Russo-Japanese War News: The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Met Some 600 Enemy Cavalry Troops at the South Gate of Chongju, Korea, and after Fierce Fighting Drove Them Away and Occupied Chongju

Our Cavalry Scouts and Officers Encountered Strong Enemy Fire near the South Gate of Chongju. After a Brave and Severe Battle, They Drove the Enemy Away and Occupied Chongju, Korea

The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Encounter the Enemy (Waga sekkō kihei teki to shōtotsu osen no zu)

JAPANESE CAVALRY SCOUTS IN CONFLICT WITH COSSACKS NEAR THE SOUTH GATE OF CHONG JU

Fierce Fighting at Pyongyang Displays the Japanese Spirit to the World

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

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: DETRAINING REMOUNTS FOE A JAPANESE CAVALRY CORPS. (Otago Witness, 23 March 1904)

[Japanese and Russian cavalry troops clash near Chŏnju, North Pʻyŏngan Province, Korea]

Japanese Cavalry Forces Drove the Enemy Away from Sandaitzu, While an Infantry Company Occupied Fenghuang-cheng; Japan's Great Victory (Waga kihei Sandaishi no teki o gekitai shi hōhei no ichibutai wa Hōōjō o senryōsu daishōri no zu)

A CAVALBY IN A THUNDERSTORM: THE COMBAT BETWEEN THE COSSACKS AND JAPANESE CAVALRY AT THE BATTLE OF WA-FANG-K...

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE "WAR: RUSSIAN CAVALRY ON THE MARCH IN MANCHURIA. (Otago Witness, 06 April 1904)

Expecting an attack from Russian cavalry - alert Japanese near Tehling, Manchuria

THE WAR IN MANCHURIA: SERIOUS FIGHTING BETWEEN CHINESE AND JAPANESE TROOPS

[Japanese and Russian soldiers in fierce battle at Chiu-tien-Ch'eng, Manchuria (the battle of Yalu River)]

"Banzai" for the Japanese Navy and Army; A Fierce Battle near Weihaiwei

[Japanese sailor, with his bare hands, is fighting with two Russian battleships (with arms, legs, and faces), a third battleship runs away]

The Russo-Japanese War Illustrated News No. 9: The Japanese Cavalry Troops Fight Fiercely at Hakusen (Nichi-Ro sensō gahō sono ku: Hakusen (?) no eiki waga kihei funsen no zu)

Triptych: Captain Asakawa Scouts the Battle and Fights Bravely (Sekkō Asakawa Kiheitaii Funsen no zu)

[Japanese sailor, with his bare hands, is fighting with two Russian battleships (with arms, legs, and faces), a third battleship runs away]

Cavalry Captain Asakawa Encounters Strong Enemy Forces near Port Arthur, and Distinguishes Himself in a Fierce Battle (Asakawa kiheitaii Sodaikō fukin Suishiei ni teki no taigun to tatakai shukō o tatsu)

Captain Asakawa Scouts the Battle and Fights Bravely (Sekkō Asakawa Kiheitaii Funsen no zu)

Captain Asakawa Scouts the Battle and Fights Bravely (Sekkō Asakawa Kiheitaii Funsen no zu)

Captain Asakawa Scouts the Battle and Fights Bravely (Sekkō Asakawa Kiheitaii Funsen no zu)

Men of 2NZEF Divisional Cavalry inspecting damaged model of Japanese battleship from naval academy on Eta Ji...

FIRST PICTURES OF JAPANESE CAPTURED BY UNITED STATES MARINES IN SOLOMONS FIGHTING

The Russo-Japanese War Illustrated News No. 6: A Severe Battle at Pingyang (Nichi-Ro sensō gahō sono roku: Keijō fukin gekisen)

「道外十二支」 「丑」

"Kampscene fra den Russisk-Japanske krig"

[Cinq soldats japonais mettent en fuite plus de cent soldats chinois dans la région de Zhenchuan] ...

日露戦争画報 其六 京城附近激戦

Mariko, series The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō (東海道五拾三次(狂歌入東海道))

Taira no Sadamori Killing the Rebel Masakado, from the series A Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

[Attaque de Lushun] : [estampe] / [dessiné par Tsuneshige]

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

「草河口附近日陣遠望満州騎兵異相出陣之図」

No.28 Fukuroi

träsnitt, tavla, ukiyo-e

Officer Miura Battling Kirino Toshiaki at the Battle of Asayama

日清韓戦争実記（外題） （ウラ）日本　大勝利平壌ヲ破ル図

Träsnitt, Bildkonst, Woodcut, Woodblock, Print

[Combat acharné aux environs de Lushun] : [estampe] / [dessiné par Ogata Gekkō]

Totsuka: Motomachi Detour (Totsuka; Motomachibetsudō), No. 6 from the series 53 Stations of the Tokaido (Tōkaidō gojūsan tsugi)

Shellfish Gathering

Telegram verslagen uit Korea: het moedige leger

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「木曽海道六拾九次之内」 「五拾九」「関ヶ原」

The First Encounter between the Japanese and the Russian Armies (Nichi-Ro rikuhei no daiichi kōsen)

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