- "Bud" Mars
- "Military god"
- "Modern girl"
- "Moga"
- "Operation Downfall"
- "Taxi" dancers
- "Unequal treaties"
- 1922 Peace Commemorative Exposition
- 2600th National Foundation Anniversary
- 47 Ronin
- Admiral Togo
- Advertising
- Aerial views
- Agriculture
- Aichi aircraft
- Aichi Prefecture
- Aioi Bridge (Tokyo)
- Aircraft
- Airline
- Airports
- Akamon
- Akasaka
- Akasaka Detached Palace
- Akasaka Mitsuke
- Akasaka Prince Hotel
- Akemashite
- Akihabara
- Akira Kurosawa
- Akita dogs
- Akita Prefecture
- Alice Roosevelt
- Ama-no-Hashidate
- Ambassador Hotel
- American President Lines
- Amusement rides
- Anglican Church
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- Animals
- Anne Dinken
- Antiques
- Antonin Raymond
- Aomori Prefecture
- Aoyama
- Aoyama Gakuin
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- Arakawa River
- Arashiyama
- Arata Endo
- Archery
- Architects
- Art Smith
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- Asahi Shimbunsha
- Asakusa
- Asakusa District
- Asakusa Kannon
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- Asama Maru
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- Atago Hill
- Atagoyama
- Atami
- Atami Hotel
- Atomic bombing
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- Awajishima
- Azabu
- Azabu Prince Hotel
- Azuma
- Azumabashi Bridge
- Babasaki
- Bamboo
- Bank of Japan (Nippon Ginko)
- Banking & Finance
- Baptist Church
- Baron Maejima
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- Baseball
- Basho
- Battleship
- Beach
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- Black Ships
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- Boys' Day
- Bridges (Meiji era)
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- Buddhist temples
- Buses
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- Calpis
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- Canals
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- Census
- Central Military Preparatory School
- Central Theological College
- Century of Progress Int'l Exposition (1933)
- Ceremonies
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- Chevrolet
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- Chinzanso gardens
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- Chochin
- Chocolate
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- Christianity in Japan
- Christmas
- Chuo (Kobu) Line
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- Clothing
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- Commander Hirose
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- Companies
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- Cooking
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- Count Goto
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- Cryptomeria road
- Culture Village
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- Dai-ichi Hotel
- Dai-ichi Sogo Building (1920)
- Dai-Ichi Sogo Building (1945)
- Daibutsu
- Daibutsu (Ueno)
- Daigo Sambo-in
- Daikon
- Dancers
- Department stores
- Diet
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- Dollar Steamship Line
- Donald Richie
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- Doshisha Girls' School
- Doshisha University
- Drum bridge
- Duncan Academy
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- Emiko
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- Empress Teimei (Taisho)
- Engakuji Temple
- Enoshima
- Entertainment
- Episcopal Church
- Equine
- Ernie Pyle Theater
- Evangelical & Reform Church
- Ex-Soldiers Hall
- Expatriates
- Expo '70
- Expositions
- Factories
- Far East Network
- Farming
- Fashion
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- Firefighting
- First Higher School
- First National Census
- Fish
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- Flags
- Flip-Flap
- Floating Temple
- Flower arrangement
- Folk songs
- Folklore
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- Ford Motor Co.
- Foreign Settlements
- Franco-Japanese relations
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- French embassy
- Fruit
- Fuji New Grand Hotel
- Fuji-View Hotel
- Fujinami Shrine
- Fujisawa
- Fujiya Hotel
- Fukagawa
- Fukuin Maru
- Fukuoka
- Fusui
- Futabakai School
- Futon
- Gamagori
- Games
- Garden decorations
- Gardens
- Gasuden aircraft
- Geisha/Maiko
- Gekkin
- General Motors
- General Nogi
- General U.S. Grant
- Geta (footwear)
- Gifu
- Gilbert Bowles
- Ginza
- Ginza Crossing
- Ginza Line
- Ginza Methodist Church
- Ginza Tokyu Hotel
- Ginza-dori
- Gion
- Gion matsuri
- Girl's Day
- Girls Higher Normal School
- Girls Normal School
- Go
- Godaido temple
- Gods
- Gods of Good Fortune
- Godzilla
- Goldfish
- Golf
- Gotemba
- Government ministries
- Graf Zeppelin
- Grand Fleet Review
- Grand Hotel (Yokohama)
- Graphic design
- Great Britain
- Great Kanto earthquake (1923)
- Great Northern Steamship Co.
- Great White Fleet
- Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere
- Green tea
- Gunjin kaikan
- Hachiman Temple
- Hafuya Hotel
- Hair fashion
- Hakone
- Hakone Hotel
- Hama Detached Palace
- Hamacho Park
- Hanayashiki
- Haneda Airport
- Hankyu railway
- Harajuku
- Harbor
- Hashiba
- Hasseiden Temple
- Hasui Kawase
- Hats
- Hattori department store
- Hayama
- Headquarter Staff
- Health and wellness
- Heian era
- Heroes
- Hibiya Park
- Hibiya Public Hall
- Hijiri Bridge
- Himeji
- Himeji Castle
- Hina-matsuri
- Hiogo (Hyogo) Baptist Church
- Hiroshige
- Hiroshima
- Historic aviation
- Historic bridges
- Hitachi
- Hobbies
- Hokkaido
- Honda
- Hong Kong
- Hongan-ji temple
- Hongo
- Honkon (Hong Kong) Maru
- Honmoku
- Horikiri gardens
- Horikiri Zenjiro
- Horishige
- Horse
- Horticulture
- Hosei University
- Hospitals and clinics
- Hot baths
- Hot springs
- Hoteiya department store
- Hotel Matsudaira
- Hotel Matsuzaka
- Hotel Metropole
- Hotel Shiga Heights
- Hotel Tokyo
- Hotels & ryokan
- Housing
- Howard Taft
- Hozu River
- Hygiene
- Hyogo
- Ian Fleming
- Ice skating
- Ichigaya
- Ichikokubashi Bridge
- Iidabashi
- IJA aviation
- IJN aviation
- Ikebana
- Imari ware
- Imatake Shichiro
- 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
- Imperial Universities
- Inagaki Nenjiro
- Inari
- Incline Lift (Kyoto)
- Indonesia
- Industrial Art School
- Industrialization
- Industry
- Interior views
- Interiors
- International Catholic Hospital
- International Exhibition (Paris 1925)
- International House
- Ise
- Ise-class
- Isetan department store
- Ishikawajima R-3
- Ito Hirobumi
- Itsukushima
- Iwakuni
- Iyeyasu
- Jack's Tower
- James Bond
- James Curtis Hepburn
- Jan Letzel
- Japan Air Lines (JAL)
- Japan Air Transport Co. (JATC)
- Japan Alps
- Japan Art Academy
- Japan pavilion
- Japan Post
- Japan Red Cross
- Japan Salt & Tobacco Monopoly
- Japan Tourist Bureau
- Japan Women's University (Meijiro)
- Japan-British Exhibition (1910)
- Japan-Korea relations
- Japanese food
- Japanese kites
- Jidai matsuri
- Jinju Life Insurance Co.
- Jinrikisha (Rickshaw)
- Jintan
- Jizo
- Jizo Bosatsu
- JOAK Radio
- 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
- Katase beach
- Katayama Tokuma
- Katherine Stinson
- Kawaji onsen
- Kawakami Theater
- Kawanishi aircraft
- Kawasaki
- Kawasaki aircraft
- KEEP (Kiyosato Educational Experiment Project)
- Kegon Falls
- 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
- Kites
- Kitsukawa Hotel
- Kiyosu Bridge
- Kobe
- Kobe Nautical College
- Kobe Station
- Kochi Castle
- Kodak
- Koganei
- Kohitachi
- Koi
- Kojimachi
- Kokugikan
- Kokusai Theater
- Kokutai no hongi
- Konishi Hotel
- Korakuen
- Korakuen Okayama
- Korea (Chosen)
- Kose
- Koshibiku no Naishi
- Koshien Hotel
- Koshikawa
- Koto
- Kototoi Bridge
- Kudan
- Kudan kaikan
- Kudan lighthouse
- Kudanzaka
- Kumamoto
- Kunikida Doppo
- Kure
- Kurihama
- KYK Shipping Lines
- Kyobashi
- Kyoto
- Kyoto Hotel
- Kyoto Station
- Lafcadio Hearn
- Lake Ashi
- Lake Biwa
- Lake Chuzenji
- Lake Hakone
- Lake Kawaguchi
- Lake Nojiri
- Lake Suwa
- Lake Towada
- Lake Yamanaka
- Law enforcement
- Licensed quarters
- Lighthouses
- Literature
- Livestock
- Livestock Exposition (1919)
- Locomotives
- London Town
- Long-distance flight
- Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904)
- Lutheran Church
- Mainichi Shimbun
- Maizuru
- Makurabashi
- Manchukuo
- Manchuria
- Manseibashi
- Manseibashi Station
- Manufacturing
- Maple Club
- Marine Tower
- Maritime
- Marriage
- Martial arts
- Marunouchi Building
- Marunouchi District
- Marunouchi Hotel
- Maruzen
- Mass transit
- Matsue
- Matsumoto
- Matsushima
- Matsuya department store
- Matsuyama (Shikoku)
- Matsuzakaya department store
- Medicine
- Meguro Gajoen
- Meiji College
- Meiji Dairies Co.
- Meiji era
- Meiji era education
- Meiji Gakuin
- Meiji Gallery
- Meiji Industrial Exposition (1907)
- Meiji Insurance Co. building
- Meiji Milk
- Meiji Outer Garden
- Meiji Restoration
- Meiji Shrine
- Meiji Theater
- Meiji Village (Nagoya)
- Meiji-za
- Meijiro
- Meitetsu Inuyama Hotel
- Menoyu Ryokan
- Methodist Church
- Metropolitan Police Board
- Mikado Hotel
- Mikasa (battleship)
- Mikasa Hotel
- Mikimoto pearls
- Military
- Military academy
- Military training
- Ministry of Communications
- Minoo Waterfall
- Mishimatei
- Misono Steak House
- Miss Tokimatsu
- Missionary
- Mitajiri
- Mitsu Bank (Mitsui Ginko)
- Mitsubishi
- Mitsubishi aircraft
- Mitsukoshi department store
- Mitsuo Fuchida
- Miura Peninsula
- Miyagino
- Miyajima
- Miyako Hotel
- Miyako odori
- Miyanoshita spa
- Miyazu
- Mizu shobai
- Mochi
- Modernization
- Modernization (Meiji)
- Mogi
- Mokishi (portable shrine)
- Monorail
- Morinaga
- Motion pictures
- Motomachi
- Motomachi (Kobe)
- Mountain climbing
- Mountains
- Moyishibashi
- Mt. Asama
- Mt. Aso
- Mt. Fuji
- Mt. Hakuba
- Mt. Koya
- Mukojima
- Municipal Office
- Museums
- Music
- Musicians
- Nagano
- Nagaragawa Bridge
- Nagasaki
- Nagasaki Maru
- Nagoya
- Nagoya Castle
- Nagoya Hotel
- Nagoya TV Tower
- Nakajima aircraft
- Nakamise
- Nakanoshima Park
- Nakasendo highway
- Nankinmachi (Yokohama)
- Nanko
- Nara
- Nara Hotel
- Nara Park
- Nara-ya Hotel
- Narahara aircraft
- Naruto
- Naruto whirlpools
- Nasunoyoichi
- National Diet
- National Railway
- Naval weapons
- Navy
- Navy Ministry
- New Grand Hotel (Yokohama)
- New Year's
- New York World's Fair (1939)
- Newspapers
- Nezu Kaichiro
- NHK
- Nichi Nichi Shimbun
- Nichigeki Theater
- Night views
- Nihonbashi
- Nihonbashi Bridge
- Nihonbashi canal
- Nihonbashi District
- Niigata
- Nijubashi
- Nikkatsu Hotel
- Nikkatsu Studio
- Nikko
- Nikko Hotel
- Nikolai Cathedral
- Nine-fingered geisha
- Nippon Theater
- Nippon Yusen K.K.
- Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Shipping Lines)
- 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
- Odawara
- Ofuro
- Oiran (Courtesan)
- Okichi
- Okitsu
- Okuma Shigenobu
- Okuno-in Temple
- Okura & Co.
- Okura Hotel
- Okura Museum
- Olympics
- Omura Masujiro
- Onnanoko
- Onomichi
- Onsen
- Oriental Hotel
- Osaka
- Osaka Castle
- Osaka Shosen Kaisha (OSK Shipping Lines)
- Osakabe Hotel
- Osamu Dazai
- OSK Shipping Lines
- Otaru
- Otemachi
- Otoro
- Ox
- pacific
- Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
- Palace Hotel
- Pan American Airways
- Pan-Pacific Peace Exposition (1937)
- Patriotism/Military
- Paul Rusch
- Pearl Harbor
- Peers' School
- Persimmons
- Pets
- Philippines
- Phonograph
- Photography
- Pine (symbolism)
- Poetry
- Police
- Population
- Porcelain
- Port Arthur
- Post-war economic recovery
- Postal service
- Pottery
- Premier Tojo Hideki
- Presbyterian
- Primary schools
- Prince Aritomo
- Prince Fushimi
- Princess Kan-in
- Printing Office
- Procession
- Propaganda
- Quakers (Religious Society of Friends)
- Radio
- Radio Japan
- Railroad history
- Railroad stations
- Railways
- Rakutenchi
- Rat
- Reader's Digest Building
- Record flights
- Red Cross
- Reinanzaka Church
- Religious rites
- Residences
- Restaurants
- Rice
- Ridge-pole ceremony
- Rikkyo University
- Rokko
- Ropeways
- Roppongi
- Rosetta Maru
- Rural life
- Russia
- Russian Civil War
- Russo-Japanese War
- Ryougaku Bridge
- Ryounkaku (Asakusa)
- S. Watanabe
- S.S. Dakota
- S.S. President Cleveland
- S.S. President Monroe
- Sadayakko
- Saigo Takamori
- Sakurada Gate
- Sakuragicho Station
- Samisen
- Sammaibashi
- Samurai
- Samurai Shokai
- Sand skiing
- Sanjo Street
- Sanjusangen-do (Kyoto)
- Sankei-en Gardens
- Sanno Hotel
- Sapporo
- Sapporo Beer
- Satachi Shichijiro
- Satsuma clan
- Sawabun Hotel
- school
- Science
- Sea-bathing
- Seaweed
- Second Higher Middle School
- Secondary schools
- Seiyoken Hotel
- Sendai
- Sengakuji
- Sengoku Golf Course
- Sensoji
- Sessue Hayakawa
- Seto Inland Sea
- Seto-nakai
- Shakespeare
- Shanghai Maru
- Shells
- Shiba
- Shiba Park
- Shiba Park Hotel
- Shibaura
- Shibuya
- Shichirigahama Beach
- Shiga Heights
- Shikoku
- Shikwan gakko
- Shimbashi
- Shimbashi District
- Shimbashi Station (Kasumori)
- Shimbashi Station (Shiodome)
- Shimoda
- Shimoda Treaty
- Shin-hanga
- Shinagawa
- Shinanomachi
- Shinjuku
- Shinjuku Gyoen Garden
- Shinobazu Pond
- Shinohashi
- Shinto
- Shintomi-za Theater
- Shipping
- Shirahama
- Shirakawa
- Shirokiya department store
- Shizuoka Prefecture
- Shodoshima
- Shogun
- Shopping districts
- Showa era
- Showa Industrial Exposition (1929)
- Shrines
- Siberia
- Silk Conditioning House
- Silk production
- Singapore
- Singer Sewing Machine Co.
- Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895)
- Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)
- Skiing
- Smiling Geisha
- Snow
- Snow skiing
- Soba
- Sobu Line
- Social habits
- Soga Brothers
- Sokugami
- Sokuhatsu
- Sophia University
- Sosui Canal
- South Manchuria Railway
- South Pacific Mandate islands
- Southeast Asia
- Sporting events
- Sports
- Sports Day
- SS Empress of Japan
- St. Hilda's School
- St. Luke's Hospital
- St. Paul's University
- Stadiums
- Statues and Monuments
- 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
- Suzukawa
- Swimming
- Swimsuit
- Sword dance
- Tachu Naito
- Taisho era
- Taisho era education
- Taisho Exhibition
- Takada (Joestsu)
- Takao (heavy cruiser)
- 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
- The Bluff
- Theater
- Theater Street (Rokku)
- Three monkeys
- Tiger
- TKK Shipping Lines
- Tobacco
- Tobu railway
- Todai
- Toden
- Toei Studios
- Togeki
- Togo Gosho
- Togo Heihachiro (Admiral)
- Tokaido
- Tokaido Main Line
- Tokiwa bridge
- Tokorozawa airfield
- Tokugawa era
- Tokugawa shogun
- Tokuriki Tomikichiro
- Tokyo Academy of Music
- Tokyo Amateur Dramatic Club
- Tokyo Arsenal
- 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
- Tor Hotel
- Toranomon
- Toro
- Tosa (Shikoku)
- Tosa Province
- Toshogu shrine (Nikko)
- Toshogu shrine (Ueno)
- Tourism
- Tourists
- Towada
- Towers
- Townsend Harris
- Toys
- Tozan Bus Co.
- Trade
- Traditions
- Training cruises
- Treaty ports
- Trolley
- TsubouchiMemorial Theatre Museum
- Tsugaru
- Tsukiji
- Tsukudajima
- Tsuruga
- Tsutenkaku Tower
- Twelve-Storeys Tower
- U.S. Embassy
- Ueno
- Ueno Hirokoji
- Ueno Park
- Ueno Station
- Ueno Zoo
- Uji (city)
- Ukimido
- Ukiyo-e
- Umbrella
- Umeki Miyoshi
- Undokai
- Universities
- Urban landscaping
- US Air Force
- US Army
- US Navy
- US-Japan relations
- Ushigome
- Versailles Peace Treaty
- Vocations/Occupations
- Volcanoes
- Wakayama
- Wako department store
- Wakura onsen
- Waseda University
- Washington Heights
- Waterfall
- Weapons
- Wedded rocks
- Wedding fashion
- Western dress
- Wildlife and flora
- Will Adams
- William Merrell Vories
- Winter
- Winter sports
- Wisteria
- Women's suffrage
- Woodblock prints
- Work
- World War I
- World War II
- World's Sunday School Convention
- Yakatabune
- Yamaguchi Bank
- Yamaguchi Prefecture
- Yamamoto Isoroku (Admiral)
- Yamanote Line
- Yamashita Park
- Yanebune
- Yaomatsu restaurant
- Yasukuni shrine
- Yebisu beer
- Yedogawa
- Yeu qin
- YMCA
- Yodobashi
- Yofuku
- Yokohama
- Yokosuka
- Yokosuka Line
- Yomegashima
- Yorozuyobashi
- Yoshida Tetsuro
- Yoshikawa Hisashi
- Yoshiwara
- Yotsuya
- Yotsuya-mitsuke
- Yoyogi
- Yuigahama
- Yukio Mishima
- Yurakucho
- Yusen Building
- Yushima seido
- Yushima Tenjin
- Yushukan
- Zen Buddhism
- Zodiac
- Zojoji Temple
- Zushi
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