Yokohama 1900s
Samurai Shokai
Famed antique and art dealer Samurai Shokai (サムライ商会) at Honcho 1-20 in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. It sold silk, porcelain, lacquerware, jade, cloisonné, damascene and more.
Famed antique and art dealer Samurai Shokai (サムライ商会) at Honcho 1-20 in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. It sold silk, porcelain, lacquerware, jade, cloisonné, damascene and more.
Kobe City Hall was located next to the Local District Court, on the former grounds of Hachinomiya Jinja, a shinto shrine. It was Kobe’s second City Office and completed in 1909 (Meiji 42).
People and a streetcar cross Yodabashi Bridge in Osaka. At first sight an ordinary vintage postcard. But the barely visible building in the center back makes this card special.
A crowd of harbor workers load high quality Kyushu coal onto a U.S. army transport ship in Nagasaki.
Streetcars nearby Manseibashi Station in Tokyo as seen from Sudacho. The station, opened on April 1, 1912 (Meiji 45), was designed by architect Kingo Tatsuno (1854-1919).
A studio photo of two women sleeping in wadded futon bedding with their heads on wooden head supports.