Sailors of the Unyōkan attack Kōka in Korea (Unyōkan haishi chōsen kōka tatakai no zu)

Picture of the Successful Attack on the Korean Forces at Kōka Bay by the Angry Sailors of the Japanese Ship Unyōkan, which was Shelled while Engaged in Nautical Surveying

The Victorious Japanese Forces Attack the Asan Battery in Korea (Nihon daishōri Gazan no hōrui o kogeki no zu)

The 1882 Incident in Korea (Chōsen jiken)

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)

News from Korea: The Fighting of the Great Japanese Army (Chōsen kibun Dai Nihon rikugun goei no zu)

The Japanese Forces Attack Pingyan (Nichigun Heijō daishingeki no zu)

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

The Naval Battle of Pungdo in Korea (Chosen Hoto kaisen no zu)

Ichinotani Hiyodorigoe sakatoshi no zu (The Downhill Attack at Hirodorigoe in the Battle of Ichinotani)

Ichinotani Hiyodorigoe sakatoshi no zu (The Downhill Attack at Hirodorigoe in the Battle of Ichinotani)

Ichinotani Hiyodorigoe sakatoshi no zu (The Downhill Attack at Hirodorigoe in the Battle of Ichinotani)

The Japanese Forces Bravely Advancing: A Telegram from Korea (Chōsen denpōki wagahei yūshin zu)

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

The Japanese Army Landing to Attack Weihaiwei (Ikaiei jōriku shingun no zu)

The attack on Sadohara Castle (Sadoharajō shingeki no zu)

The Naval Attack on Takamatsu Castle (Takamatsujō mizuseme no zu)

Turning the Koto: Lady of Nagoya in the Kōka Period (1844-1848) (Koto shirabe; Kōka-goro Nagoya fujin)

The Japanese Torpedo Boats Attack the Russian Warships Outside the Harbor of Port Arthur (Ryojun kōgai suiraitei shūgeki no zu)

Night Attack of the Soga Brothers (Soga Yo'uchi no Zu)

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

Mashiba Hisayoshi Reviews the Generals from his Camp in Nagoya (Mashiba hisayoshikō nagoya gojin sakite no shodaishō chōsen shū e kuridashi no zu)

In the Night Attack, the Faithful Retainers of the Chūshingura Achieve their Ambition (Chūshingura gishi youchi honmō tassuru no zu)

In the Night Attack, the Faithful Retainers of the Chūshingura Achieve their Ambition (Chūshingura gishi youchi honmō tassuru no 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)

Officer Miura Battling Kirino Toshiaki at the Battle of Asayama

The Battle of Odai Castle in Shinano Province (Shinshū odaijō kassen no zu)

「雪月花」 「山城」「金閣寺花」「ゆき姫」「●」

The Battle of Honnōji Temple (Honnōji kassen)

träsnitt, tavla, ukiyo-e

The Chronicle of the Satsuma Rebellion

Gusty Winds in Daimotsu Bay, Sesshuu, in the Fourth Year of Monji

「見立三十六句撰」「団七九郎兵衛」

Ōtōmi Takenouchi no Sukune Torturing a Korean

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No 9 Kumagaya Hatcho-zutsumi no kei (Object); Kisodochu (Series)

Captain Matsuzaki Fights Fiercely at the Anson River: No. 9 (Sono ku: Matsuzaki taii Anjōgawa ni yūsen su)

Sanada Yukimura Hunting for Tokugawa Ieyasu in the Snow

Touseimitatesanjuurokkasentsubosumire、jiraiya

No 56 Izumi Shikibu (Object); Hyakunin Isshu no uchi (Series)

Sono sugata yukari no utsushie Nine

Yoshitoshi mushaburui

The Death of the Insurgents in the Kumamoto Rebellion (Kumamoto Bōdō Zokkai Uchijini no Zu), from the series Annals of the Meiji period (Meiji shōshi nenkan kiji)

（呉服屋店先）

A Complete Chronicle of the Conquest of Kagoshima: The Navy Lands at Sukuchi Village (Kagoshima seitō zenki no uchi kaigun sukuchimura jōriku no zu)

Udaishō Minamoto no Yoritomo and the Cranes, from the series A mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

雙筆五十三次・三嶋　三島駅入口

Yukai sanjurokkassen (Series)