A Fierce Battle at Kiuliencheng (Kyūrenjō gekisen no zu)

A Fierce Battle at a Riverside near Kiuliencheng (Kyūrenjōhan Aiunga gekisen no zu)

A Fierce Battle at Haicheng (Kaijō gekisen no zu)

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

A Fierce Battle at the Chinchou Fortress (Kinshūjō gekisen)

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

A Fierce Battle at Port Arthur (Ryojunkō daigekisen no zu)

A Fierce Battle at Uiju, Korea (Gishū daigekisen no zu)

A Fierce Street-to-Street Fight at Newchang (Nyūchan shigai gekisen no zu)

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

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

A Fierce Battle Between the Japanese and the Chinese Soldiers on a Pontoon Bridge at Kaiping (Nisshin Gaiheijō gekisen funabashi no zu)

A Fierce Battle in the Snow at Newchang (Nyuchan setchū daigekisen no zu)

A Fierce Cavalry Battle near Port Arthur (Ryojunkō fukin kihei gekisen)

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

A Fierce Street-to-Street Fight at Newchang (Nyūchan shigai gekisen)

Fierce Naval Battle Off Takushan (Daikosan oki kaigun no gekisen)

Fierce Battle at Yamagaguchi

Fierce Street Battle at Niuzhuang

A Fierce Battle at Litzuyuan, near the Yalu River

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

Chinese soldiers retreating after a fierce battle at Asan

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

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

Fierce Battle between Two Armies at Kumamoto Castle

市川団十郎　市川右団次

帝国議会 御幸之図 (楊洲周延)

源平一ノ谷大合戦之図

People Welcoming the Return (from the Imperial Headquarters) to Tokyo of the Emperor as His Carriage Passes a Triumphal Arch (Dai gensui heika gokankō gaisenmon gotsūren shimin hōgei no shinzu)

Triptych: Minamoto Tameyoshi's son Tametomo (1139-1170), from the series Episodes from Unknown Japanese History (Nihon gaishi no uchi)

片岡我童　中村福助　市川団十郎

大元帥陛下御還幸凱旋門御通輦市民奉迎之真図

伽噺桃太郎

Our Army's Power Frightens the Chinese Soldiers at Pingyang (Heijō shinpatsu waga guni Shinhei kyōfu no zu)

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

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

The Japanese Second Army Battles Hard at Chinchou (Dai ni gun Kinshūjō daigekisen 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)

新吉原江戸町　金瓶楼　今紫座敷三曲之図

三浦屋小紫 白井権八 三浦屋若紫

The False Murasaki and a Rural Genji (A Jealous Demon Appearing to Mitsuuji and Tasogare in Temple)

Triptych: Okuko Hikozaemon Protects the Tokugawa Shogun from the Spear of Goro Matabei Mototsugu, from the series "The Siege of Osaka" (Osaka Gunki no Uchi)

「高野師直　市川左団次」「桃井若狭之介　市川権十郎」

〔川中島勝利山本〕

Report of the Japanese Conquest of Port Arthur Startles Li Hungchang (Waga gun Ryojunkō senryō no hō o kikite Rikōshō kyōtan no zu)

Arashi Rikan III as Yaegakihime (right panel); Arashi Rikaku II as Katsuyori (center panel); Nakamura Sennosuke as Nureginu (left panel)

桶狭間今川義元血戦

The Lucky New Year's Visit to Myōhōji In Horinouchi (Myōhōji ehō mairi no zu)

Arashi Rinshi as Atsumori (right panel) and Arashi Kichisaburō III as Kumagai Naozane (left panel)