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1930s

Shinsen (Sinchon) Onsen Station, Chosen (Korea), c. 1930.
Motomachi-dori, Kobe, c. 1930.
Amezaiku [sugar sculpture] street vendor, c. 1930.
S.S. President Cleveland, Dollar Steamship Line, c. 1930.
Sheep grazing in the shadow of Ezo Fuji, Hokkaido, c. 1930.
Comparisons of Daily Newspaper Circulations, Worldwide, c. 1930.
“Doll-maker”, c. 1930.
Kabuki stage makeup (kumadori), c. 1930.
Hadakajima & Tobishima, Naruto Strait, Shikoku, c. 1930.
15th International Conference of the Red Cross commemorative postcard and stamps, Tokyo, 1934.
Urakami Cathedral & Mitsubishi Shipyard, Nagasaki, c. 1930.
Imperial Japanese Navy General Staff, 1936.
“Shodoshima Kankakei Ropeway” tourist postcard, Seto Inland Sea, c. 1940.
Kyushu Imperial University, c. 1930.
“Ladies’ hair-dresser”, c. 1930.
“Modern Shampoo” advertising postcard, c. 1935.
Shinjuku at Night, Tokyo, c. 1940.
“Tokyo Matsuri” advertising postcard, 1933.
Imperial Japanese Navy Fleet Commanders, 1936.
“Year of the Ox”, New Years’ card, 1937.
Imperial Capital Reconstruction Board (Teito Fukko-in) commemorative postcards, 1930.
“The center of Ginza which boasts the sight of neon signs”, c. 1930.
Minoo (Minoh) Waterfall, Osaka, ca. 1930.

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