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1900s

“Imperial Princesses Making Bandages”, Russo-Japanese War, c. 1904.
“Japanese troops marching scene to Ping Yang (Pyongyang) [in 1894]”, Russo-Japanese War propaganda postcard, c. 1905.
“This is the Japanese greatest admiral …”, Admiral Togo, 1906.
“Emperor of Japan”, c. 1905.
The Funeral of Commander Hirose, Tokyo, 1904.
“Fuji mountain from Suzukawa”, 1906.
The Kawakami Theater performing “Okan” at Meiji-za, Tokyo, c. 1905.
Secretary of War Howard Taft & First Daughter Alice Roosevelt in Japan, 1905.
Japan-US Relations, c. 1908.
Emperor Meiji at the Grand Fleet Review, 1905.
International Catholic Hospital (Seibo Byoin), Shinjuku, Tokyo, c. 1930.
Teishin-sho (Ministry of Communications), Tsukiji, c. 1900.
Victory (Triumph) celebrations, 1905.
Prince Ito Hirobumi state funeral, 1909.
Shell gathering at low tide, 1905.
Japan Government Exhibit, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Missouri, 1904.
Japanese curry, Officer’s mess, Battleship Mikasa, c. 1906.
Winter snow, c. 1903
Manyasuro Restaurant (Tea House), Kyobashi, c. 1900.
Nagoya Hotel, Nagoya, c. 1900.
“5000-Mile” Celebration, Imperial Government Railway, 1909.
Tokyo Higher Industrial School, 1905.
Bible Training School, Tokyo, c. 1905.

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