Five Engineering Soldiers of Japan Expel More Than One Hundred Chinese Soldiers in the Chinchon Region (Chinsen chihō ni gomei no Nihon kōhei Shinhei hyakuyonin gekitai)

Five Japanese soldiers fight off more than one hundred Chinese soldiers

In de Chinchon regio verdrijven vijf militaire ingenieurs meer dan honderd Chinese soldaten

Triptych: Flight (Chinsen chihō no go-mei no Nihon-kōhei shin-hei hyaku-yo-nin o uchi shirizoku)

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

Captain Awata

Fenghuangcheng Falls, Putting the Enemy to Rout (Hōōjō Kanraku Tekihei kaisō zu)

The Priest Ikkyū and the Courtesan Jigokudayū

The Occupation of the Pescadores: Captain Sakuma Dashing at the Enemy (Bōkotō senryō Sakuma taii tokkan no zu)

A Laudable Episode in the War Against China; a Brave Soldier's Exploit (Sei Shin bidan yūhei ikun roku)

The Japanese Forces Occupy Makungcheng Fortress on the Pescadores (Taiwan Bōkotō Bakōjō senryo no zu)

寛永三勇士　竜蔵寺五郎

寛永三勇士　竜蔵寺五郎

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)

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

The Brave Soldier, Mori Eisaku (Yūhei Mori Eisaku-shi)

Fukushima Ichimatsu (right panel), Katagiri Sukesaku (center panel), and Hirano Hyōhei (left panel)

No. 6: Our Soldiers Win at Asan, Korea (Sono roku: Gazan ni wagaghei shōri o u)

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

Monkey Dance

「能楽図絵」 「仲光」

「座頭竹の市」

A Mixed Detached Force of Japan Occupies the Pescadores (Waga konosei shitai Bōkotō senryō no zu)

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

和田志津戸・幸兵衛娘お袖・沢井家来助平

「能楽図絵」 「狂言　恵比寿　毘沙門」

新撰東錦絵