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1920s

31st Anniversary of the Tokyo Higher Technical School commemorative postcards, Kuramae, Tokyo, 1912.
“Buying New Year decorations”, c .1920.
The 6th Far Eastern Championship Games advertising postcard, 1923.
Japan Women’s University, Meijiro, Tokyo, c. 1920.
Tokyo Arsenal, Koshikawa, Tokyo, c. 1920.
“Stock farm of cows near Sapporo”, Hokkaido, c. 1920.
Tokyo-Osaka-Tokyo Air Race, 1920.
Emperor Taisho 25th Wedding Anniversary, 1925.
Memorial battleship “Mikasa”, Yokosuka, c. 1930.
“The seashore of Zushi”, Miura Peninsula, near Tokyo, c. 1925.
Japanese quail (uzura), c. 1920.
Geisha playing billiards, c. 1920.
Fujinami Shrine, Tosa, Shikoku, c. 1920.
Maiko playing “onigokko” (“devil catch”), c. 1920.
Jinju Seimei Hoken K.K. (Jinju Life Insurance Co.), Tokyo, c. 1920.
Kochi Castle, Tosa, Shikoku, c. 1920.
A farmer’s life, c. 1920.
City Office, Yokohama, c. 1920.
“All the staff and students of Kinjo Girls’ School”, Nagoya, c. 1920.
The Temple of the 33,333 images of Kwannon, Sanjūsangen-dō, Kyoto, c. 1920.
“A fishing place in Awaji”, Hyogo Prefecture, c. 1920.
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Asakusa, Tokyo, c. 1920.
View of Kobe Harbor and Nakayamate Catholic Cathedral, Kobe, c. 1925.

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