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Japanese Print "Iwato Kagura Play - Japanese Native Customs" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Nobeoka - Kitsutsuki Vol.1" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Iwato Kagura Play - Japanese Native Customs" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Scenery of Tokai - Landscape and Products of Hyuga" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Trout Fishing of Nobeoka - Landscape and Products of Hyuga" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Iwato Kagura Play - Japanese Native Customs" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Monkey Island" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Nobeoka Castle Ruins" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Children's Nation at Aoshima" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Aoshima" by Watanabe Sadao, 渡辺貞夫 (Kuroki Sadao)

Japanese Print "Nihon Minzoku Zufu (Picture notes on native customs of Japan)" by Set

Japanese Print "Fighting Bulls in Iyo" by Azechi Umetaro (Azechi Umetaro (畦地梅太郎))

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Japanese Print "Kyoto Port Festival — 神戸港祭" by Kawanishi Hide, 川西英 (Kawanishi Hide (1894-1965))

Japanese Print "[Japanese and Russian cavalry troops clash near Chŏnju, North Pʻyŏngan Province, Korea]" by Kuroki

Japanese Print "May 1904 Japan seconds army preoccupation Furanten, China, and is picture to breaking the iron bridge every place" by Kuroki

Japanese Print "1904 Meiji Japan Navy seventy seven brave soldiers decide die company get in the transportation ships and themselves sink is picture stoppaged Port Ryojun" by Kuroki

Japanese Print "May 5th 1904 Japan seconds army is state to up land at vicinity Hishika peninsula Ryoto China" by Kuroki

Japanese Print "Tea-Whisk Seller, Fire Wood Seller, Shrine Festival Performer (Chasen uri, kuroki uri, saimon), from the series Female Geisha Section of the Niwaka Festival in the Yoshiwara (Seirô niwaka onna geisha)" by Kitagawa Utamaro, 喜多川歌麿 (Kitagawa Utamaro I)

Japanese Print "Firewood Sellers (Kuroki uri), from an untitled series of Niwaka festival costumes" by Kitagawa Utamaro, 喜多川歌麿 (Kitagawa Utamaro I)