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May 1, 1904 Our Army Occupied Jiuliyu, Hushan and Jiuliancheng-- It Is Worth Boasting to the World about the Bravery of Our Soldiers (Meiji sanjûshichi nen gogatsu tsuitachi waga gun Kurishima oyobi Kosan narabini Kyûrenjô senryô su, wagahei no yûmô o sekai ni hokoru ni ataru)
May 1, 1904 Our Army Occupied Jiuliyu, Hushan and Jiuliancheng-- It Is Worth Boasting to the World about the Bravery of Our Soldiers (Meiji sanjûshichi nen gogatsu tsuitachi waga gun Kurishima oyobi Kosan narabini Kyûrenjô senryô su, wagahei no yûmô o sekai ni hokoru ni ataru)
Utagawa Kokunimasa (Ryûa)
1904 (Meiji 37), May
A Great Victory for the Great Japanese Imperial Navy, Banzai! (Dai Nihon teikoku kaigun daishôri banzai)
A Great Victory for the Great Japanese Imperial Navy, Banzai! (Dai Nihon teikoku kaigun daishôri banzai)
Ikeda Terukata
1904 (Meiji 37), April
Our Troops Occupy Fenghuangcheng, a Great Victory for the Great Japanese Army, Hurrah! (Waga gun Hôôjô senryô su, Dai Nihon rikugun daishôri, banzai)
Our Troops Occupy Fenghuangcheng, a Great Victory for the Great Japanese Army, Hurrah! (Waga gun Hôôjô senryô su, Dai Nihon rikugun daishôri, banzai)
Ikeda Terukata
1904 (Meiji 37), April
Our Torpedo Boat Sinks the Enemy Warship Dingyuan (Waga suiraitei tekikan Teien gekichin su)
Our Torpedo Boat Sinks the Enemy Warship Dingyuan (Waga suiraitei tekikan Teien gekichin su)
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1895 (Meiji 28)
Russo-Japanese Naval Battle at the Entrance of Incheon Harbor: Hurrah for the Great Victory of the Japanese Navy! (Nichiro Jinsenkô kaisen dai Nihon kaigundaishôri banzai)
Russo-Japanese Naval Battle at the Entrance of Incheon Harbor: Hurrah for the Great Victory of the Japanese Navy! (Nichiro Jinsenkô kaisen dai Nihon kaigundaishôri banzai)
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1904 (Meiji 37), February
Telegraphic Record of the Russo-Japanese War: On the Ice of Lake Baikal in Russia, a Steam Locomotive and Its Cars Sank, Killing Tens of Officers and Soldiers. Russia's Transport Capacity Was Greatly Damaged. (Nichiro sensô denpô jikki no uchi: Rokoku no Baikaru-ko hyôjô tetsudô kikansha oyobi ressha kosui ni chinbotsu shite shôkô heishi sûjûnin sokushi su Rokoku yusôryoku wa dai shôgai o uketaru mono nari)
Telegraphic Record of the Russo-Japanese War: On the Ice of Lake Baikal in Russia, a Steam Locomotive and Its Cars Sank, Killing Tens of Officers and Soldiers. Russia's Transport Capacity Was Greatly Damaged. (Nichiro sensô denpô jikki no uchi: Rokoku no Baikaru-ko hyôjô tetsudô kikansha oyobi ressha kosui ni chinbotsu shite shôkô heishi sûjûnin sokushi su Rokoku yusôryoku wa dai shôgai o uketaru mono nari)
Utagawa Kokunimasa (Ryûa)
1904 (Meiji 37), March
Battle between Japan and Russia at Seoul: Hurrah for the Great Victory of the Great Japanese Empire (Nichiro Keijô ni gekisen su, Dai Nihon teikoku dai shôri banzai)
Battle between Japan and Russia at Seoul: Hurrah for the Great Victory of the Great Japanese Empire (Nichiro Keijô ni gekisen su, Dai Nihon teikoku dai shôri banzai)
Utagawa Kokunimasa (Ryûa)
1904 (Meiji 37), February
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Japanese Suicide Squads Fight Bravely in the Naval Battle at Port Arthur during the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro Ryojunkô kaisen Nihon kesshitai yûsen)
Sengai (?)
1904 (Meiji 37), March
"Illustration of the Decapitation of Violent Chinese Soldiers" (Bôkô shihei o zanshu suru zu)
"Illustration of the Decapitation of Violent Chinese Soldiers" (Bôkô shihei o zanshu suru zu)
Utagawa Kokunimasa (Ryûa)
1894 (Meiji 27), October
Our Troops Landing in Taiwan in the Dead of Night (Wagagun shinya Taiwan jôriku no zu)
Our Troops Landing in Taiwan in the Dead of Night (Wagagun shinya Taiwan jôriku no zu)
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1895 (Meiji 28)
Triumphal Return with Captured Goods (Gaisen shuho mono otomo), and Triumphal Return Bringing Captured Ships (Gaisen shuhosen o tomo ni tsureru), from the series Comical Art Exhibit of the Sino-Japanese War (Nissei sensô shôraku gakai)
Triumphal Return with Captured Goods (Gaisen shuho mono otomo), and Triumphal Return Bringing Captured Ships (Gaisen shuhosen o tomo ni tsureru), from the series Comical Art Exhibit of the Sino-Japanese War (Nissei sensô shôraku gakai)
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1895 (Meiji 28)
Urashima [upper], and Souvenirs from a Chinese Restaurant (Shina oryôri, omiyage) [lower], from the series Comical Art Exhibit of the Sino-Japanese War (Nissei sensô shôraku gakai)
Urashima [upper], and Souvenirs from a Chinese Restaurant (Shina oryôri, omiyage) [lower], from the series Comical Art Exhibit of the Sino-Japanese War (Nissei sensô shôraku gakai)
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1895 (Meiji 28)