain Matsuzaki Fights a Brave Fight (Chōsen jiken Nisshin daigekisen no zu: Matsuzaki taii yūsen no zu)