1910s
Drinking Tea
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.
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).
Prostitutes behind a window in the Yukaku (red light district) of Yoshiwara in Tokyo.