1910s
Children Carrying Children
Foreign visitors were uniformly surprised by scenes like this one, children carrying their smaller brothers and sisters on their backs while playing with each other.
Foreign visitors were uniformly surprised by scenes like this one, children carrying their smaller brothers and sisters on their backs while playing with each other.
What a wonderful and relaxed scene. Three women and two small kids, all wearing traditional clothing, having a welcome tea break at the engawa (veranda) of a thatched house.
The area between Isezakicho and Nigiwai-cho was known among foreigners as Theater Street.
Kobe seen from a location in the mountains, close to where Shin-Kobe Station is located today.
The entertainment district of Gion in Kyoto as seen from the steps of Yasaka Shrine: rickshaws carrying soldiers, women in kimono holding paper parasols, a vendor with his wares, men wearing Western hats, and curious children.
A beautiful view of Nagasaki Harbor and Ebisu Shrine (恵美須神社) taken from Akunoura (飽の浦). The mountains to the left are Mt. Konpira (金比羅山) and Mt. Tateyama (立山).