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Vintage Japanese Postcard Museum

“Solid nation union to sail in rough sea” propaganda postcard, c. 1940.
South Pacific Mandates (Japan), c. 1930.
Sammaibashi, Yumoto, Hakone, c. 1910.
2600th Anniversary of the Founding of Japan, 1940.
International Catholic Hospital (Seibo Byoin), Shinjuku, Tokyo, c. 1930.
Reader’s Digest Building, Tokyo, c. 1955.
Graves of the Shogitai, Ueno Park, Tokyo, c. 1930.
Nagara-gawa (Nagara River) Bridge, c. 1920.
“Club Soap” advertising postcards, c. 1910.
Meitetsu Inuyama Hotel, Aichi Prefecture, New Year’s Card, 1970.
Teishin-sho (Ministry of Communications), Tsukiji, c. 1900.
Tosa-class battleship ‘Kaga’, c. 1922.
“To shoot an arrow”, c. 1920.
“A view of Aburatsubo near Yokosuka”, c. 1920.
8620-class steam locomotive, c. 1960 reprint.
Shintomi-za Theatre, Tokyo, c. 1920.
Mitsui Bank, Nihonbashi, c. 1930.
Azumabashi Bridge, Tokyo, c. 1910.
Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, 1936.
Mitsubishi G1M1, c. 1933.
Autumn Gardener, c. 1920.
Konishi Hotel, Nikko, c. 1920.
Printing Office, Tokyo, c. 1910.
Himeji Castle, c. 1920.

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  • South Pacific Mandates (Japan), c. 1930. | Old Tokyo on NYK Line (Nippon Yusen K.K.).
  • Kengo Kuma - “Make architecture disappear" - Sticks & Stones on 1964 Summer Olympics Venues, Tokyo.
  • Pine tree at Karasaki, Omi, c. 1910. | Old Tokyo on Akemashite Omedetou (Happy New Year), c. 1910.
  • 2600th Anniversary of the Founding of Japan, 1940. | Old Tokyo on Waseda University, Tokyo, c. 1910.
  • Printing Office, Tokyo, c. 1910. | Old Tokyo on Kasumigaseki (Government District), c. 1910.

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