The Emperor's Wife Saohime Perishing in the Flames out of Loyalty to Her Brother

The Emperor's Wife Saohime Perishing in the Flames out of Loyalty to Her Brother

[Brother of Japanese Emperor learns to be a soldier.]

Matsuura Sayohime In The Role Of The Wife Of Otomo Sadehiko

The Decorum of Kokketsu (?) and His Wife in Poverty

Konami, her mother Tonase, and Yuranosuke's wife in Act 9 of Kanadehon Chūshingura

Mrs. K. Ikcda, wife of the New Zealand manager of Mitsui and Co., Ltd.. with her three children and her maid...

The Actor Tomizawa Montarō in the Role of Osute, Wife of the Teahouse Proprietor Sobei

Fisherman rowing out to fish in the snowstorm, in northern district in Japan, along the coast of the Japan Sea

THE EMPEROR'S WRITHING DRAGONS: JAPANESE CARRIERS ATTEMPT TO EVADE THE STORM OF BOMBS, SHELLS AND TORPEDOES

PRINCE TAKAMATSU, brother ofjhe Emperor of Japan, ivho is to visit. England next year. CROWN PRINCE OF,DENMA...

The Wife of Sangorō, the Owner of a Noodle Shop in Kawaguchi, Scalds her Husband's Face with Boiling Water, No. 600 from the series The Postal Newspaper (Yūbin hōchi shimbun)

The actors Segawa Kikunojo III as the courtesan Kojoro of the Mikuniya and Arashi Sanpachi I as her elder brother Kujuro in the play "Tomigaoka Koi no Yamabiraki," performed at the Kiri Theater in the first month, 1798

The wife of Kirino Toshiaki, a samurai of the Kagoshima clan and principal retainer to Saigo Takamori (1827-...

H.I.H. PRINCE TAKAMATSU, A younger brother of the Emperor of Japan, who holds a commission in his country's ...

The notorious 15th-century bandit Ishikawa Goemon being boiled in oil, in the presence of his wife...

Modern reproduction of "A Wife of the Middle Rank", series A Guide to Women's Contemporary Styles

SISTER OF THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN: BARONESS TOMAKO SHIBUYA IN THE GARDEN WITH HER LITTLE DAUGHTER

Keystone Photo.- Prince Yasuhito Chichibib (wearing glasses), younger • brother of the Emperor 6f Japan, pho...

Ohatsu Using a Sandal to Wipe the Sword after Avenging the Death of Her Mistress in the Twelfth Century

The Japanese domestic servant is ac customed to fulfil dirties which do not fall to the lot of her class in ...

Husband and Wife in an Evening Shower, series Three Evening Pleasures of the Floating World

If a bride has a waning interest in the art of going out .

A Beauty in the Snow and Her Servant (Setchubijin to genan), series Beauties of the Four Seasons

[Chinese Emperor(?) and Empress(?) seated on raised platform with musicians seated in front of them; the Emperor appears to have lost his nose and part of his right shoulder, the Empress part of her scalp]

「大日本名将鑑 上毛野八綱田」 「大日本名将鑑」

The Emperor's Wife Saohime Perishing in the Flames out of Loyalty to Her Brother

Kataoka Gadō II as Yorimasa

Oosakanishikienichinichishinbunshi

One: Matsuoomaru

Bunya no Watamaro and Surrendering Rebels in Ōshū, from the series A Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

Memorial Portrait of Nakamura Tamasuke I (Utaemon III by a Lotus Pond)

Hachiman Tarō Yoshiie at Nakoso Barrier, from the series A mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

The Ghost of the Great General Tamichi (Daishogun Tamichi no rei), from the series "A Mirror of Famous Japanese Generals (Dai Nihon meisho kagami)"

Gempei seisuki

Yamato Takeru no Mikoto with Bow before Banner, from the series A Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

山吹の里

山吹の里

Hakone

Wayoushi nurimonorui oroshishou

Uesugi Kenshin Dancing by a Bonfire, from the series A Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan (Dai nippon meishō kagami)

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Nishikieshuushindankokorozashiwohagemasebananigotomonarazarukotonashi

An Unfilial Daughter Eloping, from the series Moral Lessons through Pictures of Good and Evil (Kyōkun zenaku zukai)

Nishikieshuushindanshinwomamoritehitonokyuuwosukuu

Nishikieshuushindanumashujinnokotobanikanjiteinochiwosutekorewosukuu

Yamato Takeru no Mikoto Killing the Chief of the Kumaso

Number 8: Mashiba Hisayoshi Stealing Melons

Lu Ji (Riku Seki), from the series "Twenty-four Paragons of Filial Piety in China (Morokoshi nijushiko)"