Queues
The reformed dress
A servant with tucked sleeves
The obi for ordinary wear. For girls. For women
The hakama
The haori
The obi, square and plain
The kimono, rear and front view
Sushi and soba
Raw fish, whole and sliced
A well
A skylight and the Kitchen-God
A meal-tray
A shrine of the Rice-God
Foot-warmers
A chest of drawers and a trunk
A Sitting-room
An eight-matted parlour
The Porch - Open and Latticed
A six-matted room and verandah
A garden
A House without a gate
Door Fastenings
A roofed and a pair gate
The samisen
The Koto
A young lady dressed for a visit
A shop in Tokyo
The seven herbs of autumn
Japanese Girl with Baby
Boys’ Festival, Japan
Ainu—a Hairy Specimen
The Two White Birds
The Lion of Korea
Street Tumblers playing Kangura in Tokio
Playing with the Turtle
Playing with Doggy
Playing at Batter-Cakes
Kangura, or Korean Lion Play
Ironclad Top Game
Imitating the Procession to the Temple
The Young Wrestlers
Eye-Hiding, or Blindman's Buff
Eating Stand for the Children
Daruma, the Snow-Image
Boys' Concert—Flute, Drum, and Song
A Game of Snowball
Hoisting the Rice-beer Keg On Festival-day
Heron-legs, or Stilts
Getting Ready to Raise the big Humming Kite with the Sun Emblem
The Bull of Japan attacking the Mundane Egg