Old Tokyo

• "Bud" Mars
• "Modern girl"
• "Moga"
• 47 Ronin
• 1922 Peace Commemorative Exposition
• 2600th National Foundation Anniversary
• Advertising
• Aerial views
• Agriculture
• Aichi aircraft
• Aichi Prefecture
• Aircraft
• Airline
• Airports
• Akamon
• Akasaka Detached Palace
• Akasaka Mitsuke
• Akasaka Prince Hotel
• Akemashite
• Akira Kurosawa
• Akita dogs
• Akita prefecture
• Ama-no-Hashidate
• Ambassador Hotel
• American President Lines
• Amusement rides
• Anglican church
• Anglo-Japanese relations
• Animals
• Anne Dinken
• Antiques
• Antonin Raymond
• Aomori prefecture
• Aoyama
• Aoyama Gakuin
• Aoyama Parade Ground
• Arakawa River
• Arashiyama
• Arata Endo
• Archery
• Architects
• Arts & crafts
• Art Smith
• Asahi Shimbunsha
• Asakusa
• Asakusa District
• Asakusa Kannon
• Asakusa Park
• Asama Maru
• Astrology
• Atago Hill
• Atagoyama
• Atami
• Atami Hotel
• Atomic bombing
• Automobiles
• Aviators
• Azabu
• Azumabashi Bridge
• Babasaki
• Bamboo
• Banking & Finance
• Bank of Japan (Nippon Ginko)
• Baptist church
• Baron Okura
• Baseball
• Basho
• Battleship
• Beach
• Bedding
• Beer
• Benkeibashi
• Benzaiten
• Beppu
• Bicycles
• Bijin
• Black Ships
• Boats
• Boys' Day
• Bridges (Meiji era)
• Bridges (Showa era)
• Buddhist temples
• Buses
• Business district
• Canadian Pacific Steamships (CP)
• Canals
• Castles
• Census
• Central Military Preparatory School
• Central Theological College
• Century of Progress Int'l Exposition (1933)
• Ceremonies
• Chamber of Commerce
• Chanoyu
• Cherry blossoms & Foliage
• Chevrolet
• Children
• Children's Day
• Chinatown (Yokohama)
• Chinzanso gardens
• Chio-in temple
• Chochin
• Chocolate
• Choshu clan
• Christianity in Japan
• Chuo (Kobu) Line
• Coiffure
• Commodore Perry
• Companies
• Congregational
• Construction
• Consumer products
• Cooking
• Coromorants
• Count Goto
• Cricket
• Cross-cultural relations
• Cryptomeria road
• Culture Village
• Custom House
• Dai-ichi Hotel
• Dai-ichi Sogo Building (1920)
• Dai-Ichi Sogo Building (1945)
• Daibutsu
• Daibutsu (Ueno)
• Daigo Sambo-in
• Daikon
• Dancers
• Department stores
• Diet
• Dogo onsen
• Donation Park
• Drum bridge
• Duncan Academy
• Edo Castle
• Edo Era
• Edogawa
• Education
• Embassy/Consulate
• Emiko
• Emperor Meiji
• Emperor Pu Yi
• Emperor Showa
• Emperor Taisho
• Empire of Japan
• Employment
• Engakuji Temple
• Enoshima
• Episcopal Church
• Equine
• Ernie Pyle Theater
• Evangelical & Reform Church
• Ex-Soldiers Hall
• Expatriates
• Expo '70
• Expositions
• Factories
• Farming
• Fashion
• Ferries
• Festivals
• Firefighting
• First Higher School
• Fish
• Fish markets
• Flags
• Flip-Flap
• Floating Temple
• Flower arrangement
• Food
• Foreign Settlements
• Frank Lloyd Wright
• Fruit
• Fuji-View Hotel
• Fujisawa
• Fujiya Hotel
• Fukagawa
• Fukuin Maru
• Fusui
• Futabakai School
• Futon
• Gamagori
• Games
• Garden decorations
• Gardens
• Geisha/Maiko
• Gekkin
• General Motors
• General Nogi
• General U.S. Grant
• Geta (footwear)
• Gifu
• Gilbert Bowles
• Ginza
• Ginza-dori
• Ginza Crossing
• Ginza Line
• Ginza Methodist Church
• Ginza Tokyu Hotel
• Gion
• Gion matsuri
• Girl's Day
• Girls Higher Normal School
• Girls Normal School
• Go
• Godaido temple
• Goldfish
• Golf
• Gotemba
• Government ministries
• Graf Zeppelin
• Grand Fleet Review
• Grand Hotel (Yokohama)
• Great Britain
• Great Kanto earthquake (1923)
• Great White Fleet
• Green tea
• Gunjin kaikan
• Hachiman Temple
• Hafuya Hotel
• Hair fashion
• Hakone
• Hakone Hotel
• Hamacho Park
• Hama Detached Palace
• Hanayashiki
• Haneda Airport
• Hankyu railway
• Harajuku
• Harbor
• Hashiba
• Hasseiden Temple
• Hasui Kawase
• Hattori Department Store
• Hayama
• Headquarter Staff
• Health and wellness
• Heian era
• Heroes
• Hibiya Park
• Hibiya Public Hall
• Hijiri Bridge
• Himeji
• Himeji Castle
• Hina-matsuri
• Hiroshige
• Hiroshima
• Historic aviation
• Historic bridges
• Hitachi
• Hobbies
• Hokkaido
• Honda
• Hongan-ji temple
• Hongo
• Honmoku
• Horikiri gardens
• Horikiri Zenjiro
• Horishige
• Horse
• Horticulture
• Hosei University
• Hospitals and clinics
• Hot baths
• Hotel Matsudaira
• Hotel Matsuzaka
• Hotel Metropole
• Hotels & ryokan
• Hotel Tokyo
• Hot springs
• Housing
• Hozu River
• Hygiene
• Ian Fleming
• Ice skating
• Ichikokubashi Bridge
• Iidabashi
• IJA aviation
• IJN aviation
• Ikebana
• Imari ware
• Imperial Diet
• Imperial Government Railway
• Imperial Hotel (1890)
• Imperial Hotel (1923)
• Imperial Hotel (Wright)
• Imperial household
• Imperial Japanese Airways
• Imperial Japanese Army
• Imperial Japanese Navy
• Imperial Palace
• Imperial School of Art
• Imperial Theatre
• Inari
• Incline Lift (Kyoto)
• Industrial Art School
• Industrialization
• Industry
• Inland Sea
• Interiors
• Interior views
• International Catholic Hospital
• International Exhibition (Paris 1925)
• International House
• Ise
• Isetan Department Store
• Ishikawajima R-3
• Isuzu Motors
• Ito Hirobumi
• Itsukushima
• Iwakuni
• Iyeyasu
• Jack's Tower
• James Bond
• James Curtis Hepburn
• Jan Letzel
• Japan-British Exhibition (1910)
• Japan-Korea relations
• Japan Air Lines (JAL)
• Japan Air Transport Co. (JATC)
• Japan Alps
• Japan Art Academy
• Japanese food
• Japanese kites
• Japan pavilion
• Japan Post
• Japan Red Cross
• Japan Salt & Tobacco Monopoly
• Japan Tourist Bureau
• Jidai matsuri
• Jinrikisha (Rickshaw)
• Jintan
• Jizo
• Jizo Bosatsu
• JOBK Radio
• Joseph Le Brix
• Joshi Gakuin
• Josiah Conder
• JTB
• Ju-ni-kai
• Juichi Sakamoto
• Jyotomyodai
• Kabuki
• Kabuki-za Theater
• Kabutocho
• Kagurazaka
• Kaikatei Hotel
• Kaikosha
• Kamakura
• Kameido Tenjin
• Kameido Wisteria Garden
• Kami
• Kamikochi Imperial Hotel
• Kaminarimon
• Kanagawa
• Kanagawa Prefectural Office
• Kanaya Hotel
• Kanda
• Kanda Myojin
• Kanda River
• Kansai
• Karasaki
• Karuizawa
• Kasumigaseki
• Katayama Tokuma
• Katherine Stinson
• Kawaji onsen
• Kawasaki
• Kawasaki aircraft
• KEEP (Kiyosato Experimental Education Project)
• Keio University
• Keio University Hospital
• Ketel's restaurant
• Kewpie doll
• Kimigayo
• Kimono
• Kinkau-ji Temple
• Kinkiro Hotel
• Kinosaki
• Kintaibashi
• Kiso
• Kitamura Trio
• Kitashirakawa-no-miya
• Kitsukawa Hotel
• Kiyosu Bridge
• Kobe
• Kobe Nautical College
• Kodak
• Koganei
• Kohitachi
• Koi
• Kojimachi
• Kokugikan
• Kokusai Theater
• Kokutai no hongi
• Konishi Hotel
• Korakuen
• Korakuen Okayama
• Korea
• Kose
• Koshibiku no Naishi
• Koshien Hotel
• Koto
• Kototoi Bridge
• Kudan
• Kudan kaikan
• Kudan lighthouse
• Kudanzaka
• Kumamoto
• Kure
• Kurihama
• KYK Shipping Lines
• Kyobashi
• Kyoto
• Kyoto Hotel
• Lafcadio Hearn
• Lake Ashi
• Lake Biwa
• Lake Chuzenji
• Lake Hakone
• Lake Kawaguchi
• Lake Nojiri
• Lake Suwa
• Lake Towada
• Law enforcement
• Lighthouses
• Literature
• Locomotives
• London Town
• Long-distance flight
• Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904)
• Mainichi Shimbun
• Makurabashi
• Manchukuo
• Manchuria
• Manseibashi
• Manseibashi Station
• Manufacturing
• Maple Club
• Marine Tower
• Maritime
• Marriage
• Marunouchi Building
• Marunouchi District
• Marunouchi Hotel
• Maruzen
• Mass transit
• Matsumoto
• Matsushima
• Matsuya department store
• Matsuyama (Shikoku)
• Matsuzakaya Department Store
• Medicine
• Meguro Gajoen
• Meiji-za
• Meiji College
• Meiji Dairies Co.
• Meiji era education
• Meiji Gakuin
• Meiji Gallery
• Meiji Industrial Exposition (1907)
• Meiji Insurance Co. building
• Meiji Milk
• Meiji Outer Garden
• Meiji Restoration
• Meijiro
• Meiji Shrine
• Meiji Theater
• Meiji Village (Nagoya)
• Meitetsu Inuyama Hotel
• Methodist Church
• Metropolitan Police Board
• Mikado Hotel
• Mikasa Hotel
• Mikimoto pearls
• Military
• Military training
• Ministry of Communications
• Mishimatei
• Missionary
• Miss Tokimatsu
• Mitajiri
• Mitsu Bank (Mitsui Ginko)
• Mitsubishi
• Mitsubishi aircraft
• Mitsukoshi Department Store
• Miura Peninsula
• Miyagino
• Miyajima
• Miyako Hotel
• Miyako odori
• Miyanoshita spa
• Miyazu
• Mochi
• Modernization
• Modernization (Meiji)
• Mogi
• Mokishi (portable shrine)
• Monorail
• Morinaga
• Motion pictures
• Motomachi
• Mountain climbing
• Mountains
• Moyishibashi
• Mt. Asama
• Mt. Aso
• Mt. Fuji
• Mt. Hakuba
• Mt. Koya
• Mukojima
• Municipal Office
• Museums
• Music
• Musicians
• Nagano
• Nagaragawa Bridge
• Nagasaki
• Nagoya
• Nagoya Castle
• Nagoya Hotel
• Nagoya TV Tower
• Nakajima aircraft
• Nakamise
• Nakanoshima Park
• Nakasendo highway
• Nankinmachi (Yokohama)
• Nanko
• Nara
• Nara-ya Hotel
• Narahara aircraft
• Nara Hotel
• Nara Park
• Naruto
• Naruto whirlpools
• National Diet
• National Railway
• Naval weapons
• Navy
• New Grand Hotel (Yokohama)
• Newspapers
• New Year's
• New York World's Fair (1939)
• NHK
• Nichigeki Theater
• Nichi Nichi Shimbun
• Night views
• Nihonbashi
• Nihonbashi Bridge
• Nihonbashi canal
• Nihonbashi District
• Nijubashi
• Nikkatsu Hotel
• Nikko
• Nikko Hotel
• Nikolai Cathedral
• Nine-fingered geisha
• Nippon Theater
• Nippon Yusen K.K.
• Nogeyama (Yokohama)
• Noodles
• Northwest Airlines
• Nozawa & Bros. department store
• NYK Shipping Lines
• O-hanami
• O-Koto-san
• Obi
• Occupation era
• Ocean
• Ocean liners
• Ocha
• Ochanomizu
• Ofuro
• Oiran (Courtesan)
• Okitsu
• Okuma Shigenobu
• Okuno-in Temple
• Okura & Co.
• Okura Hotel
• Okura Museum
• Olympics
• Omura Masujiro
• Onnanoko
• Onomichi
• Onsen
• Oriental Hotel
• Osaka
• Osakabe Hotel
• Osaka Castle
• Osamu Dazai
• OSK Shipping Lines
• Otaru
• Otemachi
• Otoro
• Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
• Palace Hotel
• Pan-Pacific Peace Exposition (1937)
• Pan American Airways
• Patriotism/Military
• Paul Rusch
• Pearl Harbor
• Peers' School
• Persimmons
• Pets
• Phonograph
• Photography
• Pine (symbolism)
• Poetry
• Police
• Population
• Porcelain
• Post-war economic recovery
• Postal service
• Pottery
• Presbyterian
• Primary schools
• Prince Fushimi
• Printing Office
• Propaganda
• Quakers (Religious Society of Friends)
• Radio
• Radio Japan
• Railroad history
• Railroad stations
• Railways
• Rakutenchi
• Reader's Digest Building
• Record flights
• Reinanzaka Church
• Religious rites
• Residences
• Restaurants
• Rice
• Ridge-pole ceremony
• Rikkyo University
• Rokko
• Roppongi
• Russo-Japanese War
• Ryougaku Bridge
• S. Watanabe
• Saigo Takamori
• Sakurada Gate
• Sakuragicho Station
• Samisen
• Sammaibashi
• Samurai
• Samurai Shokai
• Sand skiing
• Sanjo Street
• Sanno Hotel
• Sapporo Beer
• Satachi Shichijiro
• Satsuma clan
• Sawabun Hotel
• Science
• Seaweed
• Secondary schools
• Second Higher Middle School
• Seiyoken Hotel
• Sendai
• Sengakuji
• Sengoku Golf Course
• Sensoji
• Sessue Hayakawa
• Seto-nakai
• Shakespeare
• Shells
• Shiba
• Shiba Park
• Shiba Park Hotel
• Shibaura
• Shibuya
• Shiga Heights
• Shikoku
• Shimbashi
• Shimbashi District
• Shimbashi Station (Kasumori)
• Shimbashi Station (Shiodome)
• Shin-hanga
• Shinagawa
• Shinanomachi
• Shinjuku
• Shinjuku Gyoen Garden
• Shinobazu Pond
• Shinohashi
• Shinto
• Shintomi-za Theater
• Shipping
• Shirahama
• Shirakawa
• Shirokiya Department Store
• Shizuoka
• Shogun
• Shopping districts
• Showa era
• Showa Industrial Exposition (1929)
• Shrines
• Silk Conditioning House
• Silk production
• Singapore
• Singer Sewing Machine Co.
• Sino-Japanese War (1937)
• Skiing
• Smiling Geisha
• Snow
• Snow skiing
• Soba
• Social habits
• Sokugami
• Sokuhatsu
• Sophia University
• Sosui Canal
• South Manchuria Railway
• South Pacific Mandate islands
• Sports
• SS Empress of Japan
• St. Hilda's School
• St. Luke's Hospital
• St. Paul's University
• Stadiums
• Statues
• Steam locomotive
• Steamships
• Stone lantern
• Streetcars
• Stringed instruments
• Submarines
• Subway
• Sudacho
• Suidobashi
• Suitengu Shrine
• Sukiyabashi
• Suma Beach (Kobe)
• Sumida River
• Sumida River bridges
• Sumo
• Sumo wrestlers
• Supreme Court
• Suwa Shrine
• Swimming
• Swimsuit
• Tachu Naito
• Taisho era
• Taisho era education
• Taisho Exhibition
• Takarazuka City
• Takarazuka Theater
• Takashimaya department store
• Takinogawa
• Tama mausoleum
• Tama river
• Tanabata (Star Festival)
• Tashu Naitō
• Tatsuno Kingo
• Tea ceremony
• Teahouse
• Technologies
• Teikoku Gekijo
• Teikoku Hakuhinkan
• Teito Hotel
• Teito Rapid Transit Authority
• Telephone
• Temples/Shrines (Misc)
• Tenjin temples
• Tennis
• Tenryu Bridge
• Teruha
• Theater
• Theater Street (Rokku)
• The Bluff
• Three monkeys
• TKK Shipping Lines
• Tobacco
• Tobu railway
• Todai
• Toden
• Toei Studios
• Togeki
• Togo Gosho
• Tokaido
• Tokaido Main Line
• Tokiwa bridge
• Tokorozawa airfield
• Tokugawa era
• Tokugawa shogun
• Tokyo Academy of Music
• Tokyo Amateur Dramatic Club
• Tokyo Bay
• Tokyo Bible Training School
• Tokyo Central Post Office
• Tokyo Central Station
• Tokyo City Hall
• Tokyo First Bazaar & Co.
• Tokyo Gekijo
• Tokyo Higher Industrial School
• Tokyo history
• Tokyo International Players
• Tokyo Kaikan
• Tokyo Metropolitan Government
• Tokyo Monorail
• Tokyo Motorbus Co.
• Tokyo Nautical School
• Tokyo Station
• Tokyo Station Hotel
• Tokyo Stock Exchange
• Tokyo Tower
• Tokyo University
• Tomonoura
• Tomyodai
• Toranomon
• Tor Hotel
• Toro
• Toshogu shrine (Nikko)
• Toshogu Temple
• Tourism
• Tourists
• Towers
• Toys
• Tozan Bus Co.
• Trade
• Traditions
• Treaty ports
• Trolley
• TsubouchiMemorial Theatre Museum
• Tsugaru
• Tsukiji
• Tsukudajima
• Tsutenkaku Tower
• Twelve-Storeys Tower
• Ueno
• Ueno Hirokoji
• Ueno Park
• Ueno Station
• Ueno Zoo
• Uji
• Ukimido
• Ukiyo-e
• Umbrella
• Umeki Miyoshi
• Undokai
• Universities
• Urban landscaping
• US-Japan relations
• US Air Force
• Ushigome
• Versailles Peace Treaty
• Vocations
• Wakayama
• Wako Department Store
• Waseda University
• Weapons
• Wedded rocks
• Wedding fashion
• Western dress
• Wildlife and flora
• Will Adams
• William Merrell Vories
• Winter
• Winter sports
• Wisteria
• Woodblock prints
• World War I
• World War II
• Yakatabune
• Yamaguchi Bank
• Yamaguchi Prefecture
• Yamanote Line
• Yamashita Park
• Yanebune
• Yaomatsu restaurant
• Yasukuni shrine
• Yebisu beer
• Yedogawa
• Yeu qin
• YMCA
• Yodobashi
• Yofuku
• Yokohama
• Yokosuka
• Yokosuka Line
• Yorozuyobashi
• Yoshida Tetsuro
• Yoshikawa Hisashi
• Yoshiwara
• Yotsuya
• Yotsuya-mitsuke
• Yuigahama
• Yukio Mishima
• Yurakucho
• Yusen Building
• Yushima seido
• Yushima Tenjin
• Yushukan
• Zen Buddhism
• Zojoji Temple