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We Took Command of a Gang of Strange-looking Mounted Bandits and Had Them Destroy Manchurian Railways (Isô seru bazoku ittai o shiki Manshû tetsudô o hakai seshimuru zu), No. 10 (Sono jû) from the series Pictures of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen zue)
We Took Command of a Gang of Strange-looking Mounted Bandits and Had Them Destroy Manchurian Railways (Isô seru bazoku ittai o shiki Manshû tetsudô o hakai seshimuru zu), No. 10 (Sono jû) from the series Pictures of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen zue)
Ôkura Kôtô
1904 (Meiji 37)
Seven Ships From Our Fleet Cruised the Icy Sea and Bombarded Vladivostok (Waga kantai no shichiseki hyôkai o kôshin shite Urajiostoku o hôgeki seshimuru zu), No. 11 (Sono jûichi) from the series Pictures of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen zue)
Seven Ships From Our Fleet Cruised the Icy Sea and Bombarded Vladivostok (Waga kantai no shichiseki hyôkai o kôshin shite Urajiostoku o hôgeki seshimuru zu), No. 11 (Sono jûichi) from the series Pictures of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen zue)
Ôkura Kôtô
1904 (Meiji 37)
Lieutenant Minamisawa, Who Served with the Greatest Distinction in the Battle of Port Arthur (Ryôjun kaisen daiichi gunkô Minamisawa Shôkan), No. 12 (Sono jûni) from the series Pictures of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen zue)
Lieutenant Minamisawa, Who Served with the Greatest Distinction in the Battle of Port Arthur (Ryôjun kaisen daiichi gunkô Minamisawa Shôkan), No. 12 (Sono jûni) from the series Pictures of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen zue)
Ôkura Kôtô
1904 (Meiji 37)
Lieutenant General Shirakawa Shin'ichirô Fights Fiercely at the Battle of Gaiping, Suffering Many Wounds (Chûjô Shirakawa Shin'ichirô, Gaiheisen yûsen funsen mi ni sûsô o kômuru zu), from the series The Japanese Spirit (Yamatodamashii)
Lieutenant General Shirakawa Shin'ichirô Fights Fiercely at the Battle of Gaiping, Suffering Many Wounds (Chûjô Shirakawa Shin'ichirô, Gaiheisen yûsen funsen mi ni sûsô o kômuru zu), from the series The Japanese Spirit (Yamatodamashii)
Ôkura Kôtô
1895 (Meiji 28), April
Scout Higashibata Rinpei, Though Seriously Wounded, Bravely Routs the Enemy Soldiers (Sekkô Higashibata Rinpei jûshô makete tô funtô tekihei o washisu zu), from the series The Japanese Spirit (Yamatodamashii)
Scout Higashibata Rinpei, Though Seriously Wounded, Bravely Routs the Enemy Soldiers (Sekkô Higashibata Rinpei jûshô makete tô funtô tekihei o washisu zu), from the series The Japanese Spirit (Yamatodamashii)
Ôkura Kôtô
1895 (Meiji 28), March
Captain Hayashi, Advancing Furiously, Arrives at the Enemy Fortress (Hayashi daijô yûshin funtô susunde tekirui ni tomaru zu), from the series The Japanese Spirit (Yamatodamashii)
Captain Hayashi, Advancing Furiously, Arrives at the Enemy Fortress (Hayashi daijô yûshin funtô susunde tekirui ni tomaru zu), from the series The Japanese Spirit (Yamatodamashii)
Ôkura Kôtô
1895 (Meiji 28), February
Fierce Attack by Japanese Forces against Pyongyang (Nichigun Heijô dai-shingeki no zu)
Fierce Attack by Japanese Forces against Pyongyang (Nichigun Heijô dai-shingeki no zu)
Ôkura Kôtô
1894 (Meiji 27)
Fierce Attack by Japanese Forces against Pyongyang (Nichigun Heijô dai-shingeki no zu)
Fierce Attack by Japanese Forces against Pyongyang (Nichigun Heijô dai-shingeki no zu)
Ôkura Kôtô
1894 (Meiji 27)
The First Blockade of the Entrance to the Harbor of Port Arthur on the Night of February 24, 1904
The First Blockade of the Entrance to the Harbor of Port Arthur on the Night of February 24, 1904
Ôkura Kôtô
1904 (Meiji 37)
Two Women Bringing a Baby for the First Shrine Visit (Miyamairi)
Two Women Bringing a Baby for the First Shrine Visit (Miyamairi)
Ôkura Kôtô
1900s
Canal in Moonlight
Canal in Moonlight
Ôkura Kôtô
1900s
Book with six illustrations: The Russo-Japanese War
Ôkura Kôtô
1904 (Meiji 37)